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India Votes: What Are The Issues Of Indian Muslims As Elections Approach?

by Kaleem Kawaja

As another election to the parliament in India approaches, the question comes up “What are Indian Muslims Thinking? What are the issues on the basis of which they will vote for various parties? Are their issues the same as those of other Indians or do they have some distinct issues of their own?

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Indian Muslims – Where Have They Gone Wrong?

by Inam Abidi Amrohvi

A review of the book “Indian Muslims – Where Have They Gone Wrong?” by the eminent Muslim writer Dr Rafiq Zakaria.

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Vinaash Kale Vipreet Budhi

by Kashif

Bharat Karnad, a Professor at Council of Policy Research (CPR) India, calls for “overt and covert policing of the minority community in India” to address the issue of terrorism. It seems a classic case of vinaash kaale, vipreet buddhi.

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5 Things Muslims Should Have Done!

by noemaun

A muslim in India, has the same responsibility to protect his country as any other citizen. Not burying the terrorists is not good enough. A list of 5 things Indian Muslims should have done after the Mumbai attacks.

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Who Shrunk The Muslim Intelligentsia?

by Kaleem Kawaja

Clerics are generally seen to be the representative Indian Muslim leaders. Is that really the case?

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CK Jaffer Sharief – A Resigned Man

by Kashif

The drama surrounding CK Jaffer Sharief’s resignation.

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Should Clerics Dominate The Nation’s Muslim Leadership?

by Kaleem Kawaja

Why the Indian Muslim is dominated by the clerics and should it continue?

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Indian Muslim Organizations And Leadership Disputes

by Kaleem Kawaja

Frequent infighting and split among Indian Muslim organizations are harming the community.

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Join The Struggle

by Kashif

If you have not watched the movie “Garam Hawa” I will say that you don’t read this post any further because it may spoil the movie for you. I would highly recommend this to any one to understand the situation that Muslims of India were going through post-partition. This movie is based on a short [...]

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Malegaon Civic Elections: Surprise Or No Surprise?

by Mohib Ahmad

Malegaon, also known as the Manchester of Maharastra because of its powerlooms and textile based economy, was rocked by bomb blasts last September in which more than 30 innocent lives were lost. More than 300 people were injured and as is generally the case in India, the victims still await for justice.
Civic elections were held [...]

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