By Grace Mubashir The Supreme Court’s ruling in the Sameer Ahamed case poses a fundamental question for Indian democracy: does a change in religion erase…
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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 Iḥsān occupies a central place in the Islamic worldview because it connects belief, worship, character and social responsibility. The Hadith of…
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By Grace Mubashir The recent report of Claude AI on terrorist organisations using their facility for activities raises serious concern. This article is a serious…
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By Grace Mubashir In a recent speech, the Kerala-based scholar Sheikh Abubakr Ahmad argued that women should remain within the domestic sphere rather than entering…
View More Sheikh Abubakr Ahmad’s Statement on Muslim Women Needs Serious Introspection
New Delhi, September 27, 2026: The Muslim Youth Organisation of India (MYO) organised Ulama Meet 2026 at Zaminul Masajid, Dargah Hazrat Nizamuddin Auliya, New Delhi,…
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By Grace Mubashir Al-Baqarah 2:228 is unlikely to stop being controversial because it contains a genuine tension: it speaks of reciprocal rights while also mentioning…
View More Al-Baqarah 2:228, Women’s Rights and the Question of Equality: From Classical Fiqh to Contemporary Muslim Family Law
by Uzma Khatoon The Indian public sphere was recently stirred by controversial remarks from a prominent traditional Sunni leader, who defended a circular issued by…
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By Grace Mubashir Husain serves as a reminder that extremism rarely starts with violence. It usually begins with certainty, the exclusion of others, and the…
View More The Islamist: A Personal Journey into Radicalism and Back: A Memoir That Became a Warning
NEW DELHI, September 22: A group of progressive Muslim activists, intellectuals and women’s rights advocates has opposed the All India Muslim Personal Law Board’s (AIMPLB)…
View More Progressive Muslim Groups Reject AIMPLB’s ‘Save Shariat’ Campaign, Call for Gender-Just Reforms