Just finished Mother Mary Comes to Me by Arundhati Roy. Not a book of comfort, but of clarity. She gives voice to those power erases and reminds us silence is complicity. My full review is up on Bidrohi.blog — this one will stay with me.

Just finished Invisible Women — an eye-opening look at how the world is still designed for men. Parents raising daughters should read it, and raise them to see the challenges ahead and the strength they’ll need to face them. For full review: bidrohi.blog/book-review-...

Wrapped The Worlds I See. Came for AI, stayed for a story about curiosity, grit, and human-centered tech. ImageNet wasn’t a miracle—it was persistence. A generous, hype-aware intro to AI’s promise and limits. Read my full review: bidrohi.blog/book-review-...

Just finished A Promised Land. It’s not a highlight reel—it’s more a meditation on patience, trade-offs, and choosing the next right step. My takeaways: progress is incremental; always explain the “why”; document trade-offs; and above all, keep moving forward. My review: bidrohi.blog/book-review-...

ChatGPT is a dumb program—can’t even keep up across sessions! And you call this AI? There’s still a long way to go before it gets anywhere near AGI.

Just finished Indigenous Continent by Pekka Hämäläinen. Brutal, eye-opening truth: America was built on stolen land + Indigenous blood. Same playbook Israel uses in Palestine. History isn’t past — it’s repeating. Must-read. Full review: bidrohi.blog/book-review-...

Finished Genius Makers by Cade Metz. A fascinating dive into the people, rivalries, and ethics shaping AI. Hinton, LeCun, Hassabis—they helped build what could reshape our world. A must-read for anyone curious about the brains behind the code. My review: bidrohi.blog/book-review-... #BookReview

Missiles hit Tel Aviv. Israel strikes Iran. This could quickly spiral into a much bigger war with devastating consequences. Innocent lives will pay the price. De-escalation isn’t weakness—it’s humanity.

This one hits home. In 5 years, I want to look back and know I made intentional choices—with what I read, how I think, who I keep close, and what I stand for. Every book, habit, meal, voice, and action today is shaping that version of me. The future isn’t random—it’s built daily.

Faizan Zaki wins the Scripps National Spelling Bee!! 🏆 MashaAllah, what an inspiring achievement at just 13!

This photo shows some of the wealthiest men on Earth with a combined wealth close to a trillion. But it’s not their wealth—it’s their influence that matters. They shape markets, policies, and technology that touch billions. Power today is about control, not just cash. #PowerAndWealth

📚 “The mind that stops learning grows old…” — A truth I live by. I read not just to know, but to grow. Wisdom doesn’t come easy—it’s built through curiosity, reflection, and effort. I share my journey through books here: bidrohi.blog/books/ #BookReviews #Stoicism #LifelongLearning #BidrohiReads

Some people don’t actually hate you—they just hate that they can’t use you. When that fails, they gossip, lie, and try to turn others against you. Let them talk. It only proves you’re no longer under their control.

Lamine Yamal extends his stay at Barcelona until 2031—securing one of football’s brightest stars for the future. At just 17, he’s already broken records in La Liga and the Champions League. Barça knows they’ve got a generational talent on their hands.

At just 17, Lamine Yamal shattered Neymar’s single-season dribbling record with 244 successful dribbles! He led La Liga (161) and Champions League (109), outpacing stars like Mbappé and Vinícius. The future is here—and he’s wearing Barça colors.

Just finished Lovely One by Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson. A gift for my daughter—and for every first-gen child chasing big dreams. Justice Jackson’s story shows what’s possible. Full review at: bidrohi.blog/book-review-...

Toll fees in America feel like a scam—especially when they say “we’ll bill you.” What you actually get is a charge for “Unpaid Toll,” plus an “Invoice Fee,” and then an “Additional Fee.” Congress needs to step in and stop this practice. Here’s one example:

Some of the best wisdom comes not from speaking—but knowing when not to. This list is a reminder that silence, when used with intention, can be a sign of strength, not weakness. #Wisdom #EmotionalIntelligence #ThinkBeforeYouSpeak

Just finished Think Again by Adam Grant—on the recommendation of a senior friend and respected teacher from my community. A powerful reminder that being wrong isn’t failure—it’s freedom. Full review now live on: bidrohi.blog/book-review-... #BookReview #ThinkAgain #Rethinking

Finished The History and Achievements of the Islamic Golden Age by Eamonn Gearon. A reminder: Muslim scholars didn’t just preserve knowledge—they transformed it. We once led the world. Time to reclaim that spirit. Read full review: bidrohi.blog/book-review-...

Just finished AI 2041 by Kai-Fu Lee & Chen Qiufan. Brilliant concept—10 stories + analysis—but only the first and last really resonated. The rest felt more like tech demos than fiction. Kai-Fu’s insights save it. Read more: bidrohi.blog/book-review-...

