By Grace Mubashir From a national debate to a state-by-state legal transformation: The state-wise expansion of the Uniform Civil Code is one of the most…
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At just 27, Mohsina Imtiaz Laskar has achieved a remarkable milestone by securing sixth rank in the Assam Judicial Service Examination 2026. Her journey from…
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By Grace Mubashir The history of Muslim organisations in India traces back to colonial Bengal. Anjuman-e-Islami Calcutta was founded in 1855; this was the pioneer…
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By Grace Mubashir The fiqh of muwāṭanah represents one of the most important areas of contemporary Islamic jurisprudence. Its central question is how Muslims can…
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India’s freedom struggle was shaped not only by soldiers and political leaders but also by scholars, intellectuals and religious figures who challenged colonial rule. Allama…
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By Grace Mubashir, New Age Islam This article is about the tools to contextualise Islamic legal perspectives. Muslim jurists have always had to ask another…
View More Fiqh al-Nawāzil and Fiqh al-Wāqiʿ: How Islamic Law Responds to Changing RealitiesBy Peter Dziedzic* Kashmir remains one of the world’s most contentious geopolitical flash points. In April 2025, India and Pakistan, two nuclear-armed countries that share a…
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Scholars from Al-Azhar and religious scholars from India and other countries participate; several academic and research books released Cairo, Egypt, August 19, 2026: An international…
View More International Milad-un-Nabi ﷺ and Imam Ahmad Raza Conference Held in Cairo
By Dr Abhay Kumar Soon after the BJP came to power in West Bengal, it rolled out the red carpet for the controversial and exiled Bangladeshi…
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Introduction: More than seven decades after Independence, Indian Muslim leadership stands at a critical juncture. The concerns that dominated the immediate post-Partition era—security, identity and…
View More Redefining Muslim Leadership in Contemporary India- A Framework of Inclusive Community Governance.