The Third Eye blog is an independent media source focusing mostly on the memoirs and activities of Mahdi Murad, a Business Administration major graduate from the American University of Iraq, Sulaimani(AUIS). In addition, it is one of the sources where all the members of the AUIS community can make their voices to be heard. It used to operate in the heart of the American University of Iraq,Sulaimani(AUIS) alone and mostly uncover the invisible sights within AUIS. However, after I, as the founder , graduated, I decided to extend my goals and missions beyond the AUIS campus hoping to create a better environment in every possible corner of the world and build a strong communication channel specifically among us, friends, and all who read and follow the blog. This blog will be stayed and developed with your support. You always feel free to leave comments when you have something to say. I would love to hear from you. You can always e-mail me anything that you want to be published. It is not Mahdi's bog, but everyone's.
You may wonder about the title for the blog!
It comes from the idea that there are always several things behind the walls and not all eyes can see them. This blog is about proclaiming that invisible things around, which are considered to be good or bad. I will appreciate good efforts and creticize the bad ones to change them for better.
Note: It is worth mentioning that the name of the blog was used to be the name of one of the Kurdish TV shows years ago. I would like to give a credit to the Kurdsat Channel for that name.
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You may wonder about the title for the blog!
It comes from the idea that there are always several things behind the walls and not all eyes can see them. This blog is about proclaiming that invisible things around, which are considered to be good or bad. I will appreciate good efforts and creticize the bad ones to change them for better.
Note: It is worth mentioning that the name of the blog was used to be the name of one of the Kurdish TV shows years ago. I would like to give a credit to the Kurdsat Channel for that name.
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