Muslims
Zakir Naik: A Different Kind of Jihadist
Matthew J Kuiper
Deconstructing the provocations and self-promotion of Zakir Naik
Bajrang Dal: A Bolder Shade of Saffron
Bajrang Dal struggles to retain its place in the vanguard of the Hindutva movement in the post-Ayodhya era (Photos: Ashish Sharma)
Identity is Destiny
In the wake of the Westminster and Manchester attacks, an exhibition in London brings out what it means to be a working-class Muslim youth in Britain today
Arundhati Roy: The Utmost Unhappiness of Being Indian
Arundhati Roy’s second novel in twenty years retains her original magic even as it becomes an overwrought political project
The Parable of a True Muslim
Through candid and spirited letters to his sons, a father addresses the issues that haunt Islam today
The Call of Jihad
A village in north Kerala earns notoriety after 11 of its youth flee to join the Islamic State. Shahina KK visits the families of the vanished in Padanna
Female Qazis: Raising the Bar
India’s pioneering female qazis are pushing for a gender-neutral interpretation of Muslim law
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