
Between aspiration, duty
In our unforgiving political climate, just running is already a brave act. These new names — often without political machinery or pedigree — carry within them…
Aldin Jacinto Ali · · 3 min read

In our unforgiving political climate, just running is already a brave act. These new names — often without political machinery or pedigree — carry within them…
Aldin Jacinto Ali · · 3 min read

Interestingly, the new chancellor’s surname — Abantas — conjures up the idea of a symbol that implies leadership or being ahead of the rest.
Aldin Jacinto Ali · · 2 min read

It wasn’t about fitness — it was about discipline and readiness. It was about respect for the body you’ve been given, and the responsibilities you have to bear.
Aldin Jacinto Ali · · 3 min read

Class reunions always evoke a variety of meaningful emotions. On a positive note, there is nostalgia, joy, gratitude and even excitement. It is also a time of…
Aldin Jacinto Ali · · 2 min read

“As someone whose identity bridges regions and religions, I see these intersections as invitations to understand rather than divide.
Aldin Jacinto Ali · · 3 min read

With greater awareness, policy support, and innovation, halal can drive economic growth, cultural understanding, and inclusivity for all Filipinos.
Aldin Jacinto Ali · · 3 min read

“More importantly, beyond commerce, interfaith interactions have flourished. More non-Muslim Filipinos now join in our celebrations, fostering deeper…
Aldin Jacinto Ali · · 3 min read

“For us Muslims, in the world we are in now, these nights tell us to pause, reflect, and align with our purpose. It gives us the opportunity to build up our…
Aldin Jacinto Ali · · 3 min read

Mindanao, though, is still not without its challenges. Poverty, like in the rest of the country, is still present.
Aldin Jacinto Ali · · 3 min read

“For Filipino Muslims, we have maintained our Filipino way of life so long as it does not violate the principles of our religion.
Aldin Jacinto Ali · · 3 min read
