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Bengaluru The Urdu world mourns the loss of Aziz Balgami, the celebrated Naat poet and compassionate mentor, who passed away on November 28, 2025 after Fajr prayers due to a heart attack. Inna lillh wa inna ilayhi rjin. Known widely for his soulful Naat Mere Mustafa Aaye Mere Mustafa Aaye, Balgami was beloved not only [] The post Renowned Naat Poet Aziz Balgami Passes Away at 71 first appeared on .

Bengaluru: Community organizations across Bengaluru were deeply saddened by the sudden demise of Janab Mohammed Saifulla, age 68 year,Founder Secretary of the Bismillah Education Trust (BET), which manages the BET Group of Institutions in Bismillah Nagar, offering education from Nursery up to Degree courses. These institutions have long served the children of marginalized sections of [] The post Janab Mohammed Saifulla A Lifelong Champion of Education and Community Service first appeared on .

Some of the participants share their expereinces Got the opportunity to open up and be more honest to myself. Giving up to prove myself right. Insight and Tranquil. I have experienced real changes I feel calmer, more peaceful, and better able to focus on my studies. This workshop brought a positive shift into [] The post 523 Dys Workshop Held In Hyderabad At The Olive Hospital Conference I Hall. On The 21, 22 & 23 Novemeber 2025 first appeared on .

522nd DYS Workshop | St. Al-Haneef Educational Centre (Campus Hall), Chandauli Varanasi 78 November 2025 | For Teachers The Discover Yourself Workshop, conducted by Sadathullah Khan, brought a life-changing experience to the teachers. Through interactive sessions, spiritual reflection, and practical guidance, participants learned how to break free from negative thoughts, let go of ego, [] The post Discover Yourself Workshop Transforming Hearts & Minds first appeared on .

The greatest transformation of life does not happen in the world outside, but within the heart. The Discover Yourself (DYS) perspective reminds us that every human being carries both light and darkness inside the ego that traps us, and the soul that calls us to Allah. The inner journey is about recognising this conflict and [] The post The Inner Journey Begins Within first appeared on .

Modern philosophy claims to explore the meaning of life, yet despite centuries of study, it has offered no definite answers. When individuals or societies face crises, philosophy often leads to confusion and moral ambiguity rather than clarity or guidance. The result is a culture of vulgarity, self-indulgence, and emotional instability harming both personal wellbeing and [] The post Islam and the Modern World: A Path Back to Human Dignity first appeared on .

1. Language as the Lens of Reality Khan emphasizes that our words and mental narratives shape our perception of life. Unlike purely doctrinal or academic teaching, he translates abstract spiritual truths into everyday, experiential language. When he talks about haqq (truth) and batil (falsehood), he doesnt just define them; he shows how [] The post Sadathullah Khan: Unique Angle and Effective Delivery in the Discover Yourself workshop first appeared on .

The world today is in a state of deep turbulence. Societies are shaken by greed, injustice, and moral decay. Families are breaking, truth is ridiculed, and oppression is normalised. Yet, amid this chaos, a generation stands watchingscrolling, waiting, unsure. To that generation, the Quran calls directly: Indeed, I will place upon the earth a khalifah. [] The post O Youth of IslamRise and Lead Before Its Too Late! first appeared on .

Islam is not just a belief system, an identity, or a cultural inheritance. At its core, Islam is a verb an ongoing action. The root word S-L-M conveys surrender, submission, peace, and wholeness. Islam therefore means to actively submit to Allah, and as a result, live in peace with oneself and with creation. submission is [] The post Islam as a Verb Living Submission Every Moment first appeared on .

Recovering the Lost Essence of Our Faith Islam today is widely spoken of as a religion, a system, a civilization, or even an ideology that must compete with others. But this is not how the Quran describes Islam nor how early Muslims understood it. The renowned scholar Wilfred Cantwell Smith, in his influential works Islam [] The post Islam as a Verb Not a System first appeared on .

The claim that Islamic powers have been a global superpower for almost 85 percent of the past 1400 years is historically reasonable, depending on how we define the term superpower and when we mark the beginning of Islamic political authority. If we consider 622 CE (Hijrah) to 2025 CE as the timeline of Islamic governance, [] The post Islamic Civilization as a Global Superpower: A 1400-Year Historical Perspective first appeared on .

