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Archive for August, 2007

(There aren’t many people reading this blog these days (am I becoming senile?) Those who have stuck around, please help discuss this very important issue.) Muslims in India are very poorly represented in the upper part of the ladder of education and the upper niche of the societies due to many internal and external reasons. [...]

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Qurratulain Hyder

I never knew about her, until Raza. And then Pakistaniat(Raza again). My impression- she must be a Pakistani writer. (UPDATE(clarification): because there’s nothing visible in India) Then along came 3quarksdaily. That shook me from my torpor. Hell- 3QD is not a culture blog. It’s basically a science blog. And a very high profile one at [...]

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(The Christian Jesus) This is a bit crazy post. Please pardon me. 1. The Muslim Jesus 2. The Muslim Jesus 3. The Muslim Jesus 4. The Muslim Jesu 6. The Muslim Jesus The ITV documentary Muslim Jesus.

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The Shari’a as it is, has some flaws. It has to be adapted to the modern situation keeping the principles intact. For example the Shari’a does not address the issue of computers and internet very coherently. In my opinion, these laws should not be formulated by people who studied Islam just because they did not [...]

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But for this post, I wouldn’t have known about the latest achievement of Shiv Sena. Why isn’t this front page?

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Happy Birthday, India

Hope…

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The Fall of Muslim Spain

I read about the history of Muslim spain long time ago, but I was not very sure about how the fall came about. I think now I have a better idea. But before I get into the history, let me recount an experience. I was talking to an ultra-orthodox friend of mine. He told me [...]

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Ban the Qur’an

This is funny.

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  “South Asia is struggling to deal with the worst monsoon flooding in living memory but as mountain glaciers up north slowly vanish, drought in the future promises an even greater misery. Al Jazeera’s Tony Cheng travelled to the Tibetan plateau to witness first-hand the impact of climate change on an area known as the [...]

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“The approach was emblematic of al-Jazeera English’s general attempt to change the climate of television journalism” -Mark Lawson ———————————- Ever since it’s launch, Al Jazeera English has seen abundant applauses and controversies. There is little doubt that it differs in it’s attitude and point of view from the other major TV News media outlets- BBC [...]

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