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Saturday May 25, 2013
MALAYALAM
HIGHLIGHTS

Biennale’s Spiritual Solace Read more     Magazines: Where the ‘Muslimah’ Speaks Read more     Tracing the Pragaash: Hard-lines of Melophobia Read more     A Recipe at Hand Read more     A Political Myth-Making Read more     Asghar Ali Engineer: An Incomplete Story Read more     Life of Muhammad: A Critical Engagement Read more     Etiquette of a Muslim Filmmaker Read more     Dynamics of Information Ecology Read more     A Dirge to English Muslim Magazines Read more     
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A Dirge to English Muslim Magazines
KC Saleem
15 Apr 2013 - 22:11

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 altercations and verbal...

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Muslim Print Journalism in India: A Course Correction
Omar Khalidi
15 Apr 2013 - 22:00

Newspapers and magazines everywhere have played a major role in informing the readers and influencing public opinion since the press began in India in the nineteenth century. Like in all other aspects of modernization, Muslims lagged behind almost every group in journalism. This article reviews English language Muslim press in India since independence and suggests concrete steps for improvement.

Leaving aside Muslim journalism in Persian and Urdu for the time being, we know of a...

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A Platform to Go Critical
Ziauddin Sardar
5 Mar 2013 - 22:30

How and why was the Critical Muslim Launched? An explanation

Muslims have an aversion to criticism. Many believe that ‘their Islam’, whatever variety it happens to be, is perfect and above criticism. They believe that all questions of importance have already been answered by the great jurists of history. Muslims just have to believe and follow what the ulama tell them, without criticism and comment. Even if what they are being told is patently...

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The Text in Rhythm with Nature
Nafih Wafy
5 Mar 2013 - 22:20

A look at the narrative style of the Quran with the focus on the symbols, metaphors and allegories the Holy Book calls to play)

If chapter names are any indicator of the overall message a book drives home, the Holy Quran might appear to be a work dealing with a disparate list of topics that do not seemingly have anything in common--a higgledy-piggledy compendium touching such diverse topics as, say, zoology and eschatology; politics and natural science; history and...

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Konya, Where The Past Transcends the Present
AbuBakr Karolia
5 Mar 2013 - 21:56

Last year in June, during my visit to Turkey I visited the Mevlānā Museum in Konya and it was indeed an experience that I continue to cherish in my heart. Mevlana Museum is the popular name of the Green Tomb (Yeşil Türbe), a splendid shrine where Jalāl ad-Dīn Muhammad Rūmī (d. 1273), popularly known in the English speaking world as Rumi and Mevlana in Turkey, rests in peace beside the tomb of his father Bahā ud-Dīn Walad (d. 1231). The inscription on the tombstone of Rumi’s grave...

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Latest Contents

Magazines: Where the ‘Muslimah’ Speaks
Biennale’s Spiritual Solace
Tracing the Pragaash: Hard-lines of Melophobia
A Recipe at Hand
A Political Myth-Making
Dynamics of Information Ecology
Asghar Ali Engineer: An Incomplete Story
Life of Muhammad: A Critical Engagement
Etiquette of a Muslim Filmmaker
A Dirge to English Muslim Magazines