Chief Executive Officer, Nous Network, National Secretary, All India Muslim Development Council (AIMDC)
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Muslims in India face exclusion across multiple fronts, particularly as right-wing Hindutva gains ground. Despite various efforts, resistance has largely failed to create an impact. This podcast critically examines the gaps, failures, and the urgent need for a meaningful intellectual response to counter Muslim marginalisation in the wake of rising
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Join this episode of Nous Podcast as we sit down with Syed Qasim Rasool Ilyas, a respected community leader, journalist, and social activist with decades of experience in advocating for social justice and minority rights. In this conversation, we dive into the Waqf Amendment Bill, examining the real issues at
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In this engaging podcast, Ali Javed speaks with Mohammed Imthiyaz, General Secretary of the All India Muslim Development Council (AIMDC), about the Masjid One Movement and its mission to transform mosques into vibrant centers for education, social welfare, and empowerment. Inspired by the Prophet’s (PBUH) vision, this initiative has
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In this episode of Nous Podcast, Ali Javed speaks with Ali Anwar Ansari, former Rajya Sabha MP and President of Pasmanda Muslim Mahaz. A veteran journalist turned politician, Ali Anwar has been a key voice advocating for social justice, caste representation, and reservation for Dalit Muslims in India. Before entering
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Join us for an insightful conversation with Syed Sadatullah Husaini, Ameer (President) of Jamaat-e-Islami Hind and former National President of the Students Islamic Organisation of India (SIO). He has authored several books, including ‘Hindustani Musalmano ki Tamkin o Taraqqi: Bahesiat e Khaire Ummat’, ‘Hindutva Intiha Pasandi: Nazariyati Kashmakash aur Musalman’
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In this insightful episode of the Nous Network Podcast, we sit down with Prof. Mujibur Rehman to discuss the challenges, identity, and future of Indian Muslims as discussed in his book Shikwa-e-Hind. He examines their engagement in pre-partition politics, the debate around their role in the demand for partition, and
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On August 8, 2024, the Indian Parliament introduced The Waqf (Amendment) Bill, sparking intense debate nationwide. The government argues that the bill aims to improve the management and development of waqf properties, but critics fear it could undermine Muslim endowments. Opposition has emerged from various Muslim organizations, scholars, and civil
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Delhi’s Muslim areas face systemic neglect, with poor infrastructure, discrimination, and political persecution. Following communal unrest, more and more Muslims are migrating to these areas as they find a sense of safety. As India’s capital votes on February 5, watch our latest report on these areas.
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The introduction of the Waqf Amendment Bill 2024 in Parliament has sparked a heated debate. Is the bill truly aimed at reducing corruption and promoting transparency, or are there hidden agendas at play? While the government and mainstream media narratives claim Waqf properties are being misused, the 375-year-old historic Fatehpuri
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In this compelling conversation, Nous Network’s Ali Javed engages with renowned scholar Hilal Ahmed to explore some of the most critical issues facing Indian Muslims today. Hilal Ahmed, a distinguished academic, offers unique insights into the challenges of Muslim identity, politics, and the shifting landscape of secularism in India.
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Dive into the inspiring life and legacy of Abdul Qayyum Ansari, a remarkable social reformer, freedom fighter, and voice of the marginalized. This video sheds light on his tireless efforts for the social justice and political empowerment of backward Muslim communities. Ansari stood at the forefront of the freedom struggle,
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This video delves into the alarming rise of bulldozer demolitions across India, specifically targeting Muslim communities under the guise of "illegal structures" and criminal accusations. Beginning with the case of Javed Muhammed in Prayagraj in June 2022, we explore how his house, along with many others in Uttar