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Proposal: Muslim Women Education in India: Facing the Question of Integration and Segregation

on August 16, 2023

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The Inheritance of Waqf in India: Relevance and Regulations in Muslim Community

on July 24, 2023

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Majoritarian Politics and Identity Crisis of Minority Communities in India

on July 22, 2023

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Destiny Disrupted of Tamim Ansary is a Reconnected World History

on July 16, 2023

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Eid al-Adha: A Celebration of Piety and Equality

on June 28, 2023

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Imam al-Suyuti: His Historiographical Contribution

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Contribution of Indian Non Muslims to Islamic Studies

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Popular Newspapers and Online Sites to Publish Your Works

Publishing your works in popular platforms bears a heavy weight in your academic credits. Here some popular lists of newspapers and online sites with their editorial mailing lists where might be helpful for you. You should go to the guidelines section of these news/articles portals for successfully submitting your works. English New Age: news@newagebd.net Kashmir Observer : editpage.ko@gmail.com The Telegraph: ttedit@abp.in The Hindu: letters@thehindu.co.in Islamonweb English: editor.islamonweb@gmail.com Cafe Dissensus: editor@cafedissensus.com Muslim Mirror: editor@muslimmirror.com The Muslim Vibe: editor@themuslimvibe.com The Caravan: editor.thecaravan@delhipress.in Youth Ki Awaaz: submit@youthkiawaaz.com The Eastern Chronicle: editor@theesternchronicle.com Bengali Kolam Patrika: edit.kalom@gmail.com Anandabazar Patrika: editpage@abp.in The Print: ideas@theprint.in Counter Currents : editor@countercurrents.org Islamonweb B...

The Inheritance of Waqf in India: Relevance and Regulations in Muslim Community

Abstract India is one of the earliest countries having official Waqf documentation dated back to the earlier 13th century. Although corresponding to changing administrations over the time, this unparalleled 'pious, religious and charitable' system of 'permanent donation’ has come up deftly to serve the needs of time like refugee problems, rehabilitation, educational accessibility, etc. Almost all waqf possessions belong to past centuries, whereas new admission has decreased. However, the utility has been reshaped coping up with the socio-economic pace of new trends. After the Waqf Act, 1995, enacted by the Ministry of Minority Affairs, its provision and maintenance were passed to the government of India. Since then the waqf related activities are governed under the ambit of aforesaid act with occasional amendments bearing the same sense of ‘charity for society’ concept and being bridge between community and society; spirituality and materiality and man and nation. Centra...

Education of Muslims In Bengal

This full paper was presented in Two Day Conference on “Bengali Muslims at the Crossroads: Possibilities and Challenges" held by Department of Mass Communication of Aliah University and Bengali Academia for Social Empowerment (BASE) Abstract This paper examines the Bengali Muslims: Educational Opportunities: Issues and Concerns. It focuses mainly on the consequences caused by Muslims for being divergent from the flow of education. India has been recognized always as an enriched multicultural country. The state classification based on culture was a vain attempt somehow. Bengal has been the soil of invasions, refugee shelters and cultural integration. Settlement of Muslims in the region, whether it was via invasion, catapulted Bengal to further dominions of development. The amalgamation of different knowledge was crucial crystal. As a periodical ambiguity, the power exchange was possibl...

Abstract: Islamo-Sanskrit Engagements under Aurangzeb

Islamo-Sanskrit Engagements under Aurangzeb: Exploring lesser-known interactions between Islamic and Sanskrit traditions in Mughal India during his reign Alamgir Aurangzeb - Representative Image Abstract At a time when the third Mughal emperor Akbar is celebrated for his promotion of ‘Mughal engagements with Sanskrit’, his great-grandson Aurangazeb is criticized for its ‘decline’. However, analyzing background socio-political milieu, a different historical perspective is found. Although the sixth ruler of South Asian Mughal Empire Muhi al-Din Muhammad Alamgir Aurangazeb (1658-1707) is arguably characterized by religious intolerance, oppression of non-Muslim communities, demolition and discretion of their places of worship, a realm of intellectual and cultural exchange between Islamic, Sanskritic and other Indic traditions remains relatively unexplored. The vilifying characterization of Auragazeb was touched off by the British colonialist ambitions which was carried on...

'Orientalism' and Its Anthropological Significance

Representative image - Nasir Al-Mulk Mosque, also known as Pink Mosque; Shiraz, Iran. It was built during Qajar Dynasty in 1888 CE. Ustad Dr. Rafeeq Ali Hudawi in one of his lecture on Anthropology of Islam, a paper in the course outline of Civilizational Studies, Darul Huda Islamic University, assigned a CCE (Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation) work based on a video on YouTube titled Edward Said On Orientalism . The assignment contained three questions in the following: What kind of experiences of Said that made him write a critique of Orientalism? To what extent his experiences are anthropologically significant? How did his work affect the nature, scope and methodology of studies in Humanities and Social Sciences? *** ( The answers to these questions were published here considering its importance aligning to the contents of this blog ) **** What kind of experiences of Said that made him write a critique of Orientalism? According to the interview on...

Imam Ahmad Raza Khan: A Man of Infinite Science

Early 20 th century witnessed robust achievement in the field of science and technology. Everything changed ranging from education, exploration, transportation to life-style, policy, politics and even religious enthusiasm. Personalities like Albert Einstein, Marrie Curie and not to name more undoubtedly contributed a lot to the new pace of world order. Not to forget that many Muslim intellectuals also made milestone breakthrough in this period of transformation. Though their contributions were indispensable to this growth of human intelligence over nature, their names are scantily mentioned in today’s texts and scholarly discussions. One of these towering figures of science-constellation was Ahmed Raza Khan, popularly known as Imam Ala Hazrat. Unfortunately, his undeniable discoveries of science were taken to oblivion due to partial and misrepresentation by his later-to-come disciples. However, it’s high time to earth out the hidden treasure of this reformer of the 20th century. Bor...

Majoritarian Politics and Identity Crisis of Minority Communities in India

Abstract Recently, there have been several argumentative reflections on paradoxical application of democracy. On one side it's majoritarianism and on the other hand, it's subsequently legitimation of authoritarianism. In a country with vast diversity of languages, religions, traditions and cultures like India it's somehow impossible to impose a majoritarian attitude over all. In doing so, there is a probability of disruptions in the historical legacy of coexistence and mutual cohesion of a country. Then there would be any one or both of ensuing consequences - either/both success of the majority with arbitrary and oppressive means or/and victory of resistance along with damage to traditional reputation. Most political leaders democratically elected with an overwhelming majority always tend to unleash their cultural and ideological imprints upon all citizens. Conversion of historical monumental status, their names and imposing their own self-supportive ethics in mass polic...

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