Sakal Sach, Author at Kreately

Sufism in India – Why it carries a bloodied history (Part 1)

The advent of Islam in India has generally been regarded as a peaceful and mostly non violent process under which the various Sufi saints...

History

Saka Johar- How Hindus protected themselves from Necrophilia

Recently, a gut wrenching event form our history was shared by Dr. Omendra Ratnu at The Jaipur Dialogue conclave. The audience was told in...

Opinions

Calcutta Quran Petition – What Are The Three Stages Of Jihad (3)

Conclusive Jihad Before we delve into the final stage of Jihad according to Quran, we take a look at another concept which is a...

Opinions

Calcutta Quran Petition – What are the three stages of Jihad (2)

Madina Period: Overt Jihad During 622 AD, the Prophet and his companions migrated to Madina from Makkah, citing harassment, attacks and general intolerance from...

Opinions

Calcutta Quran Petition – What are the three stages of Jihad (1)

For better understanding of Jihad, we take the help from a book written by Dr. Suhas Majumder, named “Jihad: The Islamic doctrine for Permanent...

Opinions

Calcutta Quran Petition – How it identifies the true meaning of Jihad

“…the Quran arouses in them (Muslims) the worst communal passion and religious fanaticism which have manifested themselves in murder, slaughter, loot, arson, rape, destruction...

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Is The Calcutta Quran Petition True To Its Conviction (2)

In this article, we continue to explore the revelations from Quran in a systematic manner, as they are approached by the petition. This is...

Opinions

Is the Calcutta Quran Petition true to its conviction (1)

In order to determine whether the petition has any legs to stand on, we will go through the petition, and analyze the evidence it...

Opinions

How the judgment on Calcutta Quran Petition completely missed the main point

When Judge Basak dismissed the Calcutta Quran petition, he cited authorities like the Encyclopaedia Britannica in his judgement, in order to certify that the Quran...

Opinions

What was the response of the judiciary on Calcutta Quran Petition

On 29th March 1985, Chandmal Chopra filed a Writ Petition in the Calcutta High Court stating that publication of the Quran attracts Sections 153A...