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Osama Rawal August 25, 2025August 25, 2025 American foreign policy and Islam, countering extremism, Islam and peace, Islam and terrorism debate, Islam and violence misconceptions, Islam’s image crisis, Islamist extremism, Islamophobia in India, jihadist ideology, moderate muslims, moderates vs radicals in Islam, Muslim identity crisis, Muslim radicalization, Muslim silence on terrorism, Muslim world challenges, Quran misinterpretation, radical Islam, reclaiming Islamic texts, selective outrage in Islam, theological response to terrorism

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

Middle East and North Africa News Opinion Top Stories

Slam Al-Dabaibeh August 23, 2025August 23, 2025 Hamas influence Jordan, Hamas support in Jordan, Islamist extremism in Jordan, Israeli Palestinian conflict, Jordan Gaza comparison, Jordan Israel border security, Jordan Israel relations, Jordan Palestinian tensions, Jordan politics, Jordan terrorism hub, Jordanian government crisis, Khaled Mashal Jordan, Middle East terrorism, Muslim Brotherhood Jordan, Oct 7 Hamas attack, Palestinian extremism, Palestinian lobby Jordan, Palestinian refugees in Jordan, Palestinian terrorism, Queen Rania Hamas interview

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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Umar Shareef August 13, 2025August 13, 2025 counterterrorism Islam, faith and justice, fight extremism, Islamic duty, Islamic ethics, Islamic guidance, Islamic justice, Islamic law against terrorism, jihad against oppression, Khawaarij, Muslim community safety, Muslim extremists, Muslim terrorism, Muslims against terrorism, peace and Islam, prevent extremist violence, Prophet Muhammad teachings, religious responsibility, Surah Al-Hujurat, terrorism in Islam

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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Rishi Suri August 3, 2025August 3, 2025 article 370, freedom in J&K, Gilgit Baltistan, India Pakistan conflict, India vs Pakistan, J&K education, J&K healthcare, Jammu and Kashmir, Kashmir 2025 progress, Kashmir budget 2025, Kashmir comparison, Kashmir development, Kashmir human rights, Kashmir infrastructure, Kashmir narrative war, Kashmir reality check, Pakistan colonialism, pakistan occupied kashmir, Pakistan vs India facts, PoJK, PoJK governance crisis, PoJK protests, PoJK repression, sectarian violence Pakistan, truth about Kashmir

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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Zoha Fatima July 28, 2025July 28, 2025 Hindi for Voting, Hindi Urdu Friendship, Hindi Urdu Unity, India Cultural Integration, Indian Democracy Languages, Indian Linguistic Heritage, Islamic Literature Urdu, Language and Civic Engagement, Language Diversity India, Political Representation Languages, Shaykh Rabee Hyderabad, Speak Urdu Vote Hindi, Urdu Hindi Democracy, Urdu Hindi Inclusivity, Urdu Hindi National Identity, Urdu Hindi Political Role, Urdu in Bollywood, Urdu Newspapers India, Urdu Origin India, Voting Rights India

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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Zoha Fatima July 21, 2025July 21, 2025 India pluralism, Indian democracy, Indian Muslim athletes, Indian Muslim entrepreneurs, Indian Muslim politicians, Indian Muslim social change, Indian Muslim success stories, indian muslims, Indian Muslims breaking stereotypes, Indian secularism, Muslim civic participation, Muslim community in India, Muslim education India, Muslim identity India, Muslim representation in India, Muslim startups India, Muslim women leaders, Muslim youth empowerment, Muslims in Indian politics, Pasmanda Muslims

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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Osama Rawal July 16, 2025July 21, 2025 communal violence India, indian muslims, intra-Muslim conflict, islamophobia, Muharram in India, Muslim ghettoisation, Muslim identity crisis, Muslim sociology, Muslim unity, sectarianism in Islam, Shia Sunni divide, subcontinental Islam, tablighi jamaat, urban Muslim migration, Wahhabis and Barelvis

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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Col. Mayank Chaubey July 5, 2025July 5, 2025 Bhojpuri culture Trinidad, cultural diplomacy India, Girmitiya legacy, India Trinidad relations, India Trinidad trade ties, Indian diaspora diplomacy, Indian indentured laborers, Indo-Caribbean heritage, Indo-Trinidadian identity, Kamla Persad Bissessar Bihar, Modi Caribbean outreach, Modi in Trinidad, Modi T&T parliament speech, Order of Republic Modi, PM Modi diaspora visit

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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Aimen Dean July 3, 2025

OPINION: No, It Didn’t Start on October 7. It Started in 1987

Iran can’t export its revolution to a quiet region. It needs the noise, the chaos, the funerals, the flames. And

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S M Faiyaz Hossain July 1, 2025July 1, 2025 authoritarianism, bangladesh, Bangladesh protests, Charlotte Jacquemart, democracy crisis, Farzana Rupa, female journalists, funeral parole, human rights, injustice in Bangladesh, international accountability, journalist arrest, Nobel Laureate Yunus, political repression, press freedom, Shakil Ahmed, sheikh hasina, South Asia, state violence, Swiss Journalist, UN failure

OPINION: Bangladesh’s Shame—How Journo Rupa Was Denied Her Mother’s Last Breath

If the international community allows these narratives to disappear in silence, it becomes complicit in its own oppression, it claims