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Pilgrimage to Mecca by Lady Evelyn Cobbold is a remarkable account of Hajj that blends spirituality, history, and personal reflection. Through her journey to Makkah and Madinah in 1933, the author explores the deeper meanings of faith, sacrifice, equality, and devotion in Islam, while also offering a rare glimpse into the early twentieth-century Muslim world.
Pilgrimage to Mecca by Lady Evelyn Cobbold is a remarkable account of Hajj that blends spirituality, history, and personal reflection. Through her journey to Makkah and Madinah in 1933, the author explores the deeper meanings of faith, sacrifice, equality, and devotion in Islam, while also offering a rare glimpse into the early twentieth-century Muslim world.
PremaLekhanam is a humorous and insightful exploration of love and society through the epistolary romance of Saramma and Kesavan Nair. Set in rural Kerala, the novel offers a poignant commentary on gender roles, societal expectations, and the human condition, while captivating readers with its witty dialogue and endearing characters.
"Hayy ibn Yaqzan," authored by Abubakr Ibn Tufail, stands as a monumental work in the realm of philosophical literature. The novel, also known as "Philosophus Autodidactus" in Latin, intricately weaves together diverse strands of education, philosophy, spirituality, and morality. Set against the backdrop of the Arabian legacy, the novel explores the life of Hayy, a newborn who embarks on a profound philosophical journey. Written in a distinctive Sufi perspective, the novel's full title, "Hayy-ibn-Yaqzan Fiasraaril-Hikmathathil-Mashriqiyya," epitomizes the depth and breadth of its content.
Previously steadfast in its opposition alongside other non-BJP states, Kerala's ruling LDF government made a controversial U-turn by agreeing to join the central government's PM SHRI education scheme. Critics view the scheme as a tool for implementing the NEP, centralizing curriculum, imposing Hindi, and threatening the state's secular cultural identity. The reversal appears driven by intense pressure from the Centre, which withheld crucial funds from states refusing to adopt the program. This decision is widely condemned as a political compromise where educational autonomy was sacrificed for financial aid, causing internal rifts within the ruling coalition. Ultimately, it risks undermining Kerala's unique, long-standing model of inclusive education through centralization and privatization.
Author unveils how global mainstream media played a complicit role in obscuring the brutal realities of the Palestinian genocide. Through selective language, biased framing, and the suppression of key narratives, powerful outlets shaped public perception to favor Israel while silencing Palestinian suffering. The article questions journalism’s moral duty, revealing how the manipulation of truth not only eroded public trust but also delayed global outrage and humanitarian action.
Secularism, which is a feature of some nations, is considering all the religious groups in a particular state/nation. Simply we can define secularism as the separation of religion
Twenty-five years after the horrific attacks of September 11, 2001, the loss of nearly 3,000 lives remains a tragedy that must never be forgotten. But remembering 9/11 also means examining what it changed—and how its consequences shaped attitudes toward Islam and the lives of Muslim Americans in the years that followed. Drawing on public opinion data, studies, and stats, this piece looks at the lasting social and political consequences of that day.
India’s rise as a global economic power stands alongside a deeply unequal social reality, where growth has not been shared equitably. This work examines how structural forces, particularly caste hierarchies and crony capitalism continue to shape and sustain inequality. By interrogating wealth concentration and policy frameworks, it seeks to uncover the deeper contradictions within India’s development narrative and the urgent need for a more inclusive path forward.
Madrasas in North India are recognized institutions that offer both religious and modern education, playing an important role in minority education. Recent demands to shut them down are based on prejudice rather than their actual functioning. The real challenges lie in poor leadership, mismanagement, and lack of reform. Instead of closure, these institutions need modernization and stronger oversight. Revitalizing madrasas is essential for educational justice and social resilience.
This article delves into thematic interpretation of the Qur'an, focusing on its holistic approach to understanding recurring themes by connecting verses across chapters. It contrasts this method with traditional exegesis, examines its relevance to modern issues, and addresses potential criticisms, emphasizing its role in uncovering the Qur'an’s unified moral
Violence and Greed: The Dark Side of the Kerala Political System examines the growing concerns surrounding political violence, corruption, and the erosion of democratic values in Kerala.
