Thunjath Ezhuthachan : The Father of Malayalam language
Thunjath Ezhuthachan was born around 450 years ago in Malappuram district. The story of his birth is mixed with myths and truths
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Malik bin Dinar
On arriving at Malabar, the Arab travelers who had travelled with Cheraman Perumal, built mosques at Koylandi, Ezhumala, Kodungallur, Porakkavur,
PMSA Pookoya Thangal: The dazzling light of today’s daybreak
‘Today is the sound continuation of Yesterday’ The flowers of past used to blossom in Imam’s gatherings. These moments tied
Ponnani – Minor Makkah
The name Ponnani According to some historical records, Ponnani’s history dates back to 2000 years. There are differences of opinion
Arabi Malayalam – The script born of Indo Arab Ties
A script called Arabi Malayalam developed as a result of the Arab settlements in Kerala. The script used was Arabic
The coming of Portuguese – The scourge of West
“When the Portuguese first opened the navigation of India, the Christians of St. Thomas had been seated for ages on the coast of Malabar…the inquisitors soon discerned in the Christians of St. Thomas, the unpardonable guilt of a ‘heresy’…”
Kerala’s contribution to Arabic Language
Kerala has contributed much into the development of Arabic language and literature. The Arabs had come directly to Kerala for
Revival of Arab Kerala Ties
Centuries old cultural ties that the Arabs had maintained with Kerala should be revived, said KKN Kurup, head of Department
The Menu at a Hotel
The Indo Arab relations which began centuries continue to express itself in different dimensions. It maybe in the form of
Some facts : The story untold
It has been found that Teak wood has been used in the making of Moon Athur Temple and the palace