Muhammad Zeshan

Revive the Ummah for global Muslim solidarity. Analyze fragmentation (nationalism, sectarianism) and propose institutional mechanisms for political, humanitarian, and economic cooperation based on the Qur'an and Sunnah.

Critically assess the Muslim world's response to the Israel-Palestine conflict since 1948. Uncover how national security and economic priorities consistently outweigh Ummah solidarity and collective diplomacy.

Explore how human rights in Islam are divinely ordained, not human-granted. This article evaluates the Qur'an and Sunnah's timeless framework for human dignity and rights, examining religious freedom and comparing Islamic principles with modern secular declarations.

Discover how Prophet Muhammad's (Peace Be Upon Him) personal traits offer a timeless code of conduct for individual growth. This article examines his role as a statesman and reformer to address modern Islamic nation-building, political instability, and moral crises.

Explore how Allah's Rahmah (Mercy) defines Islamic ethics, law, and the Prophet Muhammad's social reforms. This in-depth article unveils Sharia's compassionate core and the Prophet's exemplary approach to building a just and merciful society.

Explore how Islamic prophethood (Nubuwwah) and the Divine Message (Risalah) lay the groundwork for moral accountability and social justice. This in-depth article, supported by Quranic verses and examples from Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)'s life, reveals Risalah's profound impact on individual ethics and societal equity.

An in-depth analysis of Justice ('Adl) in Islamic law, exploring its foundational sources, historical application, and its role in fostering social balance, protecting individual dignity, and ensuring minority rights in multi-faith societies.

Explore the Government of India Act 1935, one of British India's most comprehensive constitutional reforms. This detailed article analyzes its background, key provisions, federal structure, provincial autonomy, and its lasting impact on the political future of India and Pakistan.

A comparative analysis of the Nehru Report (1928) and Jinnah’s 14 Points (1929), detailing their conflicting constitutional proposals on federalism, electorates, and minority rights, and their pivotal impact on the path to India’s partition.

A detailed historical analysis of British constitutional reforms in the Indian subcontinent (1773-1947), covering key acts, their provisions, impact on governance, Indian nationalism, and the path to independence and partition.

This editorial by Muhammad Zeshan critically examines the profound humanitarian crises and mass refugee displacement resulting from conflicts in Palestine, Kashmir, Syria, Yemen, and Ukraine. It analyzes the devastating human cost, the complexities of international response, and the urgent need for global action to address these escalating challenges and protect vulnerable populations. The piece underscores the interconnectedness of these crises and calls for sustainable solutions rooted in peace and international law.