Indian constitution gives its citizens the Right to Religion. Article 25 of the constitution clearly says that Indian citizens have the right to Profess, Practice and Propagate their religion. This constitutional guarantee cannot be misinterpreted or subverted in any manner. The recent ban on Mumbai based Islamic Research Foundation (IRF) is totally un-constitutional as this organisation has been undertaking its work within the parameters of Indian Constitution from last 26 years. Islamic

New Delhi: Khalistan Liberation Front’s President, Harminder Singh Minto who had escaped from jail was arrested alive at the Hazrath Nizamuddin Railway Station. It is very surprising to note that whenever similar incidents of escaping the prisoners from jails happen and if they are Muslims, they are not arrested but killed in fake encounters by the police. This speaks of double standards of the police. It may be mentioned that Vikhar and his colleagues were killed in an encounter with police

By Firdaus Ahmed, The Milli Gazette Online | Nov 19, 2016 The killings of eight undertrial prisoners after an alleged breakout of a high security prison in Bhopal are a message. This message is internally and externally directed. In its external orientation, it is a message by the security establishment to Pakistan that Indian Muslims are hostage to Pakistani good behavior. In its internal orientation it is a reminder to India’s Muslims that they are at the mercy of the majority and had on

In order to develop a dynamic and vibrant community, it is imperative that we take bold steps. By Shafaat Shahbandari | Bhatkallys.com | 02-Nov-2016 An old adage goes that every problem has a solution. But for a problem as grave as the one we are discussing, there can neither be a single solution, nor could it be overcome immediately. The first step in finding a solution to every problem is to acknowledge that there is a problem. If a person is unaware of the problem, he will not look

Published Online: Oct 09, 2016 The current controversy about triple Talaq in India proves that inaction can also produce results, albeit not the ones you may like to see. The basic principle in Islamic jurisprudence is to go to the Book of Allahﷻ- the Qur’an and the Sunnah (teachings) of Muhammadﷺthe Prophet of Islam in case of any question in Islamic Law. That is all that we need to do in this case and it will become abundantly clear if triple Talaq in one sitting is a practice that must be in

SAUDI ARABIA celebrates its 86th National Day on Sept. 23, 2016 with a strategic vision at hand that would take the Kingdom to new heights of progress and prosperity under the wise leadership of Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman, who has given top priority for the welfare and well-being of his citizens across the country. The Vision 2030, which was unveiled by Deputy Crown Prince Muhammad Bin Salman, chairman of the Council of Economic and Development Affairs on April 25, 2016, is

'He is serving the community in more than one way' [caption id="attachment_115400" align="alignright" width="156"] Ismail Zaorez Shabab[/caption] Born and Brought up in Dubai Muaz Shabandri belongs to a 'Bhatkallys' family who has been achieving everything a youth dreams of, but has always preferred to stay away from the public radar and publicity, unlike most of the youths of his age. He describes himself on his Facebook timelines as 'A traveller in pursuit of everything in between Life

ARAB NEWS| SHEIKH MOKHTAR MAGHRAOUI |  Friday 12 August 2016 Haj in the Arabic language means aim, destination or purpose (qasd). The reason is clear: Haj is the ultimate journey of loving submission (ubudiyah) and conscious surrender (riq) to Allah. Its ultimate destination is your encounter with the House of Allah (Bayt Al-Allah) — the Kaaba — with both your physical body and, more importantly, your heart (qalb). Ibn Al-Jawzi (may Allah bless him) relates a story of an old, blind woman who w

Saudi Gazatte | 26 July 2016 AL-AHSA — Markets in the eastern city of Al-Ahsa and other parts of the Kingdom are flooded with a variety of Rutab (ripe and soft) dates as extreme temperature has made the fruits ripe earlier than expected. In the beginning of the season, supply of Rutab dates normally is less with prices going up, said Mubarak Al-Khanin, a farmer who estimated Rutab prices at SR20 to SR45 per kg. “Al-Gharr, which is one of best varieties, is sold for SR40 per kg in the begi

