Who Says We Are Innocent?
Safety is part of faith — and its absence is a sin we all share
Dr. Fadila Grine
Writing for change and progress
Consultant and trainer in family, women, and youth affairs — thirty years across education, training, diplomacy, and human development.
University of Malaya · OIC · 33 peer-reviewed studies
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From Contrived Praise to Deserved Appreciation
On the poison of empty flattery, and the sincere appreciation every soul is owed
The human soul is fashioned to love approval, and rarely escapes the seduction of praise when it comes wave upon wave — until the soul believes that what is said of it is its truth. He who lives on praise dies by insult.
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All work- Measuring Religiosity and Its Effects on Personal Well-Being: A Case Study of Muslim Female Academicians in Malaysia Journal of Religion and Health · 2015
- Islamic Spirituality and Entrepreneurship: A Case Study of Women Entrepreneurs in Malaysia The Journal of Happiness & Well-Being · 2015
- A Qur'anic Framework for Spiritual Intelligence Religions · 2014
- Is Hijab a Fashion Statement? A Study of Malaysian Muslim Women Journal of Islamic Marketing · 2017