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Author: Najath Kareem
The things that last
My parents’ home is a capsule suspended in time. Each visit, I find little things that hold the remnant energy of a past self, ones that glitter with the potential of what once was and possibility of what could have been. A part of me believes this is my mother’s way of holding onto the… Continue reading The things that last
When we coded a universe for our son
This is a photo of a game on my son’s laptop - spaceship sprites scattered across a blue nebula and asteroids drifting in patterns. My husband and I built this little universe for our son, with the help of AI. As I shared on my last post, Thinking in the Age of AI, I realized this… Continue reading When we coded a universe for our son
Thinking in the age of AI : Why we need to trust our own minds again
I've been thinking a lot lately about thinking. Seriously, when did we start believing that we can't write an email without AI's help? When did making a presentation become something we supposedly "can't do" without technology stepping in to save us? It's wild when you think about it. Humans have been communicating for thousands of… Continue reading Thinking in the age of AI : Why we need to trust our own minds again
Book Review – Till We Have Faces by C.S. Lewis
I picked up Till We Have Faces as part of my current exploration on the classical philosophy of education. In classical education, there is a strong emphasis on “old books” — These are works that have survived because their ideas are alive, still carrying weight across centuries by standing the test of time. And what… Continue reading Book Review – Till We Have Faces by C.S. Lewis
Book Review – Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury
I read this book back in June and BOY, it took me almost 2 months to process what I read - it was THAT GOOD. I think Fahrenheit 451 is a book everyone should read in this day and age. Written in 1953, this story portrays a dystopian society where conformity is enforced and individuality… Continue reading Book Review – Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury
The Concept Of Education In Islam
I’ve been spending a lot of time lately thinking about education- more specifically, what it means to educate a child. Not the kind that ends with grades, test scores, or even a framed certificate on a wall—but something that is beyond utilitarian. I first came upon this idea when I stumbled upon Charlotte Mason’s philosophy… Continue reading The Concept Of Education In Islam
Book recommendations
Hi!! So this post is going to be about some of the books I have read over the past few months. I’ve had major reading goals for this year in which I am clearly slacking off. Regardless, I have been able to read some good books this year. A word of warning though –… Continue reading Book recommendations
The Japanese Art of Kintsugi inspired Paintings
Hi, I was in a creative rut (which I am always in most of the time) before I started doing this painting. I was out of ideas and inspiration until I stumbled upon the art of Kintsugi which inspired me to do this piece. Kintsugi/ Kintsukuroi in its simplest sense is the Japanese art… Continue reading The Japanese Art of Kintsugi inspired Paintings
Najath Kareem 