Global temperatures for the first six months of this year have shattered previous records, setting 2016 on track to be the hottest year ever, the UN weather agency has said. Arctic sea ice melted early and fast, another indicator of climate change and carbon dioxide levels, which are driving global warming, have reached new highs, World Meteorological Organization (WMO) said yesterday. "Another month, another record. And another. And another. Decades-long trends of climate change are reachin

Lucknow, Jul 12, 2016 :A formula racing car made by a team of 25 students of Zakir Hussain College of Engineering and Technology (AMU) will be in action at a formula racing competition for students at the Silverstone Racing Circuit in the UK from July 14 to 17. In a first instance of AMU students participating in an event at an international racing circuit, the engineering students’ team will be one of the four teams from Indian universities participating in the event. The AMU team will re

New Delhi, July 15, ANI: The very tasty peanuts not only please your taste buds but also works effectively on your health, if consumed on daily basis. From keeping the heart healthy to providing multi nutrients to the body and lowering risk of coronary disease to controlling obesity, peanut indeed has multi-benefits for human health. Throwing light on medically established benefits that come along peanuts, Poonam Gupta, director and fitness expert at Gold's gym, said, "In addition to the monou

Mysuru, 15 July2016:Kalpana Gopalan, Principal Secretary of DPAR (Training) and Director General of the Administrative Training Institute, on Thursday said the role of teachers is vital in today’s “knowledge society.” Delivering the valedictory address of the 109th orientation programme for university and college assistant professors, organised by UGC-Human Resource Development Centre, University of Mysore, Dr. Gopalan dwelt on the role and relevance of teaching. She said with the advent of tec

Washington D.C, Jul 13 (ANI): You may be relying on them to shed those extra kilos, but turns out, artificial sweeteners may actually be making you eat more. A comprehensive new study co-led by the University of Sydney has revealed for the first time why this response occurs. The results shed light on the effects of artificial sweeteners on the brain in regulating appetite and in altering taste perceptions. Researchers identified a new system in the brain that senses and integrates the

By : Aftab Kola My ancestral house in my native town had a spacious backyard as well as a frontyard dotted with trees of kokums (we used to call them 'Bhende, similar to mangosteen), mangoes, bilimbi (bimbellli), ambarella (kollami ambatti), drumsticks, dudhyan, guava, papaya, etc. I never knew that certain above-mentioned fruits can be crushed to prepare delicious, healthy juice. On my Sri Lanka trip I had an occasion to slurp ambarella juice which I found extremely refreshing and stimu

Praise be to Allaah. Fasting six days of Shawwaal after the obligatory fast of Ramadaan is Sunnah Mustahabbah, not waajib. It is recommended for the Muslim to fast six days of Shawwaal, and in this there is great virtue and an immense reward. Whoever fasts these six days will have recorded for him a reward as if he had fasted a whole year, as was reported in a saheeh hadeeth from the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him). Abu Ayyoob (may Allaah be pleased with him) reported that

ONE of the commonest charges brought against Islam historically, and as a religion, by Western writers is that it is intolerant. This is turning the tables with a vengeance when one remembers various facts: One remembers that not a Muslim is left alive in Spain or Sicily or Apulia. One remembers that not a Muslim was left alive and not a mosque left standing in Greece after the great rebellion in 1821. One remembers how the Muslims of the Balkan peninsula, once the majority, have been systema

ONE of the greatest miracles seen in Islam was the emergence of a man, who became the mercy to mankind. The Prophet Muhammad, also known as Al-Ameen, the trustworthy one in Arabic, grew up as an orphan, did not have any money to his name (despite his wealthy relatives and comrades) and he never went to a school. Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) at the age of 40, spent time contemplating the meaning of life in the cave of Hira when he found the need to seek knowledge beyond the materialism t