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Swiss Vote for Burqa Ban and Its Reaction among Indian Muslims The established theologians of Islam around the world have debunked the untenable theological justifications around the full-face veil of all forms
Swiss voters on Sunday narrowly backed a ban on full face Burqa for Muslim women. An official referendum has shown that in Switzerland a country which is actually one of the first modern-style democracies in the world around 51.21 percent of voters and a majority of federal Switzerland’s cantons are against the wearing of Burqa in public places. Some 1,426,992 voters backed the ban, while 1,359,621 were against, on a 50.8 percent turnout.
Defamation: The Weapon of Choice to Stifle Pursuit of Justice and Free Speech
Defamation laws as different from âordinaryâ attacks on free speech. They aim to shut down critical speech by intimidating critics and undermining their active public engagement.
Illustration: The Wire
Women11/Mar/2021
It has been more than two weeks since Priya Ramani was acquitted in a defamation suit filed by former Union minister and journalist, M.J. Akbar. It was followed, expectedly and deservedly, by collective celebrations and resounding applause, but itâs time that the euphoria gave way to more profound questions about why she was standing in the court as an âaccusedâ in the very first place. Wasnât she the victim â of sexual harassment and unconcealed, blatant abuse of masculine privilege by Akbar?
Minority Politics: Notes on How Muslims Have Been Political in India
A Muslim mainstream politician has needed to appear to be devout for the benefit of his (it has rarely been she) Muslim constituents and flaunt his liberal credentials to non-Muslim voters.
Women protest at Shaheen Bagh. Photo: PTI
Rights06/Mar/2021
In the years after Independence, especially after the passing of the leaders of the freedom movement, the contours of Muslim politics changed from secular and nationalistic to largely parochial and conservative. Diverse types of leadership then emerged.Â
One (and this was the minority) was of âprogressiveâ Muslims, fired with Communist ideology. According to Congress politician, lawyer, and author Salman Khurshid, âThe âprogressiveâ Muslims were Communists or Leftists. Though steeped in Islamic culture by way of mannerisms and attire, they were not always practising Muslims.â Whatâs more, they did not see themselves as represent
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