Mumbai, India : The United Kingdom’s food and beverage sector highlighted its expanding footprint in India through an exclusive culinary showcase in Mumbai this week.…
View More UK Showcases Growing Presence in India’s Food & Beverage Market at Mumbai Culinary Event
By Grace Mubashir While Islamists are of the opinion that secularism is in conflict with Islam and that Muslims should establish an Islamic state based…
View More Can Muslims Live Under Secular Governments? A Refutation of Islamist Arguments – Part 2
East Champaran, Bihar: In a powerful example of communal harmony, several Muslim families in Bihar’s East Champaran district have donated land for the construction of…
View More Muslims Donate Land for World’s Largest Ramayan Temple in Bihar
In Jaipur, Rajasthan, a small pottery workshop echoes with the familiar rhythm of traditional craft. Hands still shape, mold, and glaze clay pots just as…
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New Delhi: A new generation of women entrepreneurs across India’s Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities is challenging long-held stereotypes and reshaping the country’s small…
View More Women Entrepreneurs Redefine India’s Business Landscape Beyond Metro Cities
New Delhi : Cold weather often gives people a false sense of hydration, leading many to drink less water during winter. With minimal sweating and…
View More Winter Dehydration: Why Your Body Still Needs Enough Water Despite the Cold
By Grace Mubashir In a significant move against radical Islamist organizations, India recently banned Hizb ut-Tahrir (HT) under its anti-terror laws, citing national security concerns…
View More Hizb ut-Tahrir: Radical thoughts influencing global mainstream politics – Part 1
By Grace Mubashir Hizb ut-Tahrir (HuT) poses a serious threat to India’s national security, social harmony, and regional stability through its extremist ideology, radicalization efforts,…
View More Hizb ut-Tahrir in India: Assessing the Threat and Formulating Responses – Part 2
By Grace Mubashir Islamists often use the concept of abrogation (Naskh) in the Quran to justify their ideological and political agendas, particularly when advocating for…
View More The Debate Over Abrogation in the Qur’an: Theological Follies of Islamists – Part 1
By Grace Mubashir The notion that only Muslims should judge Muslims was predominantly constructed in the twentieth century and is generally associated with Islamist movements…
View More Justice Beyond Identity: Why It Is Wrong To Believe That Only A Muslim Should Judge Other Muslims; Refutation Of Islamist Terror Ideologues’ Arguments