Afrina T Mehraj Shaik

 Simplicity rests in the way of living. We assume simplicity lies in wearing inexpensive clothes.   Simplicity is not about poverty or luxury. Simplicity is priceless. Simplicity is something   that one can have as a nature. A typical mindset that obeys oneself, understands the   necessities. A mindset that doesn't exploit with the changing trends of the world. Simplicity is   the inner beauty that is decent to have. Neither aggressive nor entirely peaceful. A condition   of looking easy and simple to understand. But the most complicated phenomenon to handle   with or to be like.  This was the video that dragged me towards writing some words on simplicity. The video of  this Old Lady moved me and left me in a speechless condition. It put me on an exclamation  point of-" What is this life about! " This old lady carries a whole wooden bunch beyond her capacity, the whole weight on her  forehead. And we pe...

 Solicitude-   The tender part of a relationship. We are together out of concern. Out of compassion, we plead with each other. We are the beings of tender minds, Soft and sensitive. Easily hurt and painful enough to get attached We meet people out of attachments and Commonness we see in them. But it is not the eyes that speak everything. And it is not the eyes that see everything.   What we feel in them is the same, Is mostly different. Eyes are the indicators of the minds we meet. It might seem to be a beautiful statement To express our love. But we are on a slipup Lost to the colors of fantasies We need not live every fantasy that fascinates us. We only need to live with the one that fascinates us daily And saves us from getting lost in the colors of fantasies.   The one that is compassionate to you. The one that truly remains only for you. We also need to be compassionate with the one Who cannot be humble with you! ...

I don't know if anybody ever could like So-called a thing called falooda. Let me elaborate, First of all This is not for someone Who set one's heart on falooda!! I see people craving for falooda. Where did this falooda come from? Well, falooda is a Mughalai Indian dessert a version of Persian Faloodeh.  Coming to the recipe, this is the yummy looking, colorful thing one can get to Eat? Drink? Nope!! Get to eat and drink. A mixture of three Mughalai desserts. Which are amazing on taking in, in separately. And the most difficult task is to take in and digest as they become three in one. For those who feel the same, Can understand my midnight pukar of izzat ka falooda. I really feel like my izzat has gone into falooda When I won't get a charge on my title. And all the credit goes to me, Cheers Ms.Afrina Tabassum Shaik, you are the one behind this. For the book that looks absolutely like an Unhealthy falooda. Though its a need to encourage this drink For ...

  The Writers Point I would like to take a turn towards a learning diary this summer. An open diary of learning.  I write as I read. And you learn as you read. A surprise set from a learner to a learner. To my dear friends who are very concerned about writing,   I will be on a joyful tour of learning and teaching. Stay tuned. Yours Lovingly, Afrina Tabassum Shaik.

Phobia is lacking affinity to someone or something. A fear that is unlikely to cause harm. A fear that is fearless and took an ineligible seat on someone’s mind. An irrational fear that causes even when you are not in danger. A fear that turns into a phobia, When a bombshell on you. A bombshell that terrifies up,  Is a mouse in size! A mouse you see that is trapped. The bomb that is going to be decoded  When on the mind. Phobia, a bombshell raised out of the light And goes off shedding on the light. A fear that raised ones And faked you all the time  Is the temporary darkness  That shed off throwing the light.  

Women are often expected to be  obedient daughters, wives, and mothers , staying within the family environment, while men are expected to be protectors and caretakers of the family. The evolution of ages has encouraged women to attain equal rights to that of men, to manage a healthy livelihood.  And the majority of Muslim scholars agree that women are not obligated to serve their husbands, do housework, or do any kind of work at home.   We find women in Islam are less educated than women in most other religious groups and lag further behind their male co-religionists. However, in many regions, Muslim women have generally been rapidly catching up to other groups and have narrowed gender gaps substantially in recent cohorts. This shows up religion's possible role in women's educational attainment and provide important context to discuss over Islam and gender equality.   Women and girls have been victims of ruthless power struggles for centuries in all societies and...

Hunger the day Hunger will be the thoughts I worry Either I need to feed the brain Or the stomach I worry Either I am the dumb to work Or do I need extra comfort to work Hunger the day Hunger will be the thoughts I worry I couldn’t think good Unless I have something Tastier to eat Tastier the day Tastier will be the thoughts I believe.