Muhammad Nadeem

Srinagar

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The University of Florida Unveils Free Online Archive of 10,000 Historical Children’s Books

1 week ago | kashmirlife.net | Muhammad Nadeem

By Muhammad Nadeem Follow Us OnG-News | Whatsapp SRINAGAR: In a significant development for educators, historians, and literature enthusiasts, the University of Florida’s Baldwin Library of Historical Children’s Literature has launched an extensive digital collection featuring over 10,000 historical children’s books, now accessible online at no cost.
Was Aurangzeb a Tyrant or a God-Fearing Ruler?

1 week ago | kashmirlife.net | Muhammad Nadeem

by Muhammad Nadeem Follow Us OnG-News | Whatsapp Modern critiques of Aurangzeb’s religious policies often ignore both Islamic legal tradition and historical context. The reign of Aurangzeb Alamgir, the sixth Mughal emperor, stands as a testament to his unwavering faith and dedication to Islamic governance.
Untying the Knot

1 week ago | kashmirlife.net | Muhammad Nadeem

Set in nineteenth-century Srinagar, The Last Knot by Shabir Ahmad Mir is a lyrical tale of artistic defiance and spiritual resistance. Blending Kashmiri folklore with magical realism, Muhammad Nadeem reviews this novel that follows a carpet maker’s dream of flight—an allegory woven through memory, myth, and the unyielding threads of history.
POW 1971: A Forgotten Battle

2 weeks ago | kashmirlife.net | Muhammad Nadeem

The 1971 India-Pakistan war is often remembered for the forced divorce of Bangladesh, but the conflict’s western front remains a largely overlooked chapter. Major General Vijay Singh’s book attempts to shed light on this forgotten theatre.
What Is The Enduring Philosophy of Eid al-Adha?

3 weeks ago | kashmirlife.net | Muhammad Nadeem

by Muhammad Nadeem Follow Us OnG-News | Whatsapp Eid al-Adha serves as an annual checkpoint, urging believers to assess their inner state, identify worldly chains that bind them, and consciously strive for zuhd and taqwa. The Prophet (peace be upon him) said:“Time has returned to its original state as it was on the day Allah created the heavens and the earth. The year consists of twelve months, of which four are sacred. Three of these occur in succession: Dhul-Qa‘da, Dhul-Hijja, and Muharram.
What Makes a Saint a Scholar?

3 weeks ago | kashmirlife.net | Muhammad Nadeem

by Muhammad Nadeem Follow Us OnG-News | Whatsapp While revered as a Sufi saint, Mir Syed Ali Hamdani’s identity as a scholar and author is equally profound. His works on governance, like Zakhirat-ul-Muluk, reveal a thinker attuned to statecraft, while Chehl Asraar and Minhaj-ul-Arifeen showcase his literary and mystical depth.
How Does Islam Balance Cloning with Faith?

4 weeks ago | kashmirlife.net | Muhammad Nadeem

by Muhammad Nadeem Follow Us OnG-News | Whatsapp Islam encourages scientific inquiry but insists it remains within ethical boundaries. Cloning’s potential to advance medical treatment is acknowledged, yet its application to human reproduction demands rigorous scrutiny to safeguard human dignity and social cohesion.
What Is Aviophobia and How to Get Rid of It?

1 month ago | kashmirlife.net | Muhammad Nadeem

by Muhammad Nadeem Follow Us OnG-News | Whatsapp Fear of flying, clinically identified as aerophobia or aviophobia, is a situational phobia marked by disproportionate anxiety associated with being aboard an aircraft during flight. This anxiety often emerges well before the journey begins, sometimes even before the individual reaches the airport, and continues throughout the flight, only subsiding after landing.
Homebound, Based On Kashmir Author Basharat Peer’s NYT Essay, Earns Standing Ovation at Cannes

1 month ago | kashmirlife.net | Muhammad Nadeem

by Muhammad Nadeem Follow Us OnG-News | Whatsapp SRINAGAR: Ten years after Masaan won accolades for its raw depiction of grief and caste dynamics in India, Neeraj Ghaywan returned to the global spotlight with Homebound, a moving drama based on Kashmir’s Basharat Peer’s New York Times article Taking Amrit Home. The film premiered in the prestigious “Un Certain Regard” section of the Cannes Film Festival and received a nine-minute standing ovation, leaving many in the audience visibly moved.
Incarcerated Historian Ali Khan Gets Interim Bail, SC Orders SIT Probe

1 month ago | kashmirlife.net | Muhammad Nadeem

by Muhammad Nadeem Follow Us OnG-News | Whatsapp SRINAGAR: In a development that has reignited the national debate over free speech, academic freedom, and the boundaries of digital expression, the Supreme Court of India on Tuesday granted interim bail to Dr Ali Khan Mahmudabad, a prominent historian and associate professor at Ashoka University, days after his arrest over a series of social media posts related to Operation Sindoor, India’s recent military operation targeting alleged terror...