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Muhammad al-Fatih: The liberator of Constantinople

Muhammad Al-Fatih forever changed the course of history by conquering Constantinople in 1453 at the age of 21. Inspired by the prophetic saying that a great leader would achieve this feat, he transformed the city into the capital of the Ottoman Empire, renaming it Istanbul. Known for his brilliance in politics, military strategy, and diplomacy, he modernized the army, pioneered advanced weaponry, and redefined naval power. A patron of knowledge and a poet fluent in multiple languages, His legacy continues to inspire as the symbol of a visionary conqueror.

Tariqa and the Societal Transformation of Malabar

Exploring how Sufi orders like Qadiriyya and Chishtiyya shaped the region's spiritual and social life. From the 12th century onward, Sufi scholars fostered moral growth, unity, and education, blending spirituality with societal reform. Their teachings promoted compassion, inclusivity, and coexistence, leaving a lasting legacy in Malabar’s spiritual traditions and cultural identity.

Navigating Faith and Politics of Muslim Minority in Ghana

Muslims make up 25% of Ghana's population, predominantly in the northern regions, with Islam introduced through trade in the 8th century. Despite contributing to Ghana's independence and cultural diversity, the Muslim minority faces political marginalization and economic disparities. Northern regions lag in development compared to the Christian-dominated south, with limited access to Islamic education. While Muslim holidays are nationally recognized, challenges remain in balancing faith with Ghana's socio-political landscape.

Afghanistan Under Taliban Law: Impacts on Rights and Society

Since regaining control of Afghanistan in 2021, the Taliban have transformed the country’s legal framework, grounding it in a strict interpretation of Islamic law (Sharia). This shift has profoundly impacted Afghan society, especially in areas such as women's rights, freedom of expression, and justice processes. As the Taliban enforce conservative principles, many Afghans face severe restrictions, and international human rights organizations have voiced strong concerns about these developments. This essay examines the Taliban’s legal changes, their effects on Afghan citizens, and the broader implications for global human rights.

Introduction to Stock Markets

Let‘s now look from the side of investors. How an investor buys or sells his share? What are the major procedures one must follow to be a part of this whole mechanism? How would an investor choose the right share with regard to its future returns?

Mohamed Salah; The Gift From God

A group of researchers published a research paper (a scientific article) in (American Political Science Review), an academic journal, covering all fields of political science,

Hijab; Essential Practice or Not?

Another incident came to the fore which proves Indian Muslims are in trouble and signs and facts of Islam are vanishing. A verdict on hijab row passed by HC of Karnataka on 15-3-20

Social Media Rules the World

It is an undeniable fact that this tumultuous time has been metamorphosed into a digital world where those traditional rituals seem to have been lost somewhere. Today’s world has

An Introduction to Arabian Music

Music is one of the melodious art forms that developed in the first centuries. Simply can be defined as an art of combining sounds or sequences of notes into harmonious patterns pl

Rap Music: The Symbol of Resistance

We are familiar with the different types of art that feast on values in the eyes of the populace, who value modernity. Poetry is undoubtedly the first of these. Rap music is a new

Unjustified Betrays

Recently our largest democratic country witnessed for mass surveillance against its dissidents, with a malware widely known as Pegasus sold by NSO, many activities including

Pathetic Experience of Assamese Culture

Experiencing original cultures and sensing long-standing civilizations are definitely illuminating elements; it produces several growth and advancements acquired by diverse bygone

Arachar

We see, hear and read a lot about people in all phases of life. But there is no way to know the life of an executioner so deeply. Such is the story that Meera tells through the

Cyber Bullying Has Been Rocking Nowadays

Nowadays, the youth gets addicted to it so dangerously even the last published Statics proves that India stands as the third largest country being the victim of cyber bullies amids

EIA Draft 2020: Environment Is No More

Most recently  Pettimudi in Idukki witnessed a horrible situation resulting from a landslide which stole lives of many poor  people.  In 1984, Bhopal had startled with another