Stay patient with your thesis. It’s the only way to keep going.

You’re the only person who can do your research. You’re the expert.

When we started this journey, we had no idea where it was going to take us. We poured our heart and soul into this book for the sole reason of making a positive impact on humanity. Today, we are excited to announce that we have sold 50,000 copies since launch! Thank you from

6020 families where wiped out along 3 generations leaving a single survivor.

- Gaza was under siege for 17 years — no one had a plan to save it. - There were 10,000 Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails before October 7 — no one had a plan to free them. - The whole world watched children starve in Gaza — no one had a plan to rescue them. - Israel

What if the most valuable lesson you learn from your PhD isn't about your research, but about yourself? It's about resilience, discipline, and the quiet confidence to keep going when everyone else would quit. #PhDLife #SelfImprovement

🪔 From Pennsylvania to California, Diwali’s light is now on America’s calendar. Here’s the anthem carrying that glow. Thank you for helping this light reach more homes and hearts. - The Weekly Chai

The most important skill for a researcher is not technical ability. It's taste. The ability to identify interesting and tractable problems, and recognize important ideas when they show up. This can't be taught directly. It's cultivated through curiosity and broad reading.

Overstimulation after running long experiments is so hard to get over. I want to be relaxed and steady, but my mind still thinks I need hyper-focus to get the task done. #phdlife

Thrilled to share that I’ve officially passed my PhD qualifying exams ✅ A challenging but rewarding milestone in the journey ahead. Grateful for the guidance of my professors, the support of colleagues, and the encouragement of loved ones. Onward to the next chapter! 🎓 #PhDLife

Me today

I was greatly delighted by the vast knowledge of Al-Suyuti, who gathered the closest and furthest matters of knowledge, leaving neither small nor great detail unaccounted for…

God willed from among the scholars of language, literature, and Quranic recitations. I converse with them and study with them. I never forget my questions to Sibawayh, nor to Abu Amr, nor to Ibn Malik. Abu Hayyan was always with me, sharp-tempered and moody.

I prepare myself to move from this tent as well perhaps I have moved as many times as the authors of the ten Mu'allaqat, or perhaps as many as the twelve sciences of language, or even as many as the sixteen meters of Arabic poetry. I brought with me to this tent whomever…

Me watching all the new PhD students

it will pass. it will pass. it may feel heavy, but it will pass.

These are the ten minutes that the Israeli army grants to the residents of buildings before bombing them, without any consideration for their physical or psychological condition or their ages.

The Last Minutes Before the Bombing Minutes in which you try to gather what can help you in the upcoming journey of displacement, or you delay a little and the building is destroyed over your head.

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Your thesis has flaws. So did Einstein's. Marie Curie's. Darwin's. The difference? They understood that limitations aren't failures. They're features of real research in an imperfect world.

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Tomorrow we will release a film about Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya, who has been held by Israel under horrific conditions for more than 250 days.