Just as dawn follows dusk, just as leaves stir with the whisper of bees and daisies – life, in its quiet cycles, is ever-beautiful. It is found in small gestures: a stranger’s smile, a hand feeding a stray animal, a wave to a laughing child. These fleeting, almost forgotten fragments remind us that life is not only about victories and failures, but about love given freely. Parents’ silent prayers, sacrifices, and unconditional care illuminate life far beyond its usual brightness.
And yet, life is not without its darkness, grief, depression, anxiety, despair, and even self-doubt. Still, through these fragile and painful passages, there emerges resilience, patience, and faith. It is because of these struggles that light shines more radiantly. For no pain is greater than our capacity to endure, and no sorrow too deep to prevent the possibility of hope.

(Excerpt from the Editorial by Sarah Rahaman Shaikh)