1:45Can Zakat Alone Solve Muslim's Development Issues? I Zafar Mahmood on Roadmap for Empowerment
"What does Muslim empowerment require beyond Zakat?"
1:45"What does Muslim empowerment require beyond Zakat?"
1:45"What does Muslim empowerment require beyond Zakat?"
1:45"What does Muslim empowerment require beyond Zakat?"
1:38“To challenge Hindutva hegemony, counter-hegemonic forces cannot succeed alone.”
1:38“To challenge Hindutva hegemony, counter-hegemonic forces cannot succeed alone.”
1:38“To challenge Hindutva hegemony, counter-hegemonic forces cannot succeed alone.”
1:36“Muslim League had only 4–5% of the Muslim vote.”
1:36“Muslim League had only 4–5% of the Muslim vote.”
1:36“Muslim League had only 4–5% of the Muslim vote.”
2:09“He left behind neither property nor office—only a movement.”
2:09“He left behind neither property nor office—only a movement.”
2:09“He left behind neither property nor office—only a movement.”
2:39“The market itself is being polarised on various grounds.”
2:39“The market itself is being polarised on various grounds.”
2:39“The market itself is being polarised on various grounds.”
1:13"On 15 August, we were treated as second-class citizens."
1:13"On 15 August, we were treated as second-class citizens."
1:13"On 15 August, we were treated as second-class citizens."
2:38"A 'good Muslim' is basically an anti-Muslim." Extending Mahmood Mamdani's "Good Muslim, Bad Muslim" framework, Prof. Irfan Ahmad argues that contemporary discourse has moved a step further: public legitimacy is now granted almost exclusively to Muslims who adopt an anti-Islamic stance, openly mo…
2:38"A 'good Muslim' is basically an anti-Muslim." Extending Mahmood Mamdani's "Good Muslim, Bad Muslim" framework, Prof. Irfan Ahmad argues that contemporary discourse has moved a step further: public legitimacy is now granted almost exclusively to Muslims who adopt an anti-Islamic stance, openly mo…
2:38"A 'good Muslim' is basically an anti-Muslim." Extending Mahmood Mamdani's "Good Muslim, Bad Muslim" framework, Prof. Irfan Ahmad argues that contemporary discourse has moved a step further: public legitimacy is now granted almost exclusively to Muslims who adopt an anti-Islamic stance, openly mo…
1:19“Now we should protect ourselves in our own way.”
1:19“Now we should protect ourselves in our own way.”
1:19“Now we should protect ourselves in our own way.”
1:24India’s freedom struggle reflects contested memories of patriotism, nationalism, and competing political visions of independence.
1:24India’s freedom struggle reflects contested memories of patriotism, nationalism, and competing political visions of independence.
1:24India’s freedom struggle reflects contested memories of patriotism, nationalism, and competing political visions of independence.
1:23Raju Parulekar examines Bollywood silence during communal violence, questioning their responsibility toward vulnerable societies.
1:23Raju Parulekar examines Bollywood silence during communal violence, questioning their responsibility toward vulnerable societies.
1:23Raju Parulekar examines Bollywood silence during communal violence, questioning their responsibility toward vulnerable societies.
1:55“Who needs the category of terrorist?”
1:55“Who needs the category of terrorist?”
1:55“Who needs the category of terrorist?”
0:44"Jinnah was banking on the Cabinet Mission Plan because he had no Plan B."
0:44"Jinnah was banking on the Cabinet Mission Plan because he had no Plan B."
0:44"Jinnah was banking on the Cabinet Mission Plan because he had no Plan B."
1:45“What role did RSS play in India’s freedom?”
1:45“What role did RSS play in India’s freedom?”
1:45“What role did RSS play in India’s freedom?”
2:22“The suppressed and crushed castes among Muslims should be respected—and they should have reservations.”
2:22“The suppressed and crushed castes among Muslims should be respected—and they should have reservations.”
2:22“The suppressed and crushed castes among Muslims should be respected—and they should have reservations.”
1:07“Protecting Hindus was one thing; killing and raping common Muslims is not acceptable”
1:07“Protecting Hindus was one thing; killing and raping common Muslims is not acceptable”
1:07“Protecting Hindus was one thing; killing and raping common Muslims is not acceptable”
1:53Maulana Barkatullah: Revolutionary Who Fought for United India
1:53Maulana Barkatullah: Revolutionary Who Fought for United India
1:53Maulana Barkatullah: Revolutionary Who Fought for United India