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(ISLAM AND MODERN AGE) Media loves to project Islam as most violent religion, and certainly more violent than any other religion in the world and certainly so compared to Christianity,…

(ISLAM AND MODERN AGE) Muslims often talk of what they call umma wahidah i.e. one united community and always pray for it. Every year on the occasion of hajj also…

(ISLAM AND  MODERN AGE) It is said that political evolution can be brought about overnight but it takes years and great deal of struggle to usher in social or religious…

In late eighties of last century an eminent Muslim politician Syed Shahabuddin began calling himself a ‘Muslim Indian’ instead of Indian Muslim thereby indicating that his Muslimness precedes his Indianness.…

(ISLAM AND MODERN AGE) Generally religions are thought to be dogmatic, intolerant and suppressive of freedom of conscience. It is also generally thought that thinking and believing are opposed to…

(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.…

(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…

(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.…