The Prophet (PBUH) Came to a World Sunk in Superstition
The writer describes the darkness of the sixth-century world into which Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) was born and traces his mission from Makkah to the Farewell Hajj.
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The writer describes the darkness of the sixth-century world into which Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) was born and traces his mission from Makkah to the Farewell Hajj.
Thousands of worshippers took part in the first Jumma prayer at the two holy mosques in Makkah and Madinah after Saudi Arabia lifted all remaining restrictions.
Guava, an easily available and nutritious fruit, is said to help with blood sugar, cholesterol, digestion, weight loss, immunity and skin.
Sap collectors in Atrai upazila of Naogaon are readying date palm trees for the season, even as the number of trees in the area keeps falling.
Hilsa fishing resumes in the Padma, Meghna and other rivers from midnight on Monday after a 22-day government ban during the main breeding season.
A Dinajpur beekeeper has surprised many by collecting honey from a jujube (boroi) orchard after training his bees on the scent of its flowers.
Instead of throwing away banana peels, rubbing them on the skin may help reduce acne and keep skin moist.
Onion prices have fallen in Chattogram's wholesale market, but retail prices remain far higher and shoppers are still struggling.
Two days of continuous rain have submerged newly planted early potato fields in Thakurgaon, and farmers who planted in the past week fear heavy losses.
The Quran and hadith place good character at the heart of the faith, calling it one of the things that most leads people to Paradise.
Winter vegetables are reaching Dhaka's markets but prices remain high, while broiler chicken has risen another Tk 10 a kg in a week.
The juicy Fazli mango and the Bagda shrimp are set to become Bangladesh's latest geographical indication products.
Hemanta, the late-autumn season of Kartik and Agrahayan that heralds winter, has begun, bringing dewy mornings and the Nabanna festival of new rice.