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Ambreen Agha

Ambreen Agha

Ambreen Agha is Assoicate Professor at Jindal School of International Affairs in O.P. Jindal Global University, India. She did her Ph.D on Women in Tabligihi Jama'at from Centre for Political Studies, JNU. Her research area is Islam, Gender and Conflict.

Ambreen Agha is Assoicate Professor at Jindal School of International Affairs in O.P. Jindal Global University, India. She did her Ph.D on Women in Tabligihi Jama'at from Centre for Political Studies, JNU. Her research area is Islam, Gender and Conflict.

Articles from author

Why must Indian Muslims always prove their loyalty after a terrorist attack?

The Pahalgam attack has once again exposed how quickly suspicion falls on Indian Muslims, transforming them from fellow citizens into suspects, and turning national tragedy into a tool of marginalisation.

Why must Indian Muslims always prove their loyalty after a terrorist attack?

Why must Indian Muslims always prove their loyalty after a terrorist attack?

Historic mosques targeted: Hindu far-right seeks to rewrite India's history

At the heart of efforts to reimagine, reconstruct, and reclaim the past is a power grab that could cost India its pluralist identity.

Historic mosques targeted: Hindu far-right seeks to rewrite India's history

Historic mosques targeted: Hindu far-right seeks to rewrite India's history

The Quran controversy in India is a political ploy, nothing more

A poster boy of India's right-wing parties aims to placate the political forces by raising uninformed criticism of the holy text.

The Quran controversy in India is a political ploy, nothing more

The Quran controversy in India is a political ploy, nothing more

Rihanna’s episode is a sign of growing social decomposition in India

The right-wing troll backlash against the star for supporting the farmers' protests reveals how the ruling political class stokes, rather than discourages deep fissures in society.

Rihanna’s episode is a sign of growing social decomposition in India

Rihanna’s episode is a sign of growing social decomposition in India

73 years on, violence is reimagined in Modi's India

Seven decades later, the memory of partition violence is being replayed in the minds of Indian Muslims, the country's largest minority, opening the ‘settled’ questions of belonging and unbelonging.

73 years on, violence is reimagined in Modi's India

73 years on, violence is reimagined in Modi's India

Will the Tablighi Jamaat retreat or reassert itself in hostile India?

Emerging from political deception and disenchantment in 20th-century India, the Islamic organisation, which has been traditionally apolitical, grapples with an intense political storm engineered by the far-right.

Will the Tablighi Jamaat retreat or reassert itself in hostile India?

Will the Tablighi Jamaat retreat or reassert itself in hostile India?

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