Let what you speak be the Truth: C Hamza
Mujeeb Jaihoon unearths some unconventional treasures in the second meet with the Mystic of Melattur
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The Trade Secret behind Muslim Kerala’s Sectarian Scholarship
Najeeb Moulavi laments the organizational partisanship casting an infinite shadow in the making of able jurists in Muslim Kerala
From Ninowa with Love: Kerala embraces Sheikh Ninowy
Dr. Muhammad Al Ninowy, the Syrian-born American Islamic scholar, shares his philosophy of Unconditional Compassion on his Kerala tour
Dubai KMCC 2.0: Cherishing a new Culture of Compassion
Philanthropy should be able to bring about a positive change in the life of the beneficiary and ultimately make him self-sustainable, says Anwar Naha, the president of Dubai KMCC, as he shares his vision of “reform-oriented social change” with Mujeeb Jaihoon.
Change is born in the Womb of Poetry: 100 Thousand Poets for Change (Sharjah)
Only poets can dare to dream of an ecosystem which is radically different from their immediate present.
Indian splendor in Arabian Museum
The national symbols of India are largely contributions of Muslim rule
A New Gospel of Economics
When the ‘Monetary Reformer from UK’ was invited to speak about the ‘Economic Aspect of Interest’ not everyone in the college, including the writer, anticipated such a tremendous response from the student audience. His speech, although coined in state-of-the-art economics jargon, enlightened many in the audience even those from a non-BBA discipline. It had the flavor of a ‘definitive economist’ preaching the gospel of Economics with a reformative endeavor. All through the speech, he tried to clear the widely believed notion that ‘Bank without interest is no bank at all’.
‘I wish I was alive then…’
If you ask Jaihoon in one sentence about the feeling that one gets after watching the movie, then he’d rather quote the words of a character who says at the end of the movie, ‘I wish I was alive during the lifetime of Prophet’s companions’ to feel, to experience, to see and hear, to inhale the fragrance of Beloved of Lord. Review of Muhammad: The Last Prophet