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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OPINION: Islam’s Image Crisis—Radicals Are Vocal, Moderates Are Silent
Since the end of the Cold War, much of the Muslim world has framed terrorism carried out in Islam’s name
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OPINION: Is Jordan ‘The New Gaza’ and Palestinian Terrorism Hub?
The only way forward for actual peace is a true partnership between Jordanians and Israelis to solve the Palestinian terrorism
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OPINION: Fighting Muslim Terrorists is Also an Islamic Duty
Fighting Muslim terrorists is not a betrayal of Islam—it is one of its highest forms of loyalty. It is an
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OPINION: Weaponized Rhetoric in India—The Case of Akbaruddin Owaisi
Far from empowering Muslims, Akbaruddin’s rhetoric is downright foolish. In the complex and often combustible landscape of Indian politics, few
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OPINION: Two Kashmirs, Two Stories—India Builds, Pakistan Breaks
The truth is stark, data-backed, and irrefutable: India is building lives in Jammu and Kashmir. Pakistan is destroying them in
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Why We Must Speak Urdu and Vote in Hindi: Embracing India’s Beautiful Complexity
When an Indian citizen greets the morning with a sher in Urdu and casts their vote with clarity in Hindi,
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OPINION : Beyond the Rusted Narrative—Indian Muslims Are Rising
Indian Muslims are not just part of India’s future. They are helping to create it. A popular narrative aggressively pushed
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OPINION: Beyond Blame—The Self-Imposed Isolation of Indian Muslims
Instead of hastily jumping to ideals of Hindu-Muslim brotherhood, perhaps we should first strive to humanize the Shia or Sunni
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OPINION: PM Modi’s Caribbean Homecoming—A Cultural Reunion in Trinidad
Trinidad and Tobago, with its Indian roots and vibrant democracy, is well-placed to serve as a bridge between India and
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