My friend and former Times of India journalist Vidyadhar Date recently noted on Facebook how Dalits used education to break barriers. Quietly, even those who once avoided Dr B.R. Ambedkars name have embraced his message: Educate. Agitate. Organise. That three-word mantra explains much of their rising confidence and political success. Muslims faced a different history. [] The post Is there something for Muslims to learn the Dalits? first appeared on .

Womens Right to Speak and Resist Injustice The Quran empowers both men and women to raise their voices against injustice and to be assertive in defense of their rights. A powerful example is found in Surah Al-Mujdalah (58:1), where a woman courageously brought her marital grievance before the Prophet (PBUH) Allah has indeed heard the [] The post Assertiveness Training Among Women from a Quranic Perspective Insights from Clinical Psychologist first appeared on .

The full moon of Kartik this year marked the 556th birth anniversary of Guru Nanak Dev Ji, celebrated on November 19. Guru Nanak stands among the great Sufi saints of India who illuminated the world with the message of peace, love, selfless service, and spiritual awakening. In an era overshadowed by religious extremism and division, [] The post Guru Nanak: The Saint Who United Hearts first appeared on .

Chronic stress silently harms the brain affecting memory, sleep, mood, and decision-making. When the mind stays stuck in fear and worry, the body remains in constant fight-or-flight mode, draining energy and peace. A stress-free brain is built through: Deep breathing to relax the nervous system Positive thoughts to shift focus from fear to [] The post BRAIN Stress-Free Brain Break the Cycle of Chronic Stress first appeared on .

Being stressed for too long doesnt just feel bad it physically affects your brain. How Stress Impacts Your Brain: Hippocampus shrinks affects memory, emotional balance, learning, and self-control. Prefrontal cortex shrinks impairs reasoning and decision-making. Amygdala becomes hyperactive heightens fear, anxiety, and irritability. Neurotransmitter imbalance disrupts emotional [] The post Chronic Stress and Your Brain first appeared on .

Pune: Four-year-old Abiha Faizan Syed from Parbhani has achieved a remarkable milestone with the publication of her first bilingual childrens book titled Benny and the Invisible Monsters. The book has been entirely written, translated, and illustrated by Abiha an impressive accomplishment, especially considering that she has not yet started school. The book was officially launched [] The post Four-Year-Old Abiha Publishes Bilingual Childrens Book first appeared on .

Indian English poetry has a rich 200-year tradition, from Henry Derozio and Toru Dutt to Tagore and Sri Aurobindo. After Independence, poets like Nissim Ezekiel, Kamala Das, A.K. Ramanujan and Jayanta Mahapatra shaped a strong modern voice addressing themes of love, society, spirituality and human struggles. However, todays contemporary Indian English poets face neglect. Media, [] The post Contemporary Indian English Poetry: A Struggle for Recognition first appeared on .

Once upon a time, education was about understanding the human being nurturing compassion, wisdom, and responsibility. Knowledge was not just data; it was the lamp that illuminated life. But today, education has been reduced to a tool for survival in a ruthless race. We have mastered swimming across oceans of information, yet we have forgotten [] The post Remember: Be Human Not a Machine first appeared on .

Sir, The article Mental Illness and Islamic Psychology by Tahsin Ahmed in the November 2025 issue of Islamic Voice is truly an eye-opener. It is a well-researched and timely piece that addresses a major concern affecting many Muslim households today. Mental health conditions such as schizophrenia, autism, anxiety, and phobias require medical attention from qualified [] The post A Timely Call for Holistic Mental Health Care first appeared on .

Language is a means of communication through which human beings convey their thoughts and emotions in both spoken and written forms. It is not merely a tool for interaction; it is a system of symbols that enables the expression of complex ideas, feelings, and concepts. Every language has its own rules governing structure and usage, [] The post Language: A Divine Blessing first appeared on .

