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Born on August 10, 1957, in the bustling city of Karachi, Aqeel Abbas Jafri’s life journey is a testament to his relentless quest for knowledge, research, and a deep love for his...
An excerpt from ‘Syed Mahmood: Colonial India’s Dissenting Judge’, by Mohammad Nasir and Samreen Ahmed.
Sir Syed and his discipline February 25, 2021, 6:56 PM IST A senior assistant editor with the Times of India, Mohammed Wajihuddin writes about Muslims, their issues, hopes and aspirations. Committed to upholding inclusiveness, communal amity and freedom to dissent and debate, he endeavours to promote peaceful existence. A passionate reader of Islam, he endeavours to save the faith from the clutches of the jihadists. An ardent lover of Urdu poetry, he believes words are the best weapons to fight jingoism. LESS... MORE Lessons learnt in childhood stays with you till the end. ...
Indian Muslims need to revive quest for dignity as did Sir Syed By News Desk| Updated: 22nd December 2020 8:18 pm IST Hasan Ghias Sir Syed’s prismatic persona refracts the story of a single life into multiple hues of a rainbow arching above a horizon that was blood-red at one end and seemed pitch-dark at the other. More multifaceted than most other Muslim inhabitants of India, ever before or ever since, Syed Ahmad’s life was deeply imbued with thought, passion and action. Deciphering and interpreting such a life is a challenge of gargantuan dimensions, which this essay can only feebly ...