Impending dangers of small opposition, brute majority
After February 12’s landslide in Bangladesh, small opposition parties risk marginalization, repression, and policy irrelevance; yet coalition-building...
Opinion
Islam, Identity, and Politics in Post-Uprising Bangladesh
In post-uprising Bangladesh, tensions between Islamic identity and secular intellectual hegemony are redefining political legitimacy, as advocates call for institutional reform, ethical governance, and a civic framework that integrates religious agency with democratic accountability and national sovereigntyBangladesh today stands at a crucial junct...
The Media Mind-set Unveiling Influence Theories
Everyday we read different types of news in different newspapers. And they present the same news using different titles. Our thoughts, beliefs and kno...
A Shrinking Sanctuary: India’s Waqf Amendment Bill and the Erosion of Muslim Rights Under Hindutva Rule
In a move that has sparked a firestorm of political debate and ignited deep anxiety among India’s Muslim population, the Indian Parliament has passed...
Exploring the Negative Impact of Transgender Stigma on Well-Being and Socioeconomic Prosperity
Transgender serves as an encompassing term for individuals whose gender expression and identity deviate from the sex assigned to them at birth. Birth-...
What Does the Reason Say? : Ibn al-Nafīs’ Problematization of Natural Reason
Introduction The thirteenth century polymath Ibn al-Nafīs (d. 1288) found himself in an environment where the falasifa privileged themselves thro...
Cancel Culture Becomes Online Court
Cancel Culture is a trending topic on social media right now. It originates from the word cancel. Cancel culture refers to the phenomenon and practice...