Strategic communication recently made the news because of a column Admiral Mullen, Chairman of the US Joint Chief of Staff wrote for the Joint Forces Quarterly. His basic point was that by making it an organizing item, strategic communication has become a goal in itself, rather than being a process to enable the larger objectives. [...]
Posts Tagged ‘islam’
Change in Saudi Arabia- Short and Long Term
As we have all read by now, Saudi Arabia has made some changes in its government and brought in more moderates. Some changes were expected, some were nominal while others are profound.
A lot of people focused on the first woman appointee as it heralds something new, however bringing in women is an inevitable change. [...]
Marriage in Islam
Marriages in Islam are social contracts and have to be understood in two separate ways: the mechanics of the actual marriage contract and the responsibilities/rights associated with the marriage.
There are many cultural practices that are common however there are only a few that are religiously required (as per traditional interpretations- I won’t be dealing [...]
