The ongoing global health crisis may take some time to subside. It has already started making a negative impact on the world economy. The pandemic, along with the financial crunch, has taken a heavy toll on mental health of individuals.

The 96 musicians of Qatar Philharmonic Orchestra are all set to play simultaneously from their homes today at 8pm

The solutions start long before bedtime. Our schedules help set our circadian rhythms, the internal clock that helps us know when it’s time to wake and sleep, writes Stacey Burling

The Messenger of Allah, sallallaahu ‘alaihi wa sallam, said about the month of Sha’baan: “That is a month concerning which the people are heedless, between Rajab and Ramadan.

Another day in self-isolation. I have been at home the whole week, my next outing will be to the supermarket, which seems quite a scary thought at the moment. There is so much time for reflection and introspection. This global crisis has reminded us how weak we are as human beings.

To be honest, I wasn’t aware that the answer to this question, in my life, has always been a shy yes. It’s not easy, looking back at the experiences that have crafted your identity and pin point the deception.

The current dynamics of the global community is highly disturbed due to the spread of coronavirus. This pandemic has not only affected the world’s economy and stability, but it has also forced people to stay home. Nearly all countries have issued lockdown.

Aren’t we all going through a hard time right now? I am sure many of you out there are currently struggling with an issue or two, especially during these hard times and under these extreme circumstances. People are self-quarantining, people are scared and some people are finding it hard to cope.

I often think about balance, and how it applies to so many areas in our everyday life. When we are in a state of inner balance, our heart and head are said to be synchronised.

Abrupt changes in routines, loss of connections with teachers and friends, unexpected school closures, and the possibility of contracting the virus — all of these factors can heighten the anxiety level of children with Autism amid the global coronavirus pandemic.

Today the world marks World Autism Awareness Day in a bid to recognise and celebrate the rights of persons with autism. “This year’s observance takes place in the midst of a public health crisis unlike any other in our lifetimes

The novel coronavirus pandemic has so far not shown signs of slowing down. Getting sensitive to the unprecedented situation, people around the world are gradually resigning to extraordinary measures such as lockdowns and social distancing.