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Examining Islam in India through a modern lens
Religion
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The Lede
The complicated history of Islam in Uzbekistan
Gender
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The Lede
Indonesian women navigate the rise of religious orthodoxy
Claudia Bellante
Society
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On India's long tradition of dissent
Romila Thapar
Politics
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Commentary
On the arrest of Umar Khalid
Shuddhabrata Sengupta
Religion
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News
In Delhi, a Masjid and Gurudwara come together to feed workers starved by COVID-19 lockdown
Tushar Dhara
Politics
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Commentary
The CAA protests shake the old bounds of Indian secular morality
Rahul Rao
Politics
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News
In Rajasthan, a case of “love jihad” cuts stereotypes of caste and party allegiances
Tushar Dhara
Politics
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Commentary
Rejoinder: The Jama’at and political Islam in Kashmir
The Caravan
Conflict
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The Lede
A fundamentalist cleric’s crusade against extremism
Krithika Varagur
History
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Books
Histories that challenge the reductionist popular understanding of Islam in India
Nandini Ramachandran
Politics
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Commentary
Unrest in Kashmir reveals the failures of the ruling Peoples Democratic Party
Praveen Donthi
Literature
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Interview
“I became a feminist before I found the word for it”: An Interview with Mona Eltahawy
Surabhi Kanga
Religion
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Commentary
Is Anyone Willing To Take On The Perversion of Islam Caused By The Wahhabi-Saudi Combine?
S Irfan Habib
Communities
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Books
Anees Salim finds big-city success with his satirical small-town stories
Adam B Lerner
Conflict
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The Lede
Kurdish women rebels prepare to go to war in the country’s north-east
Gayatri Parameswaran
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Felix Gaedtke
Two Poems: South African Hip Hop and Glottal Stops of Militants
Raficq Abdulla
History
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The Lede
Celebrating a revolutionary past in Pakistan’s present
Chris Moffat
Arts
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Reportage
How one of Pakistan’s greatest pop icons started a new life as an Islamic entrepreneur
Sonya Fatah
An excerpt from "Our Lady of Alice Bhatti"
Mohammed Hanif
Communities
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The Lede
As Uighurs resist Chinese hegemony and seek to assert an independent identity, some turn to outside modernising forces, while others opt for religious conservatism.
Kathleen E Mclaughlin
Religion
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Commentary
Pakistan’s crisis can’t simply be explained by religion
Manan Ahmed Asif
The Convert: A Fable of Islam and America
Deborah Baker
Religion
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Reportage
The Muslim quest for inclusion in the new India
Basharat Peer
Religion
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Commentary
The Indian debate on one of the world’s most pressing issues remains puerile and timid
Sadanand Dhume
