Demolishing Homes of Accused: Vengeance Replaces Due Process
Vol. LXIII No. 34
Date: November 30, 2025
The Rights of Neighbours A Soft Power against Rising Islamophobia
This is where social media can also play a positive role. Muslims, particularly the youth, can use digital platforms to highlight stories of goodwill, communal harmony, and neighbourhood solidarity. In…
Duty towards Neighbours
According to Islam, the purpose of human life is to establish Ibadat, meaning the worship and service to only Allah. Allah announces it in the Qur’an: “I have created the…
The Lesson from the People of Midian
People should not consider the life of this world to be an end in itself. The present life will be followed by the Hereafter wherein they will be held to…
The Best Charity
Only after meeting the needs of his dependents, charity is extended to others; contravention of this is against the very spirit of charity.
Demolishing Homes of Accused: Vengeance Replaces Due Process
A major cause of worry is the muted response from much of civil society, media, and sections of the legal community in India…. Those who love justice and want to…
Whether Bihar Model Becomes the New Normal Electoral Fraud?
Many view the upcoming contests in West Bengal and UP as decisive tests of whether India’s electoral democracy can still withstand political pressure or whether the Bihar model becomes the…
JIH Calls for Rebuilding Human Bonds in the Age of
There are 10 key principles regarding neighbours: kindness, avoidance of harm, protection of dignity and privacy, offering moral and financial support, sharing food and necessities, refraining from belittling gifts, ethical…
Beyond the Myth of Four Wives: Understanding Polygamy in India
These patterns highlight that socioeconomic conditions and local customs, rather than religion, shape marital practices. As education, women’s empowerment, and economic opportunities expand, polygyny continues to diminish. India’s family patterns…
Spot the Broken Windows and Act
The Broken Windows Theory reminds us that both progress and decay begin small. Your small acts – whether mean comments, shrugs, and indifference, or thoughtful gestures such as cleaning a…
A Hollow Victory The UNSC’s Gaza Resolution and the Mirage
For humanity’s sake, revisions are imperative – inclusive of PA and factions, with ironclad timelines for withdrawal and reparations. Global solidarity must surge: boycotts against complicit arms dealers, diplomatic pressure…
The New Kill Zone: Gaza’s Borders after the ‘Ceasefire’
Tel Aviv has simply recreated a much worse, inherently unstable version of the violent reality that existed before October 7 and the genocide. Even those not fully familiar with the…
What the Padmarajan Verdict Reveals About Hindutva’s Moral Crisis
The Padmarajan verdict does not merely punish one man. It punctures a narrative, exposes a pattern, and reminds India that the true battle is not between Hindus and Muslims but…
How Often should One Say the Prayer on the Prophet
It is reported that Umar, may Allah be pleased with him, said that supplication without praise on the Prophet ﷺ remains suspended between the earth and heaven. Similar views of…
Malegaon Shuts Down as Residents Demand Justice for Child Rape
The Chairperson of the Maharashtra Women’s Commission, former legislator Asif Sheikh and School Education Minister Dada Bhuse walked with the protesters. Tension rose when some protesters entered the court premises.…
Outgoing CJI Gavai Reflects on Faith, Secularism and Constitution at
Gavai said he practises Buddhism but believes in all religions. He described himself as secular and said his approach was shaped by his father, who followed Dr Ambedkar. He said…
Mamata Banerjee Blames ECI for 28 Deaths Linked to SIR
The ECI initiated the SIR process in late October. Officials clarified that individuals whose names, or whose family members’ names, appear in the 2002 voter list do not need to…
Teachers-Inspired Curiosity can Shape Students into Scientists
Established in 2010, BIE emphasised that this long-awaited science fair aims to nurture scientific thinking among children by encouraging observation, inquiry, experimentation, and problem-solving rather than model-making.
Burkina Faso Overhauls Public Spending, Consolidates Numerous Funds into Four
The Burkinabe Fund for Economic and Social Development (FBDES) will replace fragmented agencies, bringing together national and international resources intended for economic projects. Its role will be to coordinate government…
Afghan Minister Urges Investors to Explore Opportunities in Agriculture, Mining,
Azizi urged investors from around the world and the region to explore opportunities in agriculture, mining, energy, industry, infrastructure, and cold storage facilities. He stressed that trade exhibitions and conferences…
Israel Stole over 17,000 Artefacts from Historic Gaza Museum: Palestinian
Hamouda al-Dahdar, the supervisor of the archaeological restoration of Al-Basha Palace said that the museum contained more than 17,000 items, primarily from the Mamluk era, before their disappearance, according to…
Ceasefire Undermined: Israeli Airstrikes on Homes, Vehicles Kill 22 in
Bassal said five people were killed and others wounded after an Israeli drone strike targeted a civilian vehicle near the Abbas Junction in western Gaza City. In the same city,…
Russia’s Rough Return to Syria
From the nature of recent meetings, it’s clear that Moscow is moving on two tracks: tightening military coordination and paving the way for an economic role that would plug Russia…
