By Grace Mubashir The Taliban’s Return Led to Widespread Fear and A Regression In Human Rights, Especially For Women And Minorities. The Economy Is in…
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Author: Fizza Khan
Russian Embassy in India Hosts Solemn Reception Marking Defender of the Fatherland Day
The Delhi Times, a supplement of The Times of India, reported on March 14 about a solemn reception held at the Russian Embassy in India…
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World Kidney Day Observed at JNMC, AMU
ALIGARH, The Nephrology Division of the Department of Medicine, Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College, Aligarh Muslim University observed World Kidney Day with an awareness programme, poster…
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Dr. Zakir Husain Library Hosts ‘Holy Quran’ Exhibition, Showcases 35 Rare Manuscripts
A special exhibition titled ‘The Holy Quran,’ during the blessed month of Ramadan, celebrating the intellectual, artistic, and spiritual heritage associated with the sacred text,…
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The Future of BRICS under Modi
By Dr Arun Mitra Despite pressures from the United States government, many countries in the Global South have begun asserting themselves and refusing to accept US…
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192 settler attacks in the West Bank in two weeks: several people killed, displacement, and heavy damage to property.
In the past two weeks, there has been a surge in attacks by Israeli settlers in the West Bank. According to Moayyed Shaaban, the head…
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Kazakhstan Celebrates Nauryz with 10-Day ‘Nauryznama’ Festival Blending Tradition and Innovation
Kazakhstan has begun celebrating Nauryz, the traditional spring holiday marking renewal and unity, with an extended 10-day festival known as “Nauryznama.” The celebration highlights the…
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Invited Lecture Organised at AMU’s Faculty of Unani Medicine
ALIGARH, The Research Innovation and Entrepreneurship Development (RIED) Cell of the Faculty of Unani Medicine, Aligarh Muslim University, organised its first invited lecture-cum-interactive session featuring…
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Salafism and Violence in Indian Context
By Grace Mubashir Unlike Many Other Parts Of The World, Indian Salafists, By And Large, Disavow Violence Due To Their Long History In India And…
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Sufism and Political Islam: a viable replacement? (1)
BY Nouran Hassan After 9/11 incidents, a global discourse on ‘moderate Islam’ or Sufism has been promoted by many US think tanks to counter-balance the extreme…
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