Tag: PAKISTAN
Sh Haitham: Does the Taliban Have What It Takes?
The real challenge is not getting into power, but genuinely maintaining it, writes Sh Haitham al-Haddad.
The Maulana for the Millions | Abul A’la Maududi
Although many know him as the founder of one of the original and most influential Islamic revivalist movements, Jamaat-e-Islami, did you know that Maulana Maududi was also part of establishing and running…
Muted Response to the Kashmir Issue: Reflection of Changing Priorities of Muslim Leadership?
Is the reaction we are seeing to the Kashmir crisis a sign of shifting priorities for Muslims' rulers?
Modi, Kashmir, and Pakistan’s Dilemma
After the repeal of Article 370 and a total shutdown of Kashmir 28 days ago, politics lecturer Muhammad Jalal takes an in-depth look at the politics behind the decision.
Kashmir is Invisible
Who is speaking the language of Islam, the idle youth in the Gulf or the defiant youth of Kashmir?
Unscripted #14 | Understanding Kashmir with Adnan Rashid
Join us this week on a special Unscripted podcast with Adnan Rashid.
“Panic” Created in Kashmir by Indian State
Tourists told to leave. Extra troops deployed. People stockpiling essentials. Petrol pumps and ATMs run dry. Two Kashmiris write about panic in Kashmir right now.
Kashmir Requires Statesmanship Not Showmanship
Ironically by being captured, Wing Commander Abhinandan may well have averted a war fuelled by jingoism and irresponsible rhetoric.
Pulwama: the most important question no one is asking
Why are young Kashmiri men turning to militancy?
Why the Muslim World is Silent Over China’s Repression of Uyghurs
The silence of Muslim-majority states over China's repression of Uyghurs is not due to ignorance, writes Lukman Harees, but a calculated political and economic decision.