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Wednesday June 19, 2013
MALAYALAM
HIGHLIGHTS

To Reach You Move; To Transform Travel Read more     The fate of Jews at Banu Qurayza Read more     Diverse Ways of a Freelance Monotheist Read more     A Refuge of Diversity Read more     Najran: Two Warring Metaphors Read more     Despotism or Pluralism: Questions on Islam Read more     Latife Hanim: When Secrecies Unveil Read more     The Medina Charter Read more     Parenting: Counsels from Kids' Corridor Read more     Digital Reincarnation for Dunhuang's Buddhist Art Read more     

To Reach You Move; To Transform Travel
The fate of Jews at Banu Qurayza
Diverse Ways of a Freelance Monotheist
Najran: Two Warring Metaphors
Despotism or Pluralism: Questions on Islam
Latife Hanim: When Secrecies Unveil
Parenting: Counsels from Kids' Corridor
Digital Reincarnation for Dunhuang's Buddhist Art
IN DEPTH

The fate of Jews at Banu Qurayza
Sayed Ammar Nakshawani
28-05-2013

Below is the transcrption of the speech by Sheikh Sayed Ammar Nakshawani about the story of the alleged massacre of Jews from Banu Qurayza 

There are many events in the life of prophet Muhammed, which we may find it difficult to digest in the context of pluralism. The alleged...

The Medina Charter
Drafted by Prophet Muhammad
27-05-2013

Drafted, according to Montgomery Watt, in 622 C.E.shortly after the hijra, The Medina Charter, aslo called the Constitution of Madina, was amended at a later date specifically after the battle of Badr (AH [anno hijra] 2, = AD 624). It constituted a formal agreement between Prophet Muhammad...

Q & A
 

Despotism or Pluralism: Questions on Islam
Interactive Scholars

In India, there are two theories on the expansion of Islam. Theory number one: It spread as part of the expansion of empire. This is a sugarcoated argument explaining the hackneyed sword theory on the expansion of the religion. Theory number two: Islam spread through Sufis and merchants who...

Etiquette of a Muslim Filmmaker
Interactive Scholars

I am a filmmaker by profession. The taboo which existed among Muslims against watching and making Muslims seems to have been broken many decades. Even the ultra-conservative Muslim groups in my locality have started to make films. So my question is not about the permissibility of...

ARTICLES

Najran: Two Warring Metaphors
Shameer KS

Muslims have always resisted the tag of fanaticism against their religion by citing the famed Najran narrative. We say that the Prophet received the delegation from Najran, had discussion with them, and thereafter granted them space in his mosque to pray. That the Prophet allowed the delegation to pray in the mosque is not borne out by hadith literature. All we read from ahadith – sayings of the Prophet - is the introduction of Islam...

Latife Hanim: When Secrecies Unveil
VA Kabeer

Mustafa Kemal Pasha, known as the father of Turkey (Ataturk), (1881-1938) is advertised by the west-aping Muslim intellectuals the world over as their role-model. The demolition of Caliphate and Shareeat, The change of language for azan (from Arabic to Turkish), replacement of Tarboosh (The Turkish felt cap) with the standard European hat, measures for women’s ‘liberation’, including the proscription of purdah- radical ‘reforms’ he engineered...

A Dirge to English Muslim Magazines
KC Saleem

In the formative years of my life, magazines kept me posted on the developments in the world. They were the only resources to go beyond the obvious to the deeper significations of events. When I read, it seemed to me that magazines observed from the sidelines and presented various shades of opinions. And that was much before the studios of TV channels took a cue from Tim Sebastian and came up with the desi versions of BBC’s Hard Talk. Now we have live...

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A Refuge of Diversity
Najran: Two Warring Metaphors
Parenting: Counsels from Kids' Corridor
The Medina Charter
BLOGEMICS

Parenting: Counsels from Kids' Corridor
Rabeeha Abdurehim

With the last embers of Summer vacation slowly dying out, our young ones are bracing themselves for schools and colleges to reopen.  Some of...

PERSON IN FOCUS

Gamal al Banna - a Life of Defiance
Abdul Basith
21-03-2013

The images that comes to one’s mind on hearing the name ‘al Banna’ in Egypt is that of the Muslim Brotherhood (MB). But what Gamal al Banna the youngest brother of MB founder Hassan al Banna upheld throughout his life was altogether just the opposite.

His life proved...

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DEBATE

Doubt, Debate and Discourse
CULTURE
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MOVIES

To Reach You Move; To Transform Travel
Muhammad Noushad

Film Review: The Way (2010), Directed by Emilio Estevez, 121 minutes, English.

Ways are endless. More endless are their offerings of the unexpected. It’s obvious that ways can take you to places...

MUSIC

Street Musicians' Day: Delight Unrestrained
Tarun K Jayant

Street is where culture remains unrestrained. Much before social networking media and file-sharing systems developed, street had beckoned our...

FOOD & CLOTHING

Let Chill Brave Mr Sun
Shauqeen Mizaj
27-05-2013

It seems as if Mr. Sun is blazing with rage devouring all the available moisture from the face of the earth. Such is the temperature nowadays with every inch of our body...

ART

Digital Reincarnation for Dunhuang's Buddhist Art
Agence France Presse
27-05-2013

Inching their cameras along a rail inside the chamber, specialists use powerful flashes to light up paintings of female Buddhist spirits drawn more than 1,400 years ago.

One click after another illuminates...

COUNSELLING

Compelled to be Perfect
Haseena Fathima
05-03-2013

She sat in front of me; the dejection in her eyes mixed with something else – confusion, bewilderment. She still didn’t know where she went wrong, how she went wrong. She tried to do everything right, the way he...

BOOK REVIEW

A Refuge of Diversity
Ziad Siddique
WOMAN

Diverse Ways of a Freelance Monotheist
PP Najiya
28-05-2013

"I say that religion isn't about believing things. It's ethical alchemy. It's about behaving in a way that changes you, that gives you intimations of holiness and sacredness."
Karen Armstrong

When one...

NEWS ANALYSIS

Misfortunes of Two Indian Stars
KC Saleem
04-02-2013

Headlines about two Indian actors have recently gone viral. They are Bollywood’s own King Khan and Kollywood’s own King Kamal. Shah Rukh Khan wrote an article titled ‘Being a Khan’ in the Outlook Turning Point Magazine on the agonies of carrying a name, Khan. Kamal Hassan...

TRAVEL

Ramadan on the Move
Najiya PP
09-08-2012

Ramadan brings change and unity. Aman Ali and Bassam Tariq wanted to have a novel way of approaching the Ramadan and to consolidate their friendship. They conceived the project 30 Mosques in 30 days in 2009 and had iftar that year at 30 mosques in New York. This year they are visiting 30...

HUMAN RIGHTS

Sporty, Yet Devout
Abdul Basith
30-11-2012

Disputes have put their heads out in the sporting world, keeping the athletes in a difficult situation of choosing between their faith and a career in sports. Muslim women, who look forward to a promising career in sports and games, are being victimized by way of imposing limitations on their...

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