Ustaz Dr Zamihan Mat Zin, the former religious officer at the Malaysian Home Ministry blames radicalism on the Saudi Wahhabi Ideology. Dr Zamihan, a Home…
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Against the Odds: How Asheer Akhtar Built His Journey in Indian Football
In Indian football, the stories that inspire most are often not those of overnight fame, but of quiet perseverance, discipline, and years of hard work…
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Jannatul Baqee and the Politics of Erasure: Why Islamic Heritage Matters Today
(Dr. Shujaat Ali Quadri) In the heart of Medina lies Jannatul Baqee, a site that embodies the earliest layers of Islamic memory. It is here…
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From Lab to Life: The Inspiring Journey of Prof. Md. Imtaiyaz Hassan
In the evolving landscape of Indian scientific research, few stories capture the spirit of dedication, innovation, and national contribution as powerfully as that of Md.…
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Breaking Barriers: The Inspiring Story of Sirajuddin Qureshi and Women’s Empowerment
In a society where tradition and progress often appear to be at odds, true leadership lies in bridging the gap between the two. Sirajuddin Qureshi,…
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Uzbekistan’s Quiet Islamic Renaissance Offers a Lesson for the Muslim World
(Dr. Shujaat Ali Quadri) In a time when debates around identity, faith, and modernity are intensifying across the Muslim world, Uzbekistan has chosen a path…
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The Rohingya Question in Our Time
By Anisur Rahman and Ashish Singh The Royal Dramatic Theatre (Dramaten) in Stockholm recently staged Cox’s Bazar, a work that does not merely depict suffering but compels…
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Re imagining Muslim Representation in India: Why wider engagement with traditional Sunni-Sufi institutions may strengthen democratic consultation
(Dr. Shujaat Ali Quadri) For decades, public conversations around Muslim leadership in India have often revolved around a limited set of organised religious and socio-political…
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A Story of Determination and Harmony: Jasmine Sultana’s Journey to the Assam Civil Services
Success stories often emerge from perseverance, clarity of purpose, and the ability to stay resilient despite obstacles. The inspiring journey of Jasmine Sultana from Guwahati…
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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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