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A book for curious minds and believing souls.

A tale about the secret relationships between sunlight and any living green colour on earth. When the light of the sun, shines on greenness of the earth, the energy from the light of the sun are captured by the plants and sustains every living things on earth.

“Light made life” (Oliver Morton)

Could this be a possible explanation of the famous verse :

“Light upon light” (Quran, chapter : An-Nur 24:35 ) ?

Because, this is the verse I kept thinking about while I was reading the book. The book I mentioned as suggested read in the post to better understand the concept.

I couldn’t stop thinking about it ! Because it’s brilliant ! It’s fascinating! It made my mind blown away when I was reading the book !

It was like

رائع !

What do you think how previous scholars explained this verse ? Did they have the means to explain it without the knowledge of this recent discovery made few years back ?

Let’s discuss if you have finished reading the book too !

#readersscrolls #earthssecrets by @readersscrolls

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Finished reading the book, “Eating the Sun”

First two parts of the book are amazing from a science enthusiast’s perspectives. Last chapter really threw me for a loop and left me wrestling with some mixed feelings.

The author is honest about the background stories he presented in the book regarding breakthroughs that happened in major fields of sciences for last 250 years. A rare quality necessary to be a successful science writer. He worked as Chief News and Features Editor at Nature.

He presented some of his views and opinions in the last chapters that had me thinking, “Okey ! So this is how someone who profits from oppressive colonialism think & process information!”

Two generations of author’s family members including his late grandfather, late father and his Godfather now working in fossil fuel and oil industry.

He wrote in the book,

“ A huge amount of the life and strife of the twentieth century revolved around the getting of fossil fuel - of coal and, more dramatically, of oil. So important have such fuels been that they have become almost synonymous with energy… If the developing world are to use energy at roughly the rate that people in most developed countries use today, we need to quadruple our current power generation capacity. That energy needs to come from somewhere other than deep past. It needs to come from something available today.”

He wrote,

“We have relied increasingly on fossil fuels in the two centuries since Priestly and Hutton; we cannot conceivably rely on them for the two centuries to come if we want to let everyone on the planet share the benefits that the wealthy nations enjoy today.”

The biggest contributors of manmade climate crisis are “developed nations” e.g. USA and European Nations. The climate crisis that started approximately 250 years ago when Britain initiated the industrial era by introducing and installing commercial steam engines in factories and mines. The trend has shown no signs of slowing down ever since.

I am feeling devastated after reading this book.

Let me know if you want me to write a full book review of this one.

Now I want to let my thoughts marinate for a while.

Happy Reading 📚🌿💭 by @readersscrolls

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12 days ago

Give your kids these books to read so they may have unforgettable memories they would cherish for the rest of their lives.

The stories of the books are presented in reverse chronological order by publication date.

The stories of Satyajit Roy are loved by people of all ages for over three decades.

If you grew up reading these books, you had an amazing childhood.

These books are from Feluda series only. The books featured in the post contains all 35 Feluda stories listed below except one book, “জয় বাবা ফেলুনাথ” because the cover of the book is lost, so couldn’t present the book here. When I first discovered Feluda, back when I was just a kid of 10/12 years of age, I got obsessed over these stories & never stopped reading until I finished all of the stories from the series. Some books, I inherited from my parents, grandparent. Newly published editions are from my collection.

1. ফেলুদার গোয়েন্দাগিরি (১৯৬৫–৬৬২)
2. বাদশাহী আংটি (১৯৬৬–৬৭৩)
3. কৈলাশ চৌধুরীর পাথর (১৯৬৭)
4. শেয়াল দেবতা রহস্য (১৯৭০)
5. গ্যাংটকে গণ্ডগোল (১৯৭০)
6. সোনার কেল্লা (১৯৭১)
7. বাক্স রহস্য (১৯৭২)
8. কৈলাসে কেলেঙ্কারী (১৯৭৩)
9. সমাদ্দারের চাবি (১৯৭৩)
10. রয়েল বেঙ্গল রহস্য (১৯৭৪)
11. ঘুরঘুটিয়ার ঘটনা (১৯৭৫)
12. জয় বাবা ফেলুনাথ (১৯৭৫)
13. বোম্বাইয়ের বোম্বেটে (১৯৭৬)
14. গোঁসাইপুর সরগরম (১৯৭৬)
15. গোরস্থানে সাবধান (১৯৭৭)
16. ছিন্নমস্তারঅভিশাপ (১৯৭৮)
17. হত্যাপুরী(১৯৭৯)
18. গোলকধাম রহস্য ( ১৯৮০)
19. যত কাণ্ড কাঠমাণ্ডুতে (১৯৮০)
20. নেপোলিয়নের চিঠি (১৯৮১)
21. টিনটোরেটোর যীশু (১৯৮২)
22. অম্বর সেন অন্তর্ধান রহস্য( ১৯৮৩)
23. জাহাঙ্গীরের স্বর্ণমুদ্রা (১৯৮৩)
24. এবার কাণ্ড কেদারনাথে (১৯৮৪)
25. বোসপুকুরে খুনখারাপি (১৯৮৫)
26. দার্জিলিং জমজমাট (১৯৮৬)
27. ইন্দ্রজাল রহস্য( ১৯৮৭)
28. অপ্সরা থিয়েটারের মামলা (১৯৮৭)
29. ভূস্বর্গ ভয়ংকর(১৯৮৭)
30. শকুন্তলার কণ্ঠহার(১৯৮৮)
31. লন্ডনে ফেলুদা(১৯৮৯)
32. গোলাপী মুক্তা রহস্য (১৯৮৯)
33. ডাঃ মুন্সীর ডায়েরী (১৯৯০)
34. নয়ন রহস্য(১৯৯০)
35. রবার্টসনের রুবি (১৯৯২)- সর্বশেষ লেখা গল্প

