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We do not necessarily agree to everything that you will find on these pages. We publish articles that will look at an issue from many different perspective to empower our informed readers to draw their own conclusion.

We will not publish articles that is racist, sexist or makes baseless allegation against a person or community.

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I make no claim, therefore, that my account is either comprehensive or objective, let alone that it is the authoritative and definitive account of what happened ... Like all account it is partial, in the twin senses of being both incomplete and one-sided, and that partiality is inescapably mine. Nevertheless, while I cannot avoid imposing myself as a screen between the people ... and the reader, I am consoled by the thought that without my intervention few people would ever hear their voices... at all.

This is not because [they] are incapable of speaking for themselves. Far from it: they are as eloquent as anyone else. But inequalities in the distribution of power, wealth, and the technologies of communication virtually guarantee that, without the intervention of someone like myself, they would be heard only within a very narrow horizon.

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Thank you for the article

Submitted by P. Zachariah (not verified) on 16 July 2012 - 1:44am.

Thank you for the article “Counting others’ sins shall not make doctors saint either” by Aziz A Mubaraki. Though this not a specifically Muslim concern, you have given space for a very important issue. I wonder if you could give the eail ID of the authors so that readers could dialogue with them directly.

GOD BLESS TCN

Submitted by S.M.PASHA (not verified) on 7 September 2011 - 8:41am.

TCN IS UNDOUBTEDLY RENDERING YEOMAN SERVICE TO MUSLIMS AND ISLAM,. IT RICHLY DESERVES SUPPORT - MORAL AS WELL AS FINANCIAL. CARAVANS DO NOT STOP MERELY BECAUSE DOGS BARK AT THEM
S.M.PASHA

ASSALAMU ALIKKUM BROTHER, why

Submitted by latheef (not verified) on 6 September 2011 - 11:29pm.

ASSALAMU ALIKKUM BROTHER,
why cant u start a guidance centre in the field of higher education in Indaia &US

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