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A student at North South University (NSU) in Dhaka, Bangladesh, named Apurba Pal, was involved in an incident where he desecrated the Holy Quran. This event caused a lot of anger among the public, leading to his arrest, expulsion from the university, and legal actions. Apurba has a history of mental health problems, which some…
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In Bangladesh, a well-known Baul singer named Maharaj Abul Sarkar, often called “Maharaj” by his fans, was arrested on charges of hurting Islamic religious sentiments. This has sparked widespread protests, violent attacks on his supporters, and strong warnings from civil society about a growing wave of religious fascism in the country. The case highlights tensions…
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As a former Muslim and anti-Islamist, I am committed to exposing the moral flaws of Muhammad and the religion he founded, I do this through arguments and evidence, drawn from primary Islamic sources, historical accounts, and analysis of Islamic texts. Islam, despite claiming to be a religion of peace or justice, has approved practices that…
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On 1 September 2025, in Kasuwan-Garba town, Niger state, northern Nigeria, a shocking incident unfolded when a woman named Amaye, who worked as a food vendor, was burned to death by an angry mob. The crowd accused her of blaspheming against the Prophet Muhammad, leading to this horrific act of violence. The trouble started innocently…
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The relationship between religion and violence is the subject of intense global debate. While political, social, economic, and cultural factors have played significant roles in the rise of violence and terrorism in contemporary Islamic fundamentalism, the religious dimension of this violence cannot be ignored, as it is linked to the core sources and origins of…
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Islam is often described as the “religion of peace,” and Muhammad is presented as the “savior of humanity” or the “highest moral ideal.” However, when we logically analyze these claims, we see that Islamic primary sources, such as Sahih Bukhari, Sirah Ibn Ishaq, Ibn Sa’d’s Tabaqat, Al-Tabari, and other hadith collections, present a different picture.…