By Grace Mubashir Israel’s Cross-Border Attacks in Iran and Lebanon Have Significant Ramifications, Potentially Escalating Radicalism and Terrorism Globally. Often Framed as Defensive Measures, These…
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By Grace Mubashir The Century Following the Abolition Saw the Rise of Numerous Islamist Movements, Some of Which Explicitly Aimed to Re-Establish the Caliphate Major…
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By Grace Mubashir The Muslim Community Is Encouraged To Take A Proactive Role In Addressing The Challenges Posed By Extremist Groups. By Fostering Debates On…
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By Grace Mubashir The Recent Ousting of Sheikh Hasina, Following The Intense Student-Led Protests In Bangladesh, Has Plunged The Country Into Uncertainty, Raising Fears Of…
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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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In a powerful and inspiring turn of events, Jammu & Kashmir has once again proven that its youth are choosing the path of education, progress,…
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(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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In a constitutional democracy that prides itself on equality, liberty, and secularism, the recent reaffirmation by the Supreme Court—that Scheduled Caste (SC) status is not…
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(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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