Khata hamari bhi hai, haal-e-dil hamara bhi, Jo barbaad ho gaya hai, woh ghar hamara bhi. Debates around Muslim personal law have resurged from the Supreme Courts verdict on instant triple talaq to the ongoing review of Talaq-e-Hasan. This brings forth one essential question: Can Muslims in India honour Sharia while upholding the Constitutions supremacy? [] The post Faith, Law & Accountability: A New Way Forward for Muslim Personal Law in India first appeared on .

Across the state, a serious yet silent crisis has been unfolding in numerous Muslim educational institutions. Modern buildings, vast campuses, and well-equipped facilities stand tall but classrooms remain empty. Despite decades of community investment, many institutions are now battling for survival. Grand Infrastructure, Low Enrolment Generous donations and grants have enabled the construction of impressive [] The post The Silent Crisis: Why Muslim Educational Institutions Are Struggling Despit

Hazaribagh: A representative conference on Tahaffuz Khatme Nabuwat (Protection of the Finality of Prophethood) was organised by Jamiat Ulama Jharkhand at Mahad al-Quran, Madani Masjid, Nawada, Hazaribagh. The event was presided over by Maulana Habibur Rahman Qasmi, President of Jamiat Ulama Jharkhand. The programme saw participation from around 500 scholars, madrasa principals, imams, Jamiat officials, [] The post Asjad Madani Calls on Scholars to Uphold Protection of Finality of Prophethood fir

Today marks the birth anniversary of Maulana Abul Kalam Azad, born on November 11, 1888, in Mecca. Moving to Calcutta at the age of two, he became a pioneering journalist, scholar, and freedom fighter. From Calcutta, he published influential newspapers like Al-Hilal and Al-Balagha and authored the acclaimed Turjuman-ul-Quran. Azad endured immense personal hardships. During [] The post Maulana Azad: A Forgotten Luminary of Indias Freedom and Education first appeared on .

New Delhi: The Centre for Sufi Studies, Department of Islamic Studies, Jamia Hamdard, organised an insightful lecture at the Universitys Main Convention Centre on the theme The Sufi Tapestry: Threads of Peace, Culture and Civilisation in India. Historian and author Syed Ubaidur Rahman delivered the talk, which was presided over by Honble Vice Chancellor Prof. [] The post Jamia Hamdard Hosts Lecture on The Sufi Tapestry first appeared on .

Srinagar: A one-day conference titled The State of Unani Medicine in Jammu & Kashmir was organised by the All India Unani Tibbi Congress (J&K Unit) on November 2 at Haj House, Srinagar, to review the condition of Unani medicine in the region. The programme was chaired by Hakim Muhammad Ashraf Lone, who highlighted the systems [] The post J&K to Boost Unani Healthcare: Every Possible Effort Will Be Made, Assures AYUSH Director first appeared on .

New Delhi: Concerned about growing mistrust and everyday tensions between communities, Jamaat-e-Islami Hind (JIH) has launched a ten-day nationwide initiative titled Campaign for the Rights of Neighbours from November 21 to 30, 2025. The effort aims to revive the spirit of neighbourliness and rebuild social trust at a time when political forces are openly exploiting [] The post JIH Launches Nationwide Campaign to Restore Neighbourhood Harmony Amid Rising Social Divisions first appeared on .

Indias democracy prides itself on diversity yet one of the countrys largest communities finds itself without a voice at the highest levels of power. Today, not a single Muslim holds a position in the Union Cabinet, nor is there a Muslim MP from the ruling party. For a community constituting more than 14 percent of [] The post The Missing Voice: Why Muslims Must Rethink Political Representation first appeared on .

Preface For decades, Indian Muslims have debated whether economic empowerment can be achieved without compromising faith. The dream of establishing interest-free Islamic banks remains unfulfilled, blocked by constitutional, legal, and political hurdles. Meanwhile, the communitys economic backwardness has worsened, as confirmed by the Sachar Committee Report (2006) and later national surveys showing Muslims slipping below [] The post Economic Empowerment First: Why Indian Muslims Must Build Their

A mental illness is defined as a health condition involving significant, clinically diagnosable changes in emotion, thinking, or behaviour that cause distress and impair a persons ability to function in daily life. There are more than 200 different types of mental disorders, the most common being anxiety disorder, depression, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, autism and eating [] The post Mental Illness and Islamic Psychology first appeared on .

