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Our highly anticipated Summer Issue has officially landed—and it’s bursting with sunshine, style, and inspiration! This season, we’re thrilled to have the radiant Aaliyah Jasmine Baig gracing our cover, embodying the spirit of a bold and brilliant summer. From exploring the scenic beauty of Pakistan and its booming tech scene to exclusive travel guides for […]
With the sacred season upon us here is a guide of essential to become more mindful and use beneficial daily prayers to help you every day and also during Hajj Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) said, “When one gets up in the morning he should say: “Allahumma innee as-alooka khaira haadhal-yawmi wafat-hahoo wanas-rahoo wa noo-rahoo wabarakata- hoo […]
Curious About Camping but Not Quite Ready to Rough It? Try Glamping! If you love the idea of spending time in nature but aren’t too keen on sleeping bags, cold showers, or pitching a tent, glamping might be the perfect alternative. Glamping, short for glamorous camping, combines the beauty of the outdoors with the comfort of […]
Nothing beat’s a day by the seaside. And when it comes to thinking of things to do while you’re at the beach, children often have the best ideas. Whether it’s discovering crazy creatures in a rock pool, skimming a stone or jumping over waves, there are plenty of activities to get stuck into on the coast this […]
Whether you are struggling with physical issues, such as sports injuries or poor posture; battling internal digestive or heart health concerns; or even tackling emotional problems such as insomnia or stress, address the issue head on. From Italy to India, with a tailor-made wellness programme to target your specific health needs, the following healing holidays […]
Bradford – At the heart of the UK’s City of Culture 2025, an extraordinary exhibition is tuning into voices from the past that still resonate with love, longing and cultural resilience. Tape Letters, a powerful audio-visual experience running from 22 May to 15 June at Loading Bay’s Gallery, sheds light on a long-overlooked form of connection that held British-Pakistani […]
