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Fahad Hashmi did his MA in Sociology. Later he moved to Department of Sociology, Delhi School of Economics (DU) from where he got an M.Phil on Islamism. He regularly writes on political Islam, issues of minorities, and other issues of political and social concerns.

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There's Nothing Inherently Un-Islamic About Changing Muslim Personal Law

(0) Comments | Posted 14 April 2016 | (17:33)


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In India, the controversy over Muslim Personal Law appears, disappears and reappears. By registering a suo motu writ petition recently on the issue of Muslim women's divorce, the Supreme Court has once again stirred up a real...

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