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After 2 years Muharram observed in open air in Uttar Pradesh

Staff Reporter Yaum-e-Ashura Muharram is being observed across the Uttar Pradesh today with due solemnity and sanctity. Processions are being carried out after gap of 2 years. Lakhs of Muslims mourned in various cities on the day of Ashura to pay homage to the sacrifices of Hazrat Imam Hussain and his companions in Karbala. Slogan … Continue reading After 2 years Muharram observed in open air in Uttar Pradesh →

Muharram being observed with due reverence & solemnity in different parts India

Our Correspondent The Ashoora-e-Muharram is being observed with due reverence and solemnity in various parts of the country today. The day marks the martyrdom of Prophet Muhammad’s grandson, Hazrat Imam Hussain and his companions, who laid down their lives for upholding truth, righteousness and justice in Karbala. Tazia processions are being taken out to mark … Continue reading Muharram being observed with due reverence & solemnity in different parts India →

Bajrang Dal beat up Muslim Sadhus found begging with Bull in Bihar

SYED ALI MUJTABA / Patna In yet another example of how “little tradition” in India is being trampled by the Hindu zealots is the news of six Muslim Sadhus were mercilessly beaten by the members of Bajrang Dal, on July 25 at Kadamghat in district Hajipur, Bihar. The reason was the saffron brigades found these … Continue reading Bajrang Dal beat up Muslim Sadhus found begging with Bull in Bihar →

MANUU organizes seminar on Mughal Prince Dara Shikoh

Speakers highlight Dara Shikoh’s love for secularism By Our Correspondent / Hyderabad An International Conference on “Majma-ul-Bahrain of Dara Shikoh Harbinger of Pluralistic Approach towards Religion and Spirituality” was organized by Department of Persian & Central Asian Studies (DP&CAS), Maulana Azad National Urdu University (MANUU) on July 26-27. Speaking on the occasion, Prof. Tariq Mansoor, … Continue reading MANUU organizes seminar on Mughal Prince Dara Shikoh →

Muslim tailors in Gorakhpur are busy stitching clothes for Hindu ‘Kanwariyas’

BY SYED ALI MUJTABA There are numerous tales of communal harmony to be told from India in the torrid times when Hindu- Muslim polarization is constructed on the Indo- Gangetic plains to divide two community. This story comes from Gorakhpur, UP, where many Muslim families right now are engaged in making clothes and bags for … Continue reading Muslim tailors in Gorakhpur are busy stitching clothes for Hindu ‘Kanwariyas’ →

Barshashree Bail Rekindles Hope for Many Jailed CAA Protesters

By SYED ALI MUJTABA The bail granted to of 19-year-old, Barshashree Buragohain of Assam who was arrested under UAPA rekindles hope for many Muslim CAA protesters who are languishing in jail for the last two years on similar charges. The Guwahati High Court granted bail to Barshashree Buragoha on July 20. She was arrested for … Continue reading Barshashree Bail Rekindles Hope for Many Jailed CAA Protesters →

Mairaj Ahmad Khan becomes first Indian shooter to win Gold in skeet event at ISSF World Cup

SPORTS DESK Olympian Mairaj Ahmad Khan of India created history by becoming the first Indian shooter to win the gold medal in the men’s skeet event at the ISSF World Cup in Changwon, South Korea, on Monday. Mairaj Ahmad Khan recorded 37 hits out of a possible 40 in the final to win gold . … Continue reading Mairaj Ahmad Khan becomes first Indian shooter to win Gold in skeet event at ISSF World Cup →

Supreme Court refuses to pass an interim direction staying demolitions across UP

AMN The Supreme Court has refused to pass an interim direction staying demolitions across States. While hearing a plea filed against demolitions in Uttar Pradesh, a bench of Justices B. R Gavai and P. S Narasimha today said, it cannot pass an omnibus order preventing authorities from taking action against the violators. The Apex Court … Continue reading Supreme Court refuses to pass an interim direction staying demolitions across UP →

Skills Development: Way Forward for Indian Madrassas

Asad Mirza There is a genuine case for Indian madrassas to reorient their studies with skills development of their students; it may silence their critics besides influencing the government to support these initiatives. Asad Mirza Ever since their emergence, the Madrassas in India have persisted with a curriculum that has seen few changes. The fact … Continue reading Skills Development: Way Forward for Indian Madrassas →

President, Vice President, PM extend greetings on eve of Eid-uz-Zuha

President Ram Nath Kovind has greeted fellow citizens on the eve of Eid-uz-Zuha. In his message, the President said, that the festival of Eid-uz-Zuha is a symbol of sacrifice and service to the humanity. He said, this festival inspires people to follow the path of self-sacrifice shown by Hazrat Ibrahim. On this occasion, the President … Continue reading President, Vice President, PM extend greetings on eve of Eid-uz-Zuha →