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Iqbals Message of Selfhood, Faith and Return to Allah The presidential address at the International Iqbal Conference 2025 offered a deeply spiritual reflection on Allama Muhammad Iqbals philosophy of Khudi (selfhood), its roots in the Quran, and its relevance to the challenges facing Muslims today. The address went beyond discussing Iqbal as a poet or [] The post How Should a Person Account for Himself? first appeared on .

A reflection on the Prophets (PBUH) commercial life, ethical principles and simple way of living The life of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) is usually discussed through his spiritual mission, but his life before and after prophethood also offers important insights into commerce, trust, risk-sharing and social responsibility. In a discussion on the history of money, financial [] The post The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH): Merchant, Market Builder and Leader first appeared on .

A Remarkable Tribute in the U.S. Supreme Court Building Muhammad (c. 570 632) The Prophet of Islam. He is depicted holding the Quran. The Quran provides the primary source of Islamic Law. Prophet Muhammads teachings explain and implement Quranic principles. The figure above is a well intentioned attempt by the sculptor, Adolph Weinman, to [] The post Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) Among the Great Lawgivers of History first appeared on .

From Halal Slaughter to Responsible Consumption Dr Gemma Ali, whose background is in livestock science, animal welfare and agriculture, spoke at the Karimia Institute about an important question for Muslims: Is everything Halal also Tayyib? Her work focuses on connecting Halal principles with animal welfare, environmental responsibility and human wellbeing. Halal and Tayyib: More Than [] The post Halal, Tayyib and the Sunnah Diet: A Call for Responsible Food Choices first appeared on .

A reflection by Sameer Ahmed Siddiqui on bringing the Quran from the shelf into life There is a question that repeatedly troubles me: When Imam Mahdi comes, who will stand with him? Who will recognize the truth, and who will remain comfortable within the religious system they have created? This question reminds me of Fyodor [] The post Living Faith or A Comfortable Religion? first appeared on .

A Quranic Vision of Ecological Balance Humans are not the only sentient forms of life in creation. According to the Quranic paradigm presented in Ecolibrium, human beings are one class of species within a vast cosmos and can become either a creative or destructive force in nature. They therefore carry a responsibility to safeguard the [] The post Ecolibrium: Islam, Humans, Animals and The Balance of Nature first appeared on .

AI is forcing humanity to rethink work, education, value and the purpose of being human Are we fully aware of what is happening in the world around us? We may be witnessing a major civilizational change one whose consequences we have not yet understood. Artificial intelligence is moving beyond being merely a tool. As intelligence [] The post When Intelligence Becomes a Commodity first appeared on .

The Journey to the Hereafter Islamic Voice received several thoughtful responses to Tahsin Ahmeds article The Journey to the Hereafter, published in the September 2026 issue. Readers appreciated its clarity, simplicity and reminder that preparation for the Hereafter begins in this life. An Eye-Opening Reminder The article, based on the writings of Imam Al-Ghazali, is [] The post READERS RESPONSE first appeared on .

Tulus recognition renews the question of Urdus official status in Karnataka Language is more than words. It carries the history, culture, memory and identity of a people. Therefore, giving a language a place in administration is not merely an official decision; it also concerns citizens access to the state and recognition of their linguistic identity. [] The post When Will the Door Open for Urdu? first appeared on .

MUMBAI: The historic Bombay Light Horse Quarter Guard Bell, dating back to the colonial era, continues to preserve a unique chapter of Mumbais military and sporting heritage. The bell was recently rung to inaugurate the Bombay Gymkhana General Body Meeting, reviving a tradition that has continued for more than a century. Former Bombay Gymkhana Chairman [] The post Historic Bombay Light Horse Bell Rings Again at Bombay Gymkhana first appeared on .

KOLKATA: The West Bengal Chapter of the Association for Protection of Civil Rights (APCR) submitted representations to the District Magistrates across the state on September 24, raising concerns over the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls. The representations were submitted simultaneously in districts across West Bengal, with copies also sent to the Chief [] The post APCR West Bengal Chapter Seeks Restoration of Voters Excluded During SIR first appeared on .

Thiruvananthapuram: Recent remarks by religious scholar Kanthapuram A. P. Abubakar Musliyar on womens participation in public life have sparked debate in Kerala over the relationship between Islamic modesty, womens dignity and their role in society. The controversy emerged following organisational guidelines concerning womens participation in Eid Milad-un-Nabi programmes and subsequent remarks linking womens public presence [] The post Kerala Debate Renews Questions on Women, Veil and Public Lif

Recent incidents involving allegations concerning Muslim officers in West Bengal, the transfer of IPS officer Bushra Bano, and the long-running land dispute of Asgar Ali Vohra have raised an important question: how should citizens pursue grievances and seek justice? Allegations Require Evidence TMC MP Mahua Moitra has alleged that senior Muslim IAS and IPS officers [] The post From Complaint to Justice: Seeking Rights Through Evidence and Institutions first appeared on .

ALIGARH: The Department of Sanskrit, Aligarh Muslim University (AMU), in collaboration with the Central Sanskrit Institute, New Delhi, has organised a ten-day Sanskrit Conversation Camp to promote the learning and practical use of Sanskrit. Prof. Mohammad Rizwan Khan, Dean, Faculty of Arts, was the Chief Guest, while Prof. Zubair Shadab, Director, Urdu Academy, was the [] The post AMU Organizes Ten-Day Sanskrit Conversation Camp first appeared on .

Renewing the intellectual revolution behind Aligarh Muslim University A Vision Born from Crisis Aligarh Muslim University occupies a unique place in the history of modern India. Its origins lie in the vision of Sir Syed Ahmad Khan, who recognised after 1857 that the greatest challenge facing Indian Muslims was not merely political decline but educational [] The post Aligarh And Sir Syeds Unfinished Mission first appeared on .

Mumbai: The Association of Muslim Professionals (AMP) announced the winners of its 10th National Awards for Excellence in Education 2026 on Teachers Day, recognizing educators and institutions for their contributions to education and nation-building. This year, AMP honoured 170 awardees, comprising five Extraordinary Lifetime Achievers, 155 Influential Educators and 10 Educational Institutions across six [] The post AMP Honours 170 Educators and Institutions with 10th National Education Awards

Mumbai: A memorable moment at a Mumbai University ceremony highlighted the determination of Rehmat-ul-Nisa Rajab, who received her academic certificate while carrying her young daughter in her arms. Honoured at a special programme organised by the Urdu Department at Marathi Bhasha Bhavan, Rehmat-ul-Nisa completed her education despite marriage, motherhood and family responsibilities. She credits her [] The post Mother Receives Degree with Daughter in Her Arms first appeared on .

Mumbai: Mumbai-based karateka and International Technical Official Shaheen Akhtar has been appointed as the only Indian woman officiating referee at the 20th Asian Games to be held in Japan in September 2026. The former national champion and 8th Dan black belt has earlier represented India as an athlete and made history as the first Indian [] The post Shaheen Akhtar Appointed as Only Indian Woman Referee for 2026 Asian Games first appeared on .

Call Action Politically Motivated, Seek Judicial Resolution New Delhi: Several prominent Muslim socio-religious organisations have strongly opposed the Uttar Pradesh governments proposed demolition of 38 out of 40 buildings of Mohammad Ali Jauhar University in Rampur, describing the move as politically motivated and detrimental to the educational future of thousands of students. The controversy arose [] The post Muslim Organisations Oppose UP Move to Demolish Jauhar University Buildings first ap