There is something almost comforting about stepping into Brent Cross Shopping Centre. It does not try too hard to be flashy, ultra-digital or overly theatrical. Instead, it offers something many …
Mohammad T Islam (BSc, MBA, MEd)
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Humanity & Philanthropy
International Women’s Day: Celebrating Progress and Continuing the Fight for Equality
International Women’s Day (IWD), celebrated annually on 8 March, is a global event that recognises the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women while also highlighting the ongoing struggle …
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Myopia, commonly referred to as short-sightedness, is one of the most widespread visual disorders globally. Individuals with myopia can see near objects clearly, but distant objects appear blurred because light …
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The idea that Jewish communities have historically been prominent in finance and business is widely discussed, but it is often explained badly. Simplistic answers can drift into stereotype. A more …
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Money & Wealth
Money Lessons for Kids: Jewish Cultural Teaching of Saving, Giving and Thinking Ahead
Jewish culture has a long tradition of teaching children that money is not only about buying things or measuring success. It is also about responsibility, self-discipline, care for others, and …
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Money is rarely treated in Jewish thought as a purely private matter. It is not simply about earning more, owning more, or displaying success. Rather, money is understood as a …
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Legal systems do not develop by accident. They grow out of a society’s history, politics, culture and ideas about justice. Across the world, three concepts are especially important in understanding …
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Statute law is one of the main sources of law in the United Kingdom. It refers to law created by Parliament through the formal legislative process, resulting in Acts of …
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Civil law is one of the most important branches of any legal system because it regulates the everyday relationships between individuals, businesses and organisations. Unlike criminal law, which deals with …
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Common law is one of the world’s most influential legal traditions. Originating in England, it has shaped the legal systems of countries such as Wales, the United States, Canada, Australia, …