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Thursday May 23, 2013
MALAYALAM
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Biennale’s Spiritual Solace Read more     Magazines: Where the ‘Muslimah’ Speaks Read more     Tracing the Pragaash: Hard-lines of Melophobia Read more     A Recipe at Hand Read more     A Political Myth-Making Read more     Asghar Ali Engineer: An Incomplete Story Read more     Life of Muhammad: A Critical Engagement Read more     Etiquette of a Muslim Filmmaker Read more     Dynamics of Information Ecology Read more     A Dirge to English Muslim Magazines Read more     
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Sexuality and Parenting: Lessons from Ulrike

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Parvathy Arjun
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“So the main problem of all women in politics is the gap between acting in your personal role and on the other hand dealing with your everyday problems. Sometimes, you feel helpless as a woman in this situation. This is not the problem of an individual, this is the main problem of women in society. So this is the main problem of women: their private life in concurrence with their political life. This is the oppression of the women. But political life has to be put in contact with your private life.

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Zoophobia in Islam

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Interactive Scholars
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I have often observed the stupid indifference of my Muslim friends to animals as an admixture of zoophobia (extreme fear of animals) and misozoony (Hatred of animals). First, I found them cynophobic (disliking dogs). One of my friends related to me the Prophetic hadith on washing seven times (one time being with water), in case a Muslim touches a dog. On another occasion, he told me about the importance of spider in the Muslim tradition as a spider had saved the Prophet and his follower Abu Bakar hiding in a cave from being found out by enemies.

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The First Muslim : The Story of Muhammad

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Lesley Hazleton

If he weren't standing lonely vigil on the mountain, you might say that there was no sign of anything unusual about him. The earliest sources describe him with infuriating vagueness for those of us who need images. "He was neither tall nor short," they say. "Neither dark nor fair." "Neither thin nor stout." But here and there, specific details slip through, and when they do, they are surprising.

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A Platform to Go Critical

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Ziauddin Sardar
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How and why was the Critical Muslim Launched? An explanation

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The Text in Rhythm with Nature

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Nafih Wafy
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A look at the narrative style of the Quran with the focus on the symbols, metaphors and allegories the Holy Book calls to play)

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Konya, Where The Past Transcends the Present

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AbuBakr Karolia
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Last year in June, during my visit to Turkey I visited the Mevlānā Museum in Konya and it was indeed an experience that I continue to cherish in my heart. Mevlana Museum is the popular name of the Green Tomb (Yeşil Türbe), a splendid shrine where Jalāl ad-Dīn Muhammad Rūmī (d. 1273), popularly known in the English speaking world as Rumi and Mevlana in Turkey, rests in peace beside the tomb of his father Bahā ud-Dīn Walad (d. 1231). The inscription on the tombstone of Rumi’s grave is his own words, 

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How Muhammad Matters

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Vijaya Krishnan Bhaskaran
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Biographies of Prophets are written not just for passive reading. Edification is one of the intentions of early writers of Sira. All authors of Muhammad's biography have explored/explore how the life of the last Prophet of God matter to them, their society and culture. So have/do the the encomiums being sung as part of mawlid celebrations. Prophet Muhammad has reached each watershed of his followers' imaginings in distinct ways. Omid Safi's Memories of Muhammad: Why the Prophet Matters explores the imaginings of Muhammad in various contexts and milieu.

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Muhammad: In History and Piety

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Annemarie Schimmel
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A manuscript copy of the Koran, written probably in the twelfth century in eastern Iran in a rather simple, late Kufic hand, has one notable peculiarity: the whole of Sura 112, the profession of God’s Unity, is written in unusually interlaced, powerful letters, and on another page, the word Muhammad rasul Allah, “Muhammad is the messenger of God”, are likewise distinguished by their eye-catching calligraphic form from the rest of page. The unknown scribe has expressed, in a tangible way, the central position of the Prophet in the religion of Islam.

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Does the Big Screen Miss the Prophet?

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K Shabin Muhammed
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Love and respect for the Prophet is part of the faith of Islam. There are so many representations of the Prophet in art and literature that it takes a voluminous space to chronicle them all. Resistance to the musical and literary representations from the Muslim orthodoxy has never been as vociferous as it has been to the visual representations.

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Compelled to be Perfect

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By Haseena Fathima
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She sat in front of me; the dejection in her eyes mixed with something else – confusion, bewilderment. She still didn’t know where she went wrong, how she went wrong. She tried to do everything right, the way he wanted it. She tried hard, a bit too hard perhaps.
She had been married for two years. It was when her husband’s assaults failed to induce a response from her that he realized there was something wrong with her. Ironic. No matter what he did to her, how he treated her, she always strived for his approval, accepting everything he gave with submission.

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Magazines: Where the ‘Muslimah’ Speaks
Biennale’s Spiritual Solace
Tracing the Pragaash: Hard-lines of Melophobia
A Recipe at Hand
A Political Myth-Making
Dynamics of Information Ecology
Asghar Ali Engineer: An Incomplete Story
Life of Muhammad: A Critical Engagement
Etiquette of a Muslim Filmmaker
A Dirge to English Muslim Magazines