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Islam and Cricket Betting

Why it is easier for a religious person to be immoral

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2 Sep 2010 | BY Manu Joseph
The Rage Against Burkha

In Europe’s furore over this garment worn by Muslim women, there is no clarity on why it should be banned, let alone how it gels with liberal values.

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27 May 2010 | BY Sajeda Momin
‘Indian Writing in English has Become Boring’

Hanif Kureishi on writing, racism and radical Islam.

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6 May 2010 | BY Madhavankutty Pillai
The Reluctant Conservatives

Orthodoxy is being forced upon Bohra Muslims, a group not usually known for a rigid interpretation of Islam.

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3 Mar 2010 | BY Haima Deshpande
Interrupted Faith

Ayaan Hirsi Ali once supported the fatwa on Salman Rushdie. Today, she believes that the notion that the US is attacking Islam is a conspiracy theory.

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3 Feb 2010 | BY Saaz Aggarwal
The Halal Way to World Peace

He is India’s most voluble Muslim on television today. Just who is Dr Zakir Naik?

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9 Dec 2009 | BY Manju Sara Rajan
Kurbaan

As a Muslim ready to sacrifice self and community, Saif is excellent. But is the film too convincing for comfort?

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24 Nov 2009 | BY Ajit Duara
Leap of Faith

To look to Islam for answers to why Pakistan’s brainwashed militants are carrying on in the name of religion is to fall for the greatest red herring of this age.

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18 Nov 2009 | BY Faiza S. Khan
Tank Tops in the Islamic World

Istanbul and the deceit of female modernity

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7 Oct 2009 | BY Manu Joseph
We Are What You Are

Being Muslim means something to others. It is also much more than stifling labels

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2 Sep 2009 | BY Omair Ahmad
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