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MuslimWe still don't want to lose hope
No matter how soiled politics may become, no matter how much politicians try to create divisions in society, humanity will ultimately emerge victorious in Bangladesh, the country of the Liberation War
Interview: Molla Habibur Rasul
'Communal violence in Noakhali could be avoided if those in power took steps'
Time and again it comes to the fore, how little our political leaders are in favour of communal harmony
Communal harmony
Mosque and Temple at same yard in Lalmonirhat
The two institutions central to religious practice of Islam and Hinduism have completed yet another year of their iconic existence
Interview: Shashwata Bhattacharya
Material development alone cannot help sustain the key spirit of state
We are continuously losing ground to say proudly that this is a country imbued with the spirit of Liberation War
When 'othering' leads to discrimination and death
‘Othering’ is a phenomenon in which some individuals or groups are labelled as being 'different' , not fitting in with the norms of the majority. Othering can be based on age, gender identity, sexual ...
Assam gives rise to fresh apprehensions
Landless poor Muslims in Assam are being termed as 'foreigners', that is, Bangladeshis, and hate speech is once again being spewed out as before
OIC emergency meeting: Dhaka calls for lasting peace in Afghanistan
Bangladesh has sought effective steps to establish lasting peace in Afghanistan, ensure safety of Afghan people and evacuate all foreign nationals including Bangladeshis safely.
Holy Ashura being observed
Holy Ashura, commemorating the martyrdom of Hazrat Imam Hussain (RA), is being observed in the country on Friday
Ultra-modern Singapore's dark secret: Female genital mutilation
Saza Faradilla was 22 when she discovered her genitals had been cut when she was a baby, part of a quietly persistent traditional practice among Singapore's minority Muslim community
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