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Pasmanda Vikas Foundation Hosts Quami Taalimi Awards and Educational Seminar

New Delhi, February 2, 2025: Pasmanda Vikas Foundation (PVF) organized a successful Quami Taalimi Award and Educational and Economic awareness seminar at the Abdurrahman Auditorium, India Islamic Culture Centre, Lodhi Road, New Delhi where 500+ people were gathered. The event aimed to bridge the gap between Madarsa and modern education, empower women, improve health and…

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Islamophobia in India is a fallacy when considered in the context of daily interactions and existence

India, a land of unparalleled diversity, has long been a testament to the coexistence of various cultures, religions, and traditions. The phrase “unity in diversity” is deeply ingrained in its identity, as it is home to millions of people from diverse backgrounds.However, in recent years, debates over religious tolerance and alleged Islamophobia have emerged, painting…

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Modernising Madrasas Amidst the Raging Debate of Need for Right Interpretation of Faith

Recent attack at New Orleans, America has showed us the potential of misinterpretation of religious scriptures. It has reaffirmed our faith in the old idiom- ‘Little knowledge is dangerous. It has also showed us the importance of critical thinking and logical reasoning. Madrasas have historically played a pivotal role in providing education in Muslim societies,…

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Harmony and Unity Amid Rising Religious Tensions

In an impassioned speech delivered recently in Pune, RashtriyaSwayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat urged Indians to reject divisive rhetoric and embrace peaceful coexistence. Addressing controversies surrounding places of worship, such as the Shahi Jama Masjid in Uttar Pradesh’s Sambhal and Ajmer Sharif in Rajasthan, Bhagwat emphasized that stoking disputes over religious sites is detrimental…

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Bhakti Movement and Sufism: The Founding Stone of Syncretic Culture in India

The cultural history of India has been significantly shaped by two transformative movements-the Bhakti movement and Sufism. Rooted in devotion and love, these movements redefined spirituality, fostered inclusivity, and laid the foundation for India’s syncretic ethos. Their messages of universal brotherhood and equality resonate even today, offering valuable lessons in an era of growing societal…

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Bhakti Movement and Sufism: The Founding Stone of Syncretic Culture in India

The cultural history of India has been significantly shaped by two transformative movements-the Bhakti movement and Sufism. Rooted in devotion and love, these movements redefined spirituality, fostered inclusivity, and laid the foundation for India’s syncretic ethos. Their messages of universal brotherhood and equality resonate even today, offering valuable lessons in an era of growing societal…

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Islam’s teachings of the Qur’an are firmly rooted in the ideas of justice, freedom of speech and resisting oppression. But these have to be kept in check at all times within the parameters of public order and peace. Islam prohibits any actions that incite violence or disturb the calm in the society, including violent protests…

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