In this Nous Opinion video, Prof. Irfan Ahmad, a sociology professor at Ibn Haldun University, unpacks the deep historical roots of the Israel-Palestine issue, challenging the dominant narrative that frames October 7 as its starting point. He critically examines the complex relationship between Zionism and Judaism, questioning why Zionist aspirations
On August 8, 2024, the Indian Parliament introduced The Waqf (Amendment) Bill, sparking intense debate nationwide. The government argues that the bill aims to improve the management and development of waqf properties, but critics fear it could undermine Muslim endowments. Opposition has emerged from various Muslim organizations, scholars, and civil
This video delves into the alarming rise of bulldozer demolitions across India, specifically targeting Muslim communities under the guise of "illegal structures" and criminal accusations. Beginning with the case of Javed Muhammed in Prayagraj in June 2022, we explore how his house, along with many others in Uttar Pradesh, Gujarat,
The video examines the conspiracy theory of "love jihad" in India. This theory claims Muslim men are systematically seducing and converting Hindu women. It has no basis in fact and is seen as a tool to demonize Muslims. The video explores the history of the theory, tracing anxieties about Muslim
This video exposes the Indian government's decision to shut down the Maulana Azad Education Foundation (MAEF), a vital resource for minority education, particularly Muslims. Key Points: * The MAEF effectively promoted education among disadvantaged minorities for over 30 years. * Government data confirms the positive impact of its scholarship programs and skill
Caste is the most defining identity marker in the Indian context. Our constitution recognises this and gives caste-based reservations to address the socio-political inequalities that are inherent in a caste society. But the Schedule Caste status does not extend to Dalit Christians and Muslims. In this video, we delve into
Najeeb Ahmed, an M.Sc. first-year student at Jawaharlal Nehru University went missing on 15th October 2016.
Bangalore, the capital city of Karnataka prides to be the ‘Silicon Valley of India’. But why has this high-tech city failed to fix the crisis of monsoonal floods? Is it the city or its residents who are to be blamed? In this video, we explore the subterranean of Bangalore to find the answer.
Often, Jamia Millia Islamia and their national struggle for independence of India are said in the same breath. The names of the University’s founding fathers are printed in the books of history. But in this entire story, a protagonist is kept in the shadows. This protagonist is a leader,
