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  • Not A Monolithic Community
    The Cairo speech has been described as a promise of the dawn of a new age, but one aspect of the speech is particularly disturbing. Muslims the world over are projected as one single monolithic identity. It appears that President Obama has unwitting
    Jun 10, 2009
    | Arif Mohammed Khan
  • Words Of Wisdom
    When LK Advani says that terrorists have no religion and no religion or community should be blamed for their barbaric acts, it carries a significant political meaning. When terrorists use Quranic verses in their emails threatening violence, their ass
    Oct 16, 2008
    | Arif Mohammed Khan
  • Look Who's Hijacked Jamia
    The police can fight terrorists, not terrorism. Terrorism can be contained only by a strong political will that identifies and isolates individuals and organisations promoting a violent mindset and does not favour them with political patronage.
    Oct 01, 2008
    | Arif Mohammed Khan
  • In The Name Of Islam
    Sir Syed held that rulers like Mahmoud Ghaznavi and Aurangzeb who oppressed people, did so in breach of Islam; their accountability is personal and individual and their evil deed must not be attributed to Islam.
    Sep 24, 2008
    | Arif Mohammed Khan
  • Home Away From Home
    India, with its age-old tradition of religious pluralism and social diversity, became the destination of all those who fled from religious and political persecution. Today while there are very few families in the Arabian Peninsula claiming descent f
    Aug 26, 2008
    | Arif Mohammed Khan
  • Reclaiming The Paradise Lost
    The issue at stake is not some facilities for the pilgrims or lack thereof. The crucial question is whether governments will take their decisions on merit or vacillate whenever faced with communal threats.
    Aug 06, 2008
    | Arif Mohammed Khan
  • The Liberal Muslim Women Of Yore
    Contrary to popular perception, early Muslim society produced women who came to symbolise an explosive mix of beauty, critical intelligence and caustic wit.
    Jul 18, 2008
    | Arif Mohammed Khan
  • An early miniature from Turkey, courtesy UNESCO
    Muslims And Music
    Is Muslim morality inimical to the promotion of music and other fine arts? The story of the early Arab Muslim society shows that the Caliphs and the commoner were not only fond of poetry and music but actively patronised them.
    Jul 10, 2008
    | Arif Mohammed Khan
  • An illustration from the manuscript of the literary masterpiece of Ibn Muqaffa, Kalila wa Dimna, probably done in Herat for the Timurid prince Baysunghur in 1430
    India And The Golden Age Of Islam
    Take what the Europeans came to call the "Arab numerals" which replaced the cumbersome Roman numerals. The Arabs call them Hindsa (Indian numerals) giving credit where it is due...
    Jun 17, 2008
    | Arif Mohammed Khan
  • Silence Of The Deoband Lambs
    While the Deoband declaration saying "there is no place for terrorism in Islam" and further decision to organize more such meetings to mobilize people against terrorism has been generally welcomed, questions remain...
    Jun 05, 2008
    | Arif Mohammed Khan
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