What if your child had to beg for bread instead of birthday wishes? Millions of children aren’t dreaming of toys—they’re dreaming of food and safety. A just world doesn’t look away. — Bidrohi Read more: bidrohi.blog #JusticeForChildren #BidrohiPulse #CompassionMatters

Where is God when children suffer? I reflect on this painful question in my latest Bidrohi’s Pulse. Maybe the divine isn’t missing—maybe we are. 📖 Read more: bidrohi.blog#pulse

@corybooker.com This can also happen Mr. Senator - Cory Booker: A New Dawn of Leadership for President 2028. It’s time for bold vision, unity, and justice at the highest level. Let’s rise together. #Booker2028 #NewDawnLeadership #CoryForPresident #RiseWithCory #LeadershipForAll

Tired of hearing about budget deficits and debt fearmongering? My review of The Deficit Myth by Stephanie Kelton explores how we can rethink public spending, reclaim dignity, and ask: What kind of world are we trying to build? Read more on bidrohi.blog/book-review-...

Bidrohi’s Pulse: Children are dying of hunger while we chase the stars—shouldn't we care for our own first? Read the full reflection at bidrohi.blog

Ilan Pappé’s The Biggest Prison on Earth shattered what I thought I knew about Gaza and the West Bank. The occupation wasn’t temporary—it was designed to be permanent. My latest review explores how this book exposed a brutal reality. Read more: bidrohi.blog/book-review-...

Norman Finkelstein’s The Holocaust Industry challenges how Holocaust memory has been used—for justice or political and financial gain? I explore his bold claims, from Swiss bank settlements to Israel’s creation, in my latest review. Read more: bidrohi.blog/book-review-...

I explored a hypothetical scenario: What if a U.S. president refused to follow the Constitution? If the executive ignored Congress & the courts while controlling the military & key agencies, could democracy survive—or fall into authoritarian rule? Read more: bidrohi.blog/what-if-the-...

📢 Beyond Zionism: Jewish Voices for Justice in Israel-Palestine 🖊️ Inspired by NPR’s piece on Tzedek Chicago, I explore Jewish anti-Zionism, its impact, and what it means for justice in Palestine. Read my take: bidrohi.blog

Exclusive: Bangladesh's interim government has been unable to fully ensure public safety and holding a general election this year will be difficult, the head of a newly launched political party told Reuters reut.rs/4ha5Fht

These are the words of America’s sitting president. People should take them seriously. Israel has already killed over 60,000 Palestinians and displaced millions. With this kind of support, who is going to stop them from finishing the job? ‘YOU ARE DEAD’—let that sink in.

🚦 AI could make traffic lights smarter—no more waiting at red lights when no cars are around! But who controls it? AI can ease congestion or be misused for surveillance. Are we ready for AI-driven roads? Read more on my blog: bidrohi.blog #AI #Traffic

I with professor Hinton. Thoughts?

Currently reading The Holocaust Industry by Norman Finkelstein—an eye-opening critique of how suffering is politicized. Just added The Deficit Myth by Stephanie Kelton to my reading list to explore Modern Monetary Theory. Have you read either? Thoughts?

How does Israel keep framing itself as the victim despite its overwhelming military power? This narrative shields it from accountability and justifies its actions. Why does the world buy into it? I explore this in my next blog post—stay tuned. Thoughts?

Peter Beinart’s Being Jewish After the Destruction of Gaza questions how a Jewish state justifies mass violence. He critiques Zionism, exposes Israel’s victimhood narrative, and reflects on Jewish identity. Read the full review on my blog: bidrohi.blog #BookReview #Gaza #PeterBeinart

Look what is happening in Oval Office… x.com/krassenstein...

Nexus by Yuval Noah Harari explores AI’s role in reshaping humanity—blurring lines between biology, technology, and power. Are we ready for a world where AI makes decisions for us? Read my thoughts on this thought-provoking book here: 🔗 bidrohi.blog/books/ #AI #Books

This is really scary stuff. Feels like being stuck between a rock and a hard place! A dystopian mix of corporate culture and authoritarian rule—where silence isn’t just ignored, but punished. What’s next, performance reviews by Elon himself?

Just added a new blog: Why Are Palestinians So Deeply Attached to Their Homes and Land? bidrohi.blog/why-are-pale...

The Lemon Tree by Sandy Tolan is the most compelling book I’ve read on Israel-Palestine. Through two families—one Palestinian, one Jewish—it captures the conflict’s deep complexities. A powerful, humanizing read. Full review here: bidrohi.blog/books/

Congratulations to Philadelphia Eagle!

Chasing History: The Chiefs’ Quest for the Three-Peat

Eliminating the Dept. of Edu could let conservative states push Christian values, sidelining religious neutrality. Without federal oversight, Muslim students risk more bias and fewer protections. It’s isn’t just policy—it’s about fair education. Read more in my blog: bidrohi.blog/less-oversig...