Latifa Alansari

Palavra Resort is the perfect tropical getaway, featuring stunning architecture and lush greenery that transport you to an island paradise while reflecting its urban surroundings with a sleek, modern design. Inspired by its location on Reef Island, the resort embodies elements of water and air, serving as a tranquil oasis from the hustle and bustle of city life. Offering understated luxury, Palavra emphasizes warmth, comfort, and well-being, with first-class services and amenities, including sandy outdoor pools and diverse dining options. It emerges as a remarkable venue for MICE events, offering an inspiring backdrop for impactful meetings, seamless incentives, and unforgettable conferences and exhibitions.

Children deprived of their liberty are at a heightened risk of violence, abuse and acts of torture or cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment. Even very short periods of detention can undermine a child’s psychological and physical well-being and compromise cognitive development. Children deprived of liberty are at a heightened risk of suffering depression and anxiety, and frequently exhibit symptoms consistent with post-traumatic stress disorder. Reports on the effects of depriving children of liberty have found higher rates of suicide and self-harm, mental disorder and developmental problems.

The Bahraini intellectual, Prof. Dr. Mohammed Jaber Al-Ansari wrote a very rich and brief statement on the features of Islamic civilization, in which he stated: "Islam is indeed the first religion to recognize the right of the people of the heavenly religions that preceded it to retain their faith, existence, and laws. The Islamic conquest was one of the most tolerant of others with the testimony of various schools of historical research. Also, Islamic civilization was the first human civilization in history to come together in an unprecedented consensus between the Greek-Roman West and the Persian-Indian-Chinese East. Perhaps it was the first civilization in history approaching globalization that everyone, in our present time, argues over with much theoretical pedantry and intellectual chaos. The Islamic civilization aspired to the “globalization” of mankind and the unification of the world without barriers or limitations according to its standards and overview, despite the difficulty of communicating ideas and things in the past.”