As you can see I was a die-hard fan of this author as a kid. I had my share of magical moments. It’s your turn to have yours, or to give your children the similar experiences to develop in them the love for reading books in Bangla language.

Happy Reading ! 📚🌻✨ by @readersscrolls

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15 days ago

Random thoughts on reading books. And the last quote of the book is from one of the books I am currently reading.

Reading books shouldn’t come with any strict guidelines or rules.

Read books however you like as long as it feels right.

What does reading books mean to you ?

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16 days ago

Just a handful of books. “Muqaddimah” I am kind of reading on and off since each page comes with a challenge of analysing new Arabic words every now and then because we can’t depend on the English translation of the Arabic book by the Translator of this edition. Every page of the English translation is full of misleading or erroneous translations and that’s why it may take longer than usual to actually finish reading it. Unfortunately, I don’t have access to the original physical book written in Arabic. I am still not discarding the book altogether because obviously bought the book to read. It’s just too much work for me. I am reading it with a book club hopefully it will get easier over time God willings.

#readersscrolls

[Dhaka, Bangladesh] by @readersscrolls

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17 days ago

Reading slow is the way to go.

Which book are you currently reading and what did you learn from reading it ?

#readersscrolls #slowreader Open book by @readersscrolls

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18 days ago

Friday is the day of reading the chapter, “The cave” from you know which book.

Happy Reading! 📚🌿✨🌻

#fridayreads by @readersscrolls

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19 days ago

Always love to know new words from my everyday read. I love it, I think if you try a little longer you would love it too.

#wordattack #readersscrolls #bookloversofinstagram

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20 days ago

Let’s talk about favourite books !

I got introduced to Bengali literature through personal home library of my grandfather’s home. Initially, I just played with the books. Slowly, I tried to read those. The Bangla language used in old Bangla literature is difficult to read at first. But I pushed my boundaries and kept reading and discovered great literature and it gets easier to understand over time. I haven’t come across anything like his writings on the timeline of literary works produced later periods of history of Bengal. This might sound exaggerated but as I continued reading more books in Bangla literature by authors who wrote great novels after him, i truly never found that taste, texture or depth of story telling in his later generations, not even in Tagore.

I have shared my favourite author in Bangla literature. Why don’t you share yours too ? How did you get introduced to Bangla literature?

#Readersscrolls #bookstagram

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23 days ago

The correct title of the book should have been, “The art of trickery ” I am speechless and terrified at the same time.

আমার সন্দেহটা তাহলে সত্যি ছিল !

Is there anybody on internet who have read the book ?

Anyone from Bangladesh 🇧🇩?

#Readersscrolls #bookstagram by @readersscrolls

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25 days ago

Reading books at midnight. It’s no longer drizzling outside. It’s raining now as I am sharing this post online. A proper October rain came early this year.

All praise belongs to The God.

#readersscrolls

[ September rain, reading book in a rainy night, book quote, bookstagram, bookish account ] The picture showing a book on bed under night shed. The name of the book is, “Eating the sun” by Oliver Morton. On the next slides there are some book quotes written on the open book. On of the quote reads, “Forest speaks of the past. The history of a forest is everywhere, written in the rings of its trees, the curves of their limbs, the tangle of their roots.”

The post conveying the the feelings of reading a book at midnight when it’s raining outside. The best feelings ever ! by @readersscrolls

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a month ago

“Corruption has appeared in the land and sea, such as drought, poor rainfall, increased illness, and disease due to the sins they commit. It has appeared so that Allah may give them a taste of some of their evil deeds in the worldly life so that they may repent to Him.”

(Al-Mukhtasar translation of verse: Ar-Rūm: 41 )

Did you read the book ? If you haven’t I think you should.

And also if your are living somewhere near the wildfire affected areas things you must do now :

1. Stay indoors as much as possible.

2. Don’t leave your home without wearing a face mask.

3. Keep children away from the toxic air.

4. And lastly save the forests and jungle and everything living in it.

God bless !

Happy reading. 🌿📚🌳

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