Author: Arshia Malik

The ordinary Muslim cannot be very vocal about his or her views because of the Takfiri culture practised by ever increasing groups and individuals

What we are witnessing today in Iran and Afghanistan is a culmination of decades of repression by totalitarian regimes and terror groups like the Taliban.

Rehabilitation programmes for surrendered extremists aim to help individuals who have been involved in extremist activities disengage from violence and reintegrate into society

While Swara and her husband can have a blast in their upcoming celebrations, they need to remember the ordinary Muslim men and women who can't enjoy such freedoms despite the Constitution of India giving them the right to do so.

Discovering lithium reserves is an opportunity to benefit the long conflict-ravaged region and integrate it into the robust economy that is thriving post-pandemic

With the State getting firm about the elite Muslim families encroaching on government land through various scams, the secessionist mafia and the corrupt half-separatist bureaucrat-politicians, the Valley is just witnessing the dawn of a new era

February 1st every year is a battle day for the hijab debate, which refers to the ongoing discussion and controversy surrounding the wearing of the hijab

As India celebrates its 74th Republic Day, the disinformation campaign in the asymmetric warfare against the Republic of India also turns a few decades old now. Disinformation refers to false or misleading information that is spread deliberately to deceive people. The purpose of disinformation is often to influence public opinion, or to disrupt the normal […]

September 2014 proved how much the Valley depends on aid for recurring natural and man-made environmental disasters and how much it needs to see where its future lies

Maajid Nawaz describes the four elements of ideological recruitment as grievance narrative, identity crisis, charismatic recruitment and ideological dogma