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Executive Summary The Midas Domesday Books: Closed Loop Economy presents an evolutionary economic architecture by Ghailan IRGH, specifically designed as a strategic Global South Case Study (Indonesia). This framework serves as a sovereign blueprint to break the cycle of foreign … Continue reading →

The Privilege of the Legend: Why Kanye’s “Father” Song Would Fail as a Newcomer Debut In the wake of the March 28, 2026 release of Bully, the track “Father” song featuring Travis Scott has dominated the cultural conversation. Critics are calling it a … Continue reading →

The Privilege of the Legend: Why BTS’s “Swim” Song Would Fail as a Newcomer Debut In the wake of ARIRANG, the latest release from BTS, the lead single “Swim” has been widely praised as a “mature, minimalist reset” and a “hypnotic global anthem.” It … Continue reading →

The posture of prostration, where one kneels and touches their forehead to the ground, is a profound and ancient form of worship that transcends any single religion. It is not exclusively a practice of Islam, but rather a fundamental human expression of … Continue reading →

Abraham’s Sacrifice 8 Sons including Isaac and Ishmael! Abraham’s Sacrifice and His Eight Sons (not only Ishmael and Isaac): A Qur’anic Perspective In the Qur’an, the story of Abraham’s sacrifice is told without ever naming the son, a deliberate and … Continue reading →

The Qur’an tells us much about Prophet Abraham (Ibrāhīm عليه السلام): his search for truth, his submission to God, and his test of faith through the command to sacrifice his son. Yet the Qur’an never mentions the son’s name. This … Continue reading →

1. Introduction The execution of Jesus Christ (Nabi Isa) was carried out by Roman soldiers through crucifixion under Pontius Pilate, the Roman prefect of Judea under Emperor Tiberius. Historically, this execution stemmed from political and security concerns in Judea, where … Continue reading →

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Pharaoh as a National Hero in the History of the Egyptian Kingdom, Yet Considered a “Villain” in the Holy Scriptures In the Qur’an, Pharaoh is depicted as a symbol of tyranny. He is known for enslaving the Children of Israel, … Continue reading →

Introduction SEJARAHID Few stories in the Abrahamic faiths have sparked as much debate as the account of Abraham’s near-sacrifice of his son. In the Bible, the son is named Isaac. In the Qur’an, the son remains unnamed, but Islamic tradition … Continue reading →