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20 Years Without a Union, 18 Days of Hunger Strike: Jamia Students Script a Win | Teesta Setalvad

To ensure campus democracy and an elected union, Jamia Millia Islamia's students fought back through an 18-day hunger strike.Teesta Setalvad speaks with Ebin Basil and Mohammad Athnan about the...

Islam guarantees rights but where are the women theologians?

  Rights and freedom of women have always been a...

Whither Freedom: The Chhatisgarh attack on journalists

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British Muslims for Secular Democracy (bmsd)

Aims: Raise awareness within British Muslims and the wider...

Islam Against Extremism

Objects: Exposing deviant ideologies, extremism, terrorism and their proponentsAbout:...

Muslims for Progressive Values (MPV)

  Mission: MPV’s mission is to embody and be an effective...

Sanders wins New Hampshire: why the time is again ripe for American socialism

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Are male and female brains really different?

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Muslims facing tomorrow

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Universalist Muslims

  Motto: “Allah loves us all”.Vision: To unearth and spread...

The Muslim Reform Movement

  Motto: “Ideas do not have rights, human beings have...

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