Posts tagged water-borne diseases
Let’s Rejoice for It’s a Day of Eid!!!
86 months ago
Your guide to celebrate an eco-friendly Eid-ul-Adha this year .
The Day of Arafah has passed and Haj has been performed. Muslims across the world are getting ready to celebrate Eid-ul-Adha -the festival celebrated to remember Prophet Ibraheem’s willingness to sacrifice his son Isma’il as an act of obedience towards Allah.
Similar to all our important festivals, preparations are in full swing. Moms are busy planning Eid lunches and dinners, going over the grocery and to-do lists over and over again to ensure everything has been brought in advance and properly stocked. Some of us are ‘still’ running to the tailor for our Eid dresses or are yet to head to the shopping mall to buy one. Do not forget the mehndi appointment in the evening where sometimes one has to sit for countless hours waiting for their turn. Due to the immense rush some salons treat their customers More >
Let the Blue Arteries of Mother Earth Flow and Reach Everyone!!
2Ever worked in your garden on a hot and humid day? What do you run for as soon as you step inside the house? A chilled glass of fresh and clean water!! When the game is over what do the sports players grab? A water bottle! The soft and gentle colorless liquid called water is one of the four most essential creations of God. In fact, it is one of the most beautiful things in the world. It not only quenches our thirst, or allows doing a lot of house chores, but it is also a source of tranquility. For some people sitting by the seashore brings them calmness and peace. People can sit for hours unmoved and watch the fierce waves creep up to the shore, and then quietly go back to where they belong.
As the world population is increasing, water is becoming a scarce resource. One study More >
