Sikhs can no longer build mosques in Punjab
A recent incident in Punjab's Malerkotla district showcased an extraordinary example of communal harmony. Sukhjinder Singh Noni, a Sikh and former village head of Umarpura, along with his brother Avninder…
Mujeeb Rahman Kinalur
Empuraan: A reminder of preserving ravaged memories
The Malayalam film Empuraan has been embroiled in controversy due to its perceived depiction of the 2002 Gujarat riots and the Godhra train burning incident. The movie's portrayal of these…
The Trump Era and Global Politics: A Conversation with Dr Chandra Muzaffar
Dr. Chandra Muzaffar, Malaysia’s foremost public intellectual and a tireless advocate for global justice, has long been at the forefront of discussions on geopolitics, human rights, and civilizational dialogue. As…
Beyond the white house walls: A story of courage, conviction and unrelenting pursuit for justice
As I stood before the iconic White House in 2010, during the presidency of Barack Obama, I felt a mix of emotions. The weight of history, the power of the…
A Mosque, A Movement, A Legacy: The Story of Ludhiana Jama Masjid
The Ludhiana Jama Masjid, a historic mosque in Punjab, India, holds a special place in the country's freedom struggle. Built in 1670 by Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb's governor, Nawab Bahadur Khan,…
The Rise of Violence and Crime among Kerala’s Youth
Kerala, once known for its tranquil and harmonious society, is now grappling with a disturbing trend: the rise of violence and crime among its youth. The latest incidents are chilling:…
The Green Deen and the Environmental Significance of Ramadan
As the holy month of Ramadan commences, Muslims around the world prepare for a period of spiritual reflection, fasting, and charity. With an estimated 1.9 billion Muslims globally, accounting for…
Sharia and Women’s Rights: A Hunger for Justice
The recent hunger strike by V P Suhara, a 73-year-old Muslim women's rights activist from Kerala, brought attention to the contentious issue of Sharia and women's rights in India. Suhara's…
Mystical Music: A Balm for India’s Fractured Soul
As I stood on the shores of Calicut Beach, surrounded by a sea of faces, I felt the weight of a nation's divisions slowly lifting. The music program, 'Charyar', was…
Tilonia Days
India has always been a favorite destination for tourists. This country, with its ancient civilization, culture and heritage, is a paradise of diversity. This country is diverse in all aspects,…
What do ‘God’s goons’ think?
Terrorism has struck France again in the wake of the ongoing cartoons’ controversy. In a terrorist attack some years ago on the headquarters of Charlie Hebdo magazine following the publication…
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