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Millichronicle September 1, 2025September 1, 2025 CV tips for Gulf jobs, Doha expat opportunities, Dubai job seekers, Dubai jobs, expat comeback Gulf, expat return to Gulf, Gulf careers, Gulf employment trends, Middle East recruitment, Qatar job market, Riyadh jobs, Saudi Arabia careers, Shoaib Hasan career advice, UAE employment, working in Dubai

I Left Gulf, Now I Want to Return—But Has the Job Market Changed?

The Gulf has always rewarded ambition, and for those willing to adapt and commit, the next chapter could be their

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Michael Arizanti August 28, 2025August 28, 2025 Charter of Makkah, Hezbollah in Europe, Iran state-sponsored terrorism, Islam and extremism, Islam in the West integration, Islamophobia in Europe, Muslim Brotherhood ban, Saudi Arabia counter-extremism, UAE deradicalisation model, Western legal loopholes jihadism

OPINION: The West Doesn’t Need Less Islam, It Needs the Right Islam

The West does not need less Islam. It needs the right Islam — visible, unapologetic, and equipped to dismantle extremism

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Osama Rawal August 28, 2025August 28, 2025 Ali Mirza arrest, anti-sectarian Islam, blasphemy law debate Pakistan, clerical monopoly in Pakistan, Engineer Mohammed Ali Mirza, faith and reason in Islam, freedom of speech in Islam, Hadith-based interpretation, ideas vs mobs, Islamic clerics vs reformers, Islamic debates South Asia, Islamic reform movement, Islamic scholarship controversy, mob lynching in Pakistan, modern Islamic thought, Mufti Hanif Qureshi criticism, Mumtaz Qadri case, Muslim women and reform, Muslim youth reform, Pakistan religious intolerance, Pakistani religious reform, Qur’an and Hadith scholar, Quran-based interpretation, reformist Muslim voices, religious debates Pakistan, sectarian divisions in South Asia, silencing dissent in Pakistan, South Asian Muslim scholar, Urdu-speaking Muslim diaspora

Engineer Mirza’s Arrest: A Reformist’s Clash with Pakistan’s Mullah Mafia

What any society needs, and what Pakistan so urgently lacks, is an open environment where questions can be asked, where

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Muslim Women in India: Champions of Progress and Inclusion

As they continue to excel in various fields, Muslim women reaffirm that India’s progress is collective and inclusive. In the

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Ayesha Hannath August 27, 2025 Alkazi theatre legacy, cross cultural exchange India Saudi, ebrahim alkazi, father of modern Indian theatre, India Saudi Arabia cultural bridge, India Saudi Arabia history, Indian Muslim heritage, Indian theatre history, Indo Arab migration, Indo Arab relations, National School of Drama director, Om Puri Naseeruddin Shah mentor, Padma Vibhushan awardees, Saudi Arabia India cultural ties, Saudi roots Indian identity

Ebrahim Alkazi: Where Saudi Roots Met Indian Cinema

Alkazi trained a generation of actors who went on to dominate both theatre and cinema. Ebrahim Alkazi’s name is etched

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Umme Hanee Shaikh August 27, 2025

Gender War: Beyond Feminism and Misconceptions

What the world truly needs is not a gender war but a gender truce. In today’s world, the word feminism

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Col. Mayank Chaubey August 27, 2025August 27, 2025 baby girls in India, BBC Unsung Indian, celebrating daughters India, daughters not burdens, doctors fighting prejudice, dowry culture India, Dr Ganesh Rakh, ending gender bias in India, gender equality in India, girl child empowerment, Guardian of Angels in Pune, human rights India, India positive news, India social reform, India unsung hero, Indian doctor celebrates daughters, inspirational Indian stories, Pune inspirational story, save the girl child, women’s rights India

India’s Unsung Hero: The Doctor Who Waives His Fee Whenever a Daughter Is Born

In every free delivery, in every waiver of fees, in every smile he offers to a nervous parent, Dr. Ganesh

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Millichronicle August 25, 2025August 25, 2025 Bangladesh Awami League supporters killed, Bangladesh human rights, Bangladesh security forces killings, Bangladesh turning fascist, Bogura prison deaths, Chattogram human rights abuses, culture of impunity Bangladesh, custodial deaths Bangladesh, Dhaka extrajudicial killings, extrajudicial killings in Bangladesh, Gopalganj protest killings, ICC investigation Bangladesh, indigenous people killed Bangladesh, JMBF Annual Report 2025, JusticeMakers Bangladesh in France, Muhammad Yunus interim government, prison torture Bangladesh, Rapid Action Battalion RAB abuses, Shahanur Islam human rights lawyer, UN action on Bangladesh

Paris’ JMBF Report Exposes 70 Extrajudicial Killings Under Yunus’s Interim Government

Paris — France-based human rights organization JusticeMakers Bangladesh in France (JMBF) today published its Annual Report 2025 on extrajudicial killings and custodial

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Omer Waziri August 25, 2025August 25, 2025 authoritarianism in Pakistan, democracy vs dictatorship Pakistan, gender roles in Pakistan, IMPACT-se Pakistan report, Islamization of education, Kashmir textbooks Pakistan, Pakistan and Israel, Pakistan antisemitism, Pakistan education, Pakistan history distortion, Pakistan India relations, Pakistan international image, Pakistan military coups, Pakistan nuclear program, Pakistan textbooks, Pakistani curriculum, Pakistani youth and extremism, radicalization in Pakistan, religious minorities in Pakistan, South Asia education crisis

Pakistan’s Textbooks Under Fire in Latest UK Research Report

Education is never neutral, but the persistent distortions in Pakistan’s textbooks have long-term consequences. Education is often regarded as the

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Osama Rawal August 25, 2025August 25, 2025 American foreign policy and Islam, countering extremism, Islam and peace, Islam and terrorism debate, Islam and violence misconceptions, Islam’s image crisis, Islamist extremism, Islamophobia in India, jihadist ideology, moderate muslims, moderates vs radicals in Islam, Muslim identity crisis, Muslim radicalization, Muslim silence on terrorism, Muslim world challenges, Quran misinterpretation, radical Islam, reclaiming Islamic texts, selective outrage in Islam, theological response to terrorism

OPINION: Islam’s Image Crisis—Radicals Are Vocal, Moderates Are Silent

Since the end of the Cold War, much of the Muslim world has framed terrorism carried out in Islam’s name