A feature exploring how the FIFA World Cup 2026 became one of the most politically charged tournaments in football history
The Battle of Krasos was fought in August 804 AD between the forces of the Abbasid Caliphate, led by Ibrahim ibn Jibril, and the Byzantine Empire under Emperor Nikephoros I. Following the breakdown of a peace agreement and the refusal of Nikephoros to continue tribute payments to Caliph Harun al-Rashid, tensions escalated into renewed warfare.
This article examines the rise of the Korean Wave (Hallyu) and South Korea's global influence through its culture, technology, entertainment, and innovation. It highlights how Korean traditions, K-pop, K-dramas, and technological achievements have made South Korea a source of inspiration and progress worldwide
The American War of Independence was a struggle by the thirteen American colonies against British rule and unfair taxation. Inspired by ideas of freedom and rights, the colonies declared independence in 1776 and became the United States of America after victory in 1783.
Sheikh Abdul Qadir Sani (R) remains one of the most influential spiritual figures in the history of Malabar. His life was marked by miracles, deep devotion, and the spread of the Suhrawardi spiritual tradition in Puratheel. Over the centuries, Puratheel earned the title “Baghdad of India” through its rich heritage of worship and learning.
Hajj is a profound expression of faith and obedience to Allah, bringing millions of Muslims together in Mecca in a journey of worship, sacrifice, and spiritual purification. It embodies unity, humility, and remembrance of the Hereafter, renewing the believer’s connection with Allah and the global Muslim ummah.
Islam and women’s empowerment are often misunderstood in modern society. The Qur’an and the teachings of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) granted women rights in education, financial independence, and marriage centuries ago. Through figures like Aisha bint Abi Bakr and Khadija bint Khuwaylid, Islamic history shows that women played vital roles in scholarship, business, and society, reflecting Islam’s emphasis on dignity, justice, and mutual respect.
A beautiful love story blossoms into a happy family life filled with dreams, prosperity, and unforgettable memories. But when online gaming addiction takes hold of Sam, everything they have built begins to crumble. As wealth disappears, relationships break down, and hope fades, Ash fights tirelessly to protect her children from poverty and suffering.
A heartfelt personal story of love, loss, and resilience. After the painful loss of her mother, the author finds strength and hope through the unwavering support of her father, grandmother, and brother—the true heroes who helped bring back her smile.
Returning home, the comfort of my parents' presence and home-cooked food was an immediate, needed break from college stress. After meeting friends, I awoke to my mother's routine. Later, at the beach, as she held my hand, I finally understood her relentless work maintains the calm sanctuary I call home.
A teacher’s peaceful morning turns uneasy when a parent wrongly accuses him of beating his son. Days later, the truth unfolds — revealing the boy’s hidden misdeed and teaching everyone a quiet lesson about trust and judgment.
The story, titled "The Wings of an Angel," follows Aban and his ailing grandfather on a magical journey that explores the concept of virtues through the lens of faith and loss. The story highlights the power of faith, hope, and resilience in the face of hardship and leaves the reader with a sense of hope and inspiration.
On that day, I was sleeping after a long spell of enjoyment outdoors, riding as a passenger on a KSRTC bus. Now, the time is 7 o'clock, and a man shook me awake. I woke up in astonishment upon hearing "Perinthalmanna."
From the slums of the Rohingya to the wounded streets of Quds, from the scars of Partition to the uncertainty surrounding Iran, suffering crosses borders and generations.
He Said: “I am not a terrorist” explores the fear, suspicion, and injustice faced by those who are labelled through the lens of terrorism.
This piece captures the anticipation, determination, and emotional intensity surrounding a major sporting event held once every four years. It explores the relentless pursuit of victory by athletes and the unwavering passion of supporters who celebrate, hope, and endure every moment with their teams.
All but Blind is a gentle nature poem that explores the remarkable ways different creatures navigate the world despite limited eyesight or life in darkness.
Palestine Was a Colour on the Map explores the contrast between how children first encounter Palestine in a classroom and how they later witness its reality through news reports.
A poignant portrayal of a friendship fractured by conflict, where trust gives way to distance and silence becomes louder than words.
