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از سال 26 نوامبر 2025
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Many Muslim women have carved out their place in the crowded landscape of Indian history. One of them was Razia Sultan, the only female queen of the Delhi Sultanate, who broke the rules of pardah, who defied the will of an established elite to cater to the people. Another was Nur Jahan, a patron of…

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The 2002 Gujarat Pogrom is not history. The violence and terror inflicted on thousands of Gujarati Muslims lingers with those who survived it decades after. With both empathy and courage, author Zara Chowdhary speaks about her family's experience in surviving the Gujarat pogrom, the experience of t…
Hindu-Muslim unity isn’t just found in India - it’s a concept that diaspora communities continue to work towards and reimagine abroad. In this special episode of Beyond the Taj, Safa Ahmed of Indian American Muslim Council (IAMC) and Ria Chakrabarty of Hindus for Human Rights (HfHR) engage in an ho…
In this episode, we sit down with activist and scholar Professor Arjun Singh Sethi to explore the long history of solidarity between Muslim and Sikh communities in the diaspora. From the immediate aftermath of 9/11, when both communities were targeted by state surveillance and bigotry, to more rece…
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