Lessons from the Republican Cult of Trump
Rajmohan Gandhi writes: PM Modi has a lot in common with the former US president and the Republican Party’s submission […]
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women priests and Qazi’s officiating weddings
This article was published by THE HIND on MARCH 03, 2021 at : http://bit.ly/3uZl6SV Priyadarshini Paitandy With Women’s Day around
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**BJP IS COMING TO ITS TAIL END**
It is an excellent article to read. No one who has wronged his/her people is remembered affectionately; he/she becomes trash
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**ISLAM: ROLE OF MUSLIM WOMEN**
Nineteen years ago, when we established the World Muslim Congress, a discussion group, followed by the website (www.WorldMuslimCongress.org), only a
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Mapping internet shutdowns around the world
In 2020, India topped list of 29 countries that blocked access to the internet despite increased demand during COVID-19. By Hanna
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Easter, Passover, Ramadan … festivals test the faithful’s resolve over lockdown
Anglican vicars are not the only spiritual guides fighting curbs imposed on worship, with many flouting their government’s rules as
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Christians, Muslims and Jews to share faith centre in Berlin
This article was first Published on Feb 21, 2021 at – : http://bit.ly/3pAPDTa Harriet Sherwood On the site of a
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Whay Islamophobia Spreads Faster On Whatsapp
This article was first Published on Feb 19, 2021 at – : https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/why-islamaphobia-spreads-faster-on-whatsapp/articleshow/81104814.cms?from=mdr Chandrima Banerjee A study of fear speech
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Racism in America
Victor Ghalib Begg This article was first Published on January 12, 2020 at – :https://www.tcpalm.com/story/opinion/readers/2020/06/12/look-deep-within-find-source-racial-divisiveness-opinion/5324878002/ Am I a racist? I
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Attempt in Saudi Arabia to restore and reform Islamic law is welcome
There can be no doubt that these reforms signal a major theological shift, and if implemented successfully, will prove to