नवभारत का निर्माण: विविधता, एकता और शांति का अनमोल संदेश – शाहिद सईद
भारत, जिसे “सर्वधर्म समभाव” का जीवंत उदाहरण माना जाता है, अपने... Read more.
Uttarakhand’s UCC Law Reignites the UCC Debate – Prof. Zafar Ahmad Khan
Recently, the state of Uttarakhand became the first in the country to pass a law to implement the Uniform Civil Code (UCC). This topic has generated impassioned... Read more.
Dara Shukoh: The Progressive and Liberal Indian Prince – Dr. Mehshar Kamal
Prince Dara Shukoh, the eldest son of the Mughal king Shahjahan, was a prolific writer. His main area of interest was religion. The various subject matters that... Read more.
Women in Islamic Jurisprudence – Tasneem Kawoos
A large volume of contemporary discourse holds the existing institutions and norms of social order responsible for the discrimination against women. While some of... Read more.
Decoding Supreme Court’s Judgment on AMU Minority Character – Mohammad Nasir, Taha Bin Tasneem, Aleema Nishat
On the last working day of Chief Justice Dr. DY Chandrachud, a much-awaited verdict on the minority status of the Aligarh Muslim University was finally (un)delivered.... Read more.
हिंदुस्तानी सलाम का नायाब तरीक़ा! – आमिर रिज़वी
हिंदुस्तानी मुसलमानों जैसा सलाम या सैल्युटेशन का तरीक़ा इतना... Read more.
Islam beyond the Islamic States: Unveiling the Dichotomy – Samreen Ahmed
“Islam is not just a religion but a way of life” goes the adage. The Holy Quran lays the premise for Islam and enunciates a model code for the believers, addressing... Read more.
Mirza Mazhar Jan-I Janan: A Symbol of Cultural and Communal Harmony – Dr. Mukhtar Ahmed
Our world today is a world full of turbulence, unrest, and insecurity, and most disorders and disharmonies are rooted in the lack of real understanding of one another.... Read more.
BOOK REVIEW: “Religion, Law & Society Across the Globe” By Tahir Mahmood – Dr. Mohammad Nasir
The book is authored by a veteran and acclaimed voice on personal laws, especially Muslim law reform, and related themes lying at the point of intersection of religion,... Read more.

