Name: The Thinking Room: Why Philosophy Matters? by Espresso Hour
Duration: 7 min 39 s
Description: Philosophy does not give easy answers. Instead, it gives us questions that challenge assumptions and make us think deeper about life and other topics. Here we discuss why is philosophy matter, especially today.

Philosophy does not give easy answers. Instead, it gives us questions that challenge assumptions and make us think deeper about life and other topics. Here we discuss why is philosophy matter, especially today.

The Thinking Room: Why Philosophy Matters?

An Interview with Abdulaziz Mohammed AlMulla Library program coordinator at Sharjah Art Foundation about the monthly book club, the topics, and much more

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Our children carry more than schoolbooks. They carry ideas, emotions, pressures—some visible, many invisible. Their mental health is as crucial as their physical health. Some tips to supporting them in small and consistent ways

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Located off the coast of Tanzania, Zanzibar’s history is a reflection of the Indian Ocean itself; restless, connected, full of exchange. From the 10th century onward, Arab and Persian traders anchored their dhows here to trade spices, ivory, and gold. Later came Indian merchants, Portuguese sailors, and Omani sultans, each leaving behind a trace; words, architecture, recipes, and rituals.

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Interview with Mr. Rashid Al Ameeri , Head of Corporate Communications for Friends of Cancer Patients (FOCP) about the pink October campaign, the fixed clinics and mobile clinics across over 86 sites, and all about raising awareness 

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If Sudanese literature had a heartbeat, Tayeb Salih would be that pulse. Born in 1929 near the Nile, he spent his life straddling worlds; village and cosmopolitan, traditional and modern, Arabic and English. His pen gave voice to those tensions, and in doing so, his stories have resonated well beyond Sudan’s borders.

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One more episode, one more message, one more video.You feel the fatigue, but also you resist sleeping.
That small rebellion against bedtime has a name: revenge bedtime procrastination.
It’s not about insomnia. It’s not even about bad habits. It’s a quiet act of defiance ; the way many of us reclaim time when our days feel too controlled, too full, too consumed by others.


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Beauty is one of those ideas that feels both intimate and vast. What is beauty? We think it is easy, yet when we dig deeper it can be a concepts that carries more than the surface. Beauty invite us to pause and appreciate differences; leaving us sometimes unsettled

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Women’s bodies respond differently to cold immersion than men’s. Because of hormonal cycles, fat distribution, metabolism rates, and body surface area, cold exposure can put women in a more delicate balance. We discuss how  to do it safely

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