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- Freedom of Thought & Research: Dr. Syed Noor Muhammad Lakhnawi’s poem “Why Does the Companion Turn Away from the Word of Wisdom?” is a powerful call for intellectual freedom, independent thought, and unrestricted research.
- Intolerance in Religious Circles: An exclusive conversation with Prof. Dr. Syed Shamimuddin Ahmad Manami explores the causes of growing intolerance, rigidity, and uncivilized disagreement within religious and spiritual circles.
- The Qur’anic Ethics of Reform: Maulana Mansoor Alimi’s “The Qur’anic Ethics of Reforming the Ummah” argues that genuine reform begins with the moral transformation of the reformer—not merely with attempts to change others.
- Enlightenment & the Intellectual Formation of Youth: Dr. Muhammad Ali’s “The Tradition of Enlightenment” raises important questions about intellectual openness, critical thinking, and the development of a scholarly temperament among the younger generation.
- Sectarian Disagreements & Internal Polarization: Dr. Jalees Akhtar Naseeri and Maulana Nazim Ashraf Misbahi examine emerging sectarian tendencies, the psychological and Shar‘i foundations of disagreement, and the need to approach differences through scholarship, wisdom, and civility.
- Islamic Thought, Gender & Contemporary India: Dr. Waris Mazhari’s “Islamic Thought and the Question of Women: An Ijtihadic Study” engages contemporary questions through an ijtihadic perspective, while Ahmad Javed’s study on Dalit Communities in South Asia and Contemporary India explores social exclusion and the historical realities of marginalized communities.
- Sectarian Reconciliation & Educational Reform: The issue revisits Haji Imdadullah Muhajir Makki’s Faisla-e-Haft Mas’ala as an important contribution to sectarian reconciliation, alongside a critical discussion of the integration of religious and modern education in Indian madrasas and its possibilities and challenges.
