Student Blogs

The sky was a dark, purplish-gray, low in the sky, as if it were about to rain at any moment. Liz walked through the metal gate, which lay bent over, like an odd smile. The old building stood there; nothing but stone and wooden bones, like it had been forgotten. Its windows were like empty...Read More

Before I share my experiences, let me first introduce myself to the readers. I am Ahmad Shah from Grade 5 Jade of FWS. I believe that sharing is the best way to be heard and noticed. Whatever the objective of the writers may be, they know best—but I am clear about my own way of...Read More

 Islam encourages introspection, observation, and the pursuit of knowledge. Instead of dismissing science, Islam has traditionally welcomed it as a divine mandate. As the Quran says: “Indeed, in the creation of the heavens and the earth and the alternation of the night and the day are signs for those of understanding—who remember Allah while standing...Read More

There’s this little meadow I go to when the world gets too loud. It’s tucked away behind a tangle of trees and overgrown paths—most people don’t even know it’s there, and honestly, that’s what I love about it. When I step into it, everything slows down. The grass is always damp and cool against my...Read More

Story of Adam and Iblis– It all started when God created the Universe. He poured His love into what He had made. His infinite love soon gave birth to beings. He created angels (from light), jinns (from fire), and animals and plants. He loved them all. The angels had no free will, so they praised...Read More

Staying back on that old leather chair, the creak unfolded its age. The beams of sun leaked through the lactic work of the window, painting the walls of the room. On the contrary, the aura of the room and the rays of the sun were like a complex plot of trying a harmonious resolution. Elias,...Read More