Dina Zaman

Another side to the city.

The mystique of the hijab -ed woman.

I am Muslim is back. What does the younger generation want?

An interview about portraits and royalty turned into a tale of how the artist became a Muslim.

Dina Zaman learns that being Number Two (or Three or Four) is a coveted position for a growing number of women.

The writer wanted a massage and got more than she bargained for. From now on, no more makcik uruts! It's spas from now on, so the bruised and battered writer decreed.

Will sex education and abstinence programmes work in Malaysia?

Some stories the writer heard over the Wesak weekend.

Pura Tanjung Sabtu is a gem to be discovered, but at what price? Tengku Ismail Tengku Su talks about his passion, and looks for ways to sustain the retreat.

Commercial break! A short essay on prayers, and the series on Islam and HIV will be back soon. This segment is not sponsored.

To be gay and a practising Muslim - what a dilemma. This article kicks off a series on Islam and HIV/Aids.

Does love conquer all? Or faith? Or is the woman in question impractical?

Nostalgia does not work in the 21st century. We need solutions.

Two single fathers pour their hearts out to Dina. She should have become a shrink; she'd be rich by now.

new A 10-day shoot around KL, Terengganu and Melaka confirms that there is dissatisfaction and apathy among the young and old.

The end of the world as we know it. Is the Day of Resurrection around the corner?

One evening, after toying with an exotic dessert, one of the ladies chirped: Did you know that the rich get more plus points with God than the poor?

Dina gets all nostalgic and walks down memory lane, as she recalls her student days.

Why men should try yoga. Is it the new strength training system?

Dina had an adventure of a lifetime, and came back spooked.

Dina Zaman does a balik kampung to Kuala Terengganu and observes a marriage in action.

Why 38 is the new 40, and how one can redeem one's self and find a place in heaven.