An Intrepid Crusader Resurrecting South India’s Muslim Heritage – Book Review
The Indian civilization has been illumined and inspired by Islamic culture throughout the ages spanning various fields, be it arts,
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Author: Moin Qazi
Moin Qazi began his early career as a development journalist. While still at college he began writing on Issues relating to the plight of child labourers. He did his post graduation in English and English with distinction from Nagpur University in 1980 and obtained his PhD in English from Los Altos University in 1989 and in Economics from Nagpur University in 2012. An accomplished poet, he has contributed to Indian Pen, The Independent, The Illustrated Weekly of India, Kavya Bharati, The Muse etc. His poems have also been set to music by Hollywood companies. He received Hon D Litt at the World Congress of Poets held at Istanbul in 1989. He has contributed articles to Indian and foreign publications including The Times of India, Statesman, Indian Express, The Economic Times, Financial Express, The Hindustan Times, Business Standard, The Hindu, Mainstream, Asian Age, Far Eastern Economic Review and Asiaweek (Hong Kong) Daily Sabah (Turkey), Moroccan Times, Chicago Monitor, Sudan Vision and Times of Malta.He has authored several books on religion, rural finance, culture and handicrafts.
Articles by Moin Qazi :
The Enduring Legacy Of The First Lady Of Islam – OpEd
The modern public perception of Muslim women is one of the stubborn stereotypes: supposedly powerless and oppressed coming off as
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Fatima Al-Fihri: The Woman Who Founded World’s First University – OpEd
“The colours of the universe are there because of the existence of womankind.” — Sir Muhammad Iqbal Did you know
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Fr Alfonso Elengikal: Building A Better World – Book Review
The new age technology and culture has caused a serious rupture in traditional values. As a result, we are witnessing
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COVID-19 Can Be Cured, But Who Will Cure The Communal Virus? – OpEd
At no stage in modern Indian history have Muslims been put to such a hard test. Every action of theirs
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A Karmayogi In Suicide Country – OpEd
Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed people can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing
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India’s Tinctured Soul Threatens Future Of Muslims – OpEd
Muslim Indians are the second-largest demographic of India .They constitute over 14% of the country’s population or roughly 172 million
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Islam And God-Centricity: A Theological Basis for Human Liberation – Review
These volumes are a compilation of transcribed and edited talks of Shaykh Arif Abdul Hussain in which the essential message
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Bapu Kuti: A Candle To The Gandhian Flame – OpEd
“My aim is not to be consistent with my previous statements on a given question, but to be consistent with
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The Message Of Ramadan – OpEd
This is the holy month of Ramadan (Arabic: Ramaḍān, variations: Persian: Ramazan; Urdu: Ramzān; Turkish: Ramazan), the ninth month of
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