ISLAM AND HUMAN RIGHTS (PART-II)
(ISLAM AND MODERN AGE) (Continued from previous issue) Article 4 This article pertains to abolition of slavery and all forms of servitude in whatever form they are found to persist.…
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Maulana Shibli Nu’mani and His Rational Approach To Islam
(ISLAM AND MODERN AGE) The popular belief about Islam is that it is a religion that has not reformed at all and had no renaissance. “Where are the reformists in…
Shia-Sunni Conflicts – What are the issues?
(ISLAM AND MODERN AGE) Conflicts between the Shia and Sunni sect of Islam has increased in the 21st Century. Clerics and politicians on both sides are stoking violence and distrust.…
Elections 2019: Redrawing Contours of Democracy in India
Neha Dabhade (Secular Perspective June 1-15, 2019) The exercise of general elections in the largest democracy in India concluded with victory of second consecutive term of BJP at the…
Election Manifestos 2019: Locating Rights of Minorities (Part II)
(This is continuation of the previous article and will examine the manifestos of the other political parties.) YSRCP: YSRCP is dominant party in Andhra Pradesh headed by Jagmohan Reddy. YSRCP…
Election Manifestos 2019: Locating Rights of Minorities (Part I)
The Lok Sabha elections, 2019 are in progress in India. The largest democracy is going to polls and the electoral promises are unraveling thick and fast. Almost all political parties…
Is Religion Undesirable for Humanity?
(ISLAM AND MODERN AGE) I was invited to Jaipur literary festival which is quite an event as many well known writers and intellectuals participate in it and gives rise to…
The Concept and Doctrine of Eternity in Islam
(ISLAM AND MODERN AGE) The Department of Philosophy, Sophia College, Mumbai had organized an inter-faith programme on 18-19 December 2012 and had invited professors and intellectuals from different faiths to…
Indian Journal of Secularism (IJS)
IJS is published by the Centre for Study of Society and Secularism (CSSS), a pioneer organization working for the promotion of communal harmony and the cause of secularism. The setting up of CSSS is the result of the growing concern of academics, social activists and prominent citizens and the affirmation of their efforts to strengthen the secular fabric of society.
Report of the Book Discussion and Lecture – “Babri Masjid, 25 Years On…”
Venue: Melville Hall, YMCA, Mumbai “When the state fails to protect the rights of the people, the civil society needs to come together in such times”, said Christophe Jaffrelot, an…