No cause is worth dying for?, by Ahmad Shuaibu Isa At first glance, the phrase "No cause is worth dying for" seems to advocate the preservation of life, promoting peace and the avoidance of unnecessary conflict or violence. It suggests that life has an inherent value, and that no ideology or principle should coerce an individual into sacrificing their life. However, a closer examination of this sentiment uncovers a notable irony, particularly when we reflect on historical instances of sacrifice and human experience. Across history, countless individuals have willingly surrendered their...