Nearly 60% of Indias Muslims live in Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, West Bengal, Assam, and their adjoining regions. Despite their significant population share and political representation at the Centre, Muslims in these states remain socially, economically, and educationally backward. The Muslims of these northern states were the most affected by the Partition of India, [] The post Look Toward the Southern States You Will See Rays of Hope first appeared on .

The United States has clarified that the proposed $100,000 H-1B visa fee will not apply to F-1 students, L-1 transferees, or professionals changing status within the U.S. This removes the fear created by misleading headlines suggesting that studying or working in America was becoming unaffordable. The goal of the revised rules is to curb misuse [] The post New U.S. Visa Rules: No Impact on Genuine Indian Students first appeared on .

At a recent symposium in Irans Kurdistan Province, Dr. Fallahzadeh, a leading academic, emphasized that neglecting the teachings of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) is the core challenge facing the Islamic world. Speaking to a gathering of scholars, he stated that stagnation in universities leads to broader societal stagnation, affecting science, culture, and governance. Highlighting the role [] The post Neglect of the Prophets Teachings Hinders Islamic Unity, Says Scholar first appeared on .

The latest Islamic World University Rankings (IWUR) by the Islamic World Science Citation Center (ISC) highlight Irans continued rise in higher education across the Muslim world. A total of 84 Iranian universities are included in the 2024 rankings, up from 80 last year. Turkey leads with 138 institutions, followed by Iran in second place and [] The post Eighty-Four Iranian Universities Ranked Among Top in Islamic World first appeared on .

Mosul, Iraq: Two historic churches in Mosul, the Church of Saint Thomas and the Chaldean Catholic Church of Al-Tahira, have reopened after years of restoration, nearly a decade after their destruction by the Islamic State (IS). The reconsecration ceremonies mark a rare moment of revival for the citys dwindling Christian population. Local residents, clergy, and [] The post Mosul Churches Reopen After IS Destruction, A Beacon of Hope for Christians first appeared on .

Cairo: Grand Imam of Al-Azhar, Sheikh Ahmed El-Tayyeb, has cautioned that extremist ideologies are being promoted by international actors seeking to weaken the Muslim world and impede its progress. Speaking at Al-Azhar headquarters during a meeting with Pakistan Army Chief, General Asim Munir, Sheikh El-Tayyeb emphasized the role of Al-Azhar in countering extremism through education, [] The post Al-Azhar Grand Imam Warns of Extremist Ideologies Targeting Muslim Unity first appeared on .

Over the past century, the United States has played a defining role in reshaping the Muslim world. While Washington often spoke the language of democracy and human rights, its real concern was protecting strategic influence and economic control. In the process, a far more dangerous force was unleashed: militant religious extremism. Cold War Alliances and [] The post How US Intervention Fueled Extremism in the Muslim World first appeared on .

Srinagar: The Islamic Relief and Research Trust (IRRT), Kashmir organized a one-day Multifaith Dialogue Conference at Tagore Hall, Srinagar, on the eve of upcoming Hindu and Muslim festivals. The event aimed to promote peace, mutual understanding, and respect among different faith communities. The conference was inaugurated by Mufti Azam Jammu and Kashmir, Mufti Nasir-ul-Islam, and [] The post Islamic Relief and Research Trust Hosts Multifaith Dialogue in Srinagar first appeared on .

New Delhi: Responding to the Allahabad High Courts condemnation of mob violence and cow vigilantism, Maulana Mahmood Madani, President of Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind (Mahmood faction), welcomed the judgment as a vital affirmation of justice and the rule of law. He urged both the Union and Uttar Pradesh governments to act with constitutional responsibility. Criticizing the repeated [] The post Jamiat Demands Strict Enforcement of Supreme Court Guidelines on Mob Lynching first appeared on .

