Dr Shujaat Ali Quadri In the intricate mosaic of India’s religious landscape, Muslim organizations play a significant role in shaping identities, beliefs, and communal behavior.…
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Omar Rashid While Muslims venerate Ghazi Mian as a saint, Hindus visit the shrine as they believe that praying there fulfills their wishes. New Delhi:…
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“They abused us, even grabbed my friend’s hair and hands and started harassing us physically. We had to run from our room and leave the…
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A number of dargahs, graveyards and even mosques are such properties, and they face danger of being declared non-waqf Dr Shujaat Ali Quadri has been…
View More ‘There is a lot of misinformation about the new Waqf Amendment Bill’
The contention that a Waqf Board can claim any property are erroneous, as the government is involved in all the procedures. Waqf Board untangles the…
View More Can the Waqf Board claim your land? No. Never!
Indian Islam can’t be limited to only one major stream of thought. It has to represent broader social and cultural realities. The exclusion of Barelvi…
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A woman without economic autonomy, without access to the public world, lacks the power to challenge patriarchal abuses of power. She cannot exit an abusive…
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UN Secretary-General António Guterres has urged the international community to continue pushing for a full ceasefire and the release of all hostages in Gaza, and…
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The UN human rights office has expressed grave concerns over escalating violence in the Jenin area of the occupied West Bank, condemning the use of…
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In a pristine and remote mountain hamlet, dreams are now made of cheese. One ‘Cheese Wheel’ at a time. While stoic Kashmiri women rewrite their…
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