Mujib was a true Muslim who saw Syed Ahmed Barelvi’s Wahabi movement as a justified rebellion and took pride in the fact that thousands of Muslim jihadists from Bengal marched barefoot to Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province. He believed Pakistan was a just demand for the emancipation of India's Muslims, who were oppressed by Hindu landlords and moneylenders.
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APAURUSHEYATVA OF THE VEDAS: Part 2
Exploring the idea of apaurusheyatva of the Vedas.
Understanding Sikh Separatism
This essay gives a comprehensive overview of the evolution of Sikh separatism, and helps understand the underlying causes of the same.
APAURUSHEYATVA OF THE VEDAS: Part 1
Exploring the idea of apaurusheyatva of the Vedas.
Kalasa Pujan: Its Meaning, Significance And Other Sacred Constituents
As we invoke Brahmā at the base, Rudra at the neck, and Vishnu at the face of the 'kalasa', we thus worship three aspects of creation, dissolution, and sustenance.
The Mauryas of the medieval period: A rough sketch
The existence of the Medieval Mauryas is supported by abundant evidence, but there is insufficient data to construct a coherent picture of their reign.
Hinduism and Tribal cultures : Understanding Interactions, Assimilation and Coexistence
Mihir Keshari, a student at JNU, analyses the coexistence of "Hindu" and "Tribal" cultures.
The Sword of Kali by Chittaranjan Naik: Part 3
Dr Pingali Gopal encapsulates an old debate about the nature of Hinduism.
The Sword of Kali by Chittaranjan Naik: Part 2
Dr Pingali Gopal encapsulates an old debate about the nature of Hinduism.
The Sword of Kali by Chittaranjan Naik: Part 1
Dr Pingali Gopal encapsulates an old debate about the nature of Hinduism.