ALIGARH: A thought-provoking symposium on Education, Self-Purification, and Pluralistic Society was held at Strachey Hall, Sir Syed Hall (South), Aligarh Muslim University (AMU). Titled The Way of Peaceful Life 3.0, the event brought together scholars, faculty, and students to explore the interplay of education, inner moral refinement, and societal harmony. In his welcome address, Abdul [] The post Education and Self-Purification at AMU: Symposium Highlights Ethical Growth and Pluralism first ap

Bengaluru: A two-part report titled Inside Karnataka Prisons, published by the Karnataka State Legal Services Authority (KSLSA) and the Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative (CHRI), has exposed stark disparities and systemic discrimination faced by Muslim inmates across the state. The study Vol. 1: Administrative Realities and Vol. 2: Human Experiences finds that Muslims are overrepresented in [] The post Behind Bars, Behind Bias: Study Reveals Inequality Faced by Muslim Prisoners in Karnataka fi

Hyderabad: The All India Unani Tibbi Congress, Telangana State, has strongly criticized the Telangana government and AYUSH Department for neglecting the historic Government Nizamia Tibbi College and Hospital near Charminar, calling their approach discriminatory and demanding urgent corrective measures. Established in 1938 by the VIIth Nizam, Mir Osman Ali Khan, Nizamia Tibbi College is one [] The post Unani Congress Criticizes Telangana Govt for Neglecting Historic Nizamia Tibbi College first ap

Bengaluru: The Karnataka State Haj Organisers Association (KSHOA) held its 8th General Body Meeting at Gulistan Hall, Infantry Road, with strong participation from organisers across the state. Representatives from the Haj Organisers Associations of Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, along with officials from airlines serving Haj and Umrah pilgrims from Bengaluru, were also [] The post Karnataka State Haj Organisers Association Elects New Leadership at 8th General Body Meeting firs

Hyderabad: The Association of Muslim Professionals (AMP) hosted its 5th National Awards for Social Excellence (NASE) 2025 at Anwar-ul-Uloom College Auditorium on October 3, honouring changemakers working in education and social welfare across India. Maulana Khalid Saifullah Rahmani, Chairman of the All India Muslim Personal Law Board, felicitated the awardees and applauded their commitment to [] The post AIMPLB Chief Felicitates Awardees at AMP National Awards 2025 Ayat Foundation Wins Best NGO

Lucknow: More than 1,000 social leaders, NGO representatives, educators and youth activists from across India are expected to attend the AMP National NGO Conference 2025, to be held on 1516 November at the Islamic Centre of India, Lucknow. The conference is being jointly organized by the Association of Muslim Professionals (AMP) and the Islamic Centre [] The post Over 1,000 Social Leaders to Unite at AMP National NGO Conference in Lucknow first appeared on .

Kanpur: Amid the ongoing controversy over I Love Muhammad signboards displayed during Milad-un-Nabi in Kanpur, Maulana Syed Arshad Madani, President of Jamiat Ulama-e-Hind (Arshad faction), has urged Muslims to embody the Prophets teachings through patience, dignity, and compassion. Addressing the Tahaffuz Khatm-e-Nabuwwat Conference on October 16, Maulana Madani stressed that true devotion lies in moral [] The post Respond with Love, Not Hatred: Jamiat Chief Urges Calm Amid Kanpur Slogan Row fi

New Delhi: A heartfelt tribute was organized at the Constitution Club of India on October 8 to honour Dr. Mohammad Manzoor Alam, visionary founder of the Institute of Objective Studies (IOS). Scholars, political leaders and community figures gathered to celebrate a life dedicated to empowering marginalised communities through scholarship and institution-building. The occasion also marked [] The post Dr. Manzoor Alam: A Legacy of Knowledge, Justice and Empowerment first appeared on .

Riyadh: Sheikh Abdulaziz Al Asheikh, Saudi Arabias grand mufti and top religious authority for over two decades, passed away on the 23rd September 2025. He was believed to be in his early to mid-80s. Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman led the funeral prayer in Riyadh, though no successor has yet been announced. Appointed in 1999 [] The post Saudi Grand Mufti Abdulaziz Al Asheikh Dies, Marking End of an Era first appeared on .

The 514th Discover Yourself Workshop was held in Sharjah on 3031 August 2025, organized by Future Pioneer, Training Center. Participants described the two-day journey as eye-opening, practical, and spiritually uplifting. Participant Reflections I realized reality and felt more connected with Allah (SWT). I am now more open to communicate with trust and faith in [] The post Discover Yourself Workshop Sharjah From Confusion to Clarity first appeared on .