When Propaganda Rewrites History: Jalal al-Din & al-Mukhtar
The rehabilitation of Jalal al-Din Mangburni and al-Mukhtar al-Thaqafi underscores the power of propaganda to convert villains History is rarely
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Lifestyle
Shivalik College in India Launches First Youth Council for Breast Health with U.S. Partnership
Delhi — India’s Shivalik College in Dehradun has announced the formation of a Youth Council for Breast Health (YCBH) on
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I Left Gulf, Now I Want to Return—But Has the Job Market Changed?
The Gulf has always rewarded ambition, and for those willing to adapt and commit, the next chapter could be their
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OPINION: The West Doesn’t Need Less Islam, It Needs the Right Islam
The West does not need less Islam. It needs the right Islam — visible, unapologetic, and equipped to dismantle extremism
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Muslim Women in India: Champions of Progress and Inclusion
As they continue to excel in various fields, Muslim women reaffirm that India’s progress is collective and inclusive. In the
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Ebrahim Alkazi: Where Saudi Roots Met Indian Cinema
Alkazi trained a generation of actors who went on to dominate both theatre and cinema. Ebrahim Alkazi’s name is etched
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Gender War: Beyond Feminism and Misconceptions
What the world truly needs is not a gender war but a gender truce. In today’s world, the word feminism
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India’s Unsung Hero: The Doctor Who Waives His Fee Whenever a Daughter Is Born
In every free delivery, in every waiver of fees, in every smile he offers to a nervous parent, Dr. Ganesh
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Indian Muslim Entrepreneurs—Catalysts of Economic Growth and National Pride
Indian Muslim entrepreneurs today stand at the intersection of tradition and innovation, community and commerce, local impact and global reach.
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Rising Stronger: How One Woman’s Battle with Breast Cancer Became a Global Call to Action
Everyday moments—tea with her mother, quiet evenings with her husband, playful time with her dogs—have acquired a new sacredness. In
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