The impending Supreme Court verdict on the minority status of Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) has stirred considerable apprehension among the Muslim community in India. Amidst speculations of the judgment favoring the dilution of its minority character, concerns are mounting over the potential repercussions on Muslim education in the country. A Brief Overview of the Case:…
The recent demolition of the ancient Akhonji Masjid in South Delhi’s Mehrauli locality and other religious sites by the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) has ignited discussions on the fate of historic landmarks and cultural treasures across the city, prompting scrutiny of their status as Waqf lands. This raises pertinent questions about the role and significance…
NEW DELHI: In passing the Uniform Civil Code Bill, the BJP-ruled state of Uttarakhand became the first in the country to indiscreetly target Muslim identity since the so-called UCC legislation exempts scheduled tribe groups from its provisions. The bill passed amidst the campaign for ethnic cleansing, which has gathered ominous momentum since Muslims constitute around…
Amnesty International has issued a fervent plea to Indian authorities, demanding an immediate cessation of the “unlawful” demolition of Muslim properties across several states. The rights group’s call comes as it released two new reports documenting the targeting of homes, businesses, and places of worship belonging to the Muslim minority. Describing these demolitions as a…
NEW DELHI: The Community Education Center recently hosted a significant event on February 18, focusing on the pivotal role of Ulama in shaping Islamic society. Presided over by Mufti Sohail Ahmad Qasmi, President of Majlis Ulama Delhi, the event saw active participation from Ulama and Imams representing various mosques. The proceedings began with Maulana Muhammad…
CALICUT: In the current landscape of the nation, there is a pressing need for increased Muslim representation across all sectors to counter the influence of sectarian powers. Addressing this necessity, a significant milestone was achieved as 212 doctors and 50 lawyers graduated together in a Unanai graduation ceremony held in Calicut on the 20th February…
NEW DELHI: In response to the demolition of the ancient Akhundji Mosque, an orphanage, and a graveyard in Mehrauli by the Delhi Development Authority (DDA), civil society group ‘Sheher’ has strongly condemned the action. During a protest meeting at the Press Club of India, members of the group criticized the authorities for carrying out demolitions…
BENGALURU: Jamaat-e-Islami Hind (JIH) organized a three-day workshop on waqf, bringing together specialists, officials, activists, and representatives from across the country to discuss critical issues and challenges in safeguarding waqf properties. During the workshop, JIH President Syed Sadatullah Husaini expressed concern about the increasing risks to waqf properties, including political meddling, land grabs, and corruption.…
Civil society calls for a halt to the destruction of Delhi’s historical and lived heritage New Delhi: In the wake of bulldozing the ancient Akhundji Mosque, an orphanage, and a graveyard in Mehrauli by the Delhi Development Authority, a civil society group, ‘Sheher’ strongly condemned the DDA action. Addressing a protest meeting against demolitions in…
Aurangabad recently hosted an interfaith conference where prominent leaders from various religious backgrounds expressed deep concern about the escalating communal tensions in India. The conference, organized by Dharmik Jan Morcha and Sadbhavna Manch on January 10, served as a platform for leaders to pledge concerted efforts towards fostering harmony and addressing the challenges posed by…
