Author: Arshia Malik

Mehbooba Mufti’s objection to Ghulam Nabi assertion that Indian Muslims are Hindu converts signifies what went wrong with Kashmir and the Islamic civilisation

Amidst fervent Independence Day celebrations in Kashmir, author Arshia Malik fondly recalls her Srinagar school days

Self-appointed gatekeepers of India's Kashmir policy are one of the biggest threats to peace and stability in the region

Jharkhand’s groundbreaking women-only mosque challenges traditional gender roles, empowering women in Islamic leadership

Dominance of a single narrative in Kashmir has overshadowed diverse perspectives and contributed to the perpetuation of biased portrayals

Experts drafting UCC could collaborate with Saudi authorities documenting Hadith so that the UCC debate is not lost in the binary of Hindu-Muslim politics

Reforms of personal laws have been resisted by misogynistic, medieval mentalities, male ulemas and power-hungry elite Muslim pressure groups

Siddiqui's online abuse is utterly condemnable. But as a journalist, scrutiny is warranted. Her loaded question raised concerns for valid reasons. And no, tracing ancestry to Sir Syed Ahmed Khan doesn't make you an expert on India or her well-wisher

Around 300 Pakistani nationals – many from Pakistan-occupied-Kashmir (PoK) – drowned after an overcrowded Libyan boat sank off the Greece coast last week. The Pakistani embassy in Athens identified 12 nationals who escaped drowning, out of the hundreds on the boat. But the numbers are higher. For years, Pakistanis have been migrating to Europe for […]

What signifies BJP's change of stance towards Muslim minorities?