TECH AHMAD

More than a century ago, in order to protect the civilized societies of the world from social and political pollution, the law of imprisonment which was established under the measures of suppression of anti-social elements, is to keep those involved in crimes in custody and strict management in prisons. Focused on enforcement of seizure. This law is practiced even today in different regions of the world including the subcontinent. Developed countries in the last few decades have taken a new approach to dealing with criminals incarcerated in jails and prisons globally. This new approach was not to allow prisons to be merely a place of penitentiary and penitentiary, but to transform them into reformatories to reform and rehabilitate offenders to the point of delinquency. To be part of the society. More than one developed country of the world responded to this innovative effort and started using it to expand the scope of a healthy society. After witnessing the success of these countries, ...

  Whenever there is talk of women in relation to Imam-ul-Hind, Hazrat Maulana Abul Kalam Azad, it comes out that he had a soft spot for women in his heart and he devoted himself to their education not only as the Minister of Education but also in all his affairs. Always strive in personal life. As far as women's education is concerned, his views were similar to those of Mahatma Gandhi. Mahatma Gandhi used to say that educating a boy means educating a single individual, while educating a girl means educating an entire generation. Maulana Abul Kalam Azad also had the same idea. Maulana's father Hazrat Maulana Khairuddin was also concerned about the education of women. He had a great role in the education of his five children. When he would sit down to teach the children, he would include not only the two boys but the three daughters in the lesson. Maulana Azad was the youngest among his siblings. Khadija Begum was the eldest, Fatima Begum was two years younger than her and Hanifa...

  Syed Khalid Hussain (Singapore) Zafariab Jilani, the famous and well-known senior lawyer of India, who died on May 17 at the age of 73 in Lucknow, the capital of the state of Uttar Pradesh, was born in 1950 in a small town near Lucknow, Malihabad. About two years ago, Jilani fell while climbing the stairs of his office in Islamia College, due to which he suffered a brain haemorrhage. From Maidanta Hospital to Nishat Hospital in Lucknow, he was treated in many places under the supervision of leading doctors, but he could not recover and finally on Wednesday, he gave up on the death wish. Jilani Sahib was a key player in the year-long legal battle to recover the 500-year-old Babri Masjid in Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh. He spent almost two-thirds of his life for the restoration of this historic mosque. He was a leading figure on Muslim Personal Law and its issues related to the Indian Penal Code. Jilani Sahib is the Secretary of All India Muslim Personal Law Board established in 1972, Ch...

  The civil war in Sudan that started on April 15 is not ending. While the war for supremacy of power between the two generals has dashed the hopes of establishing a democratic system, more than 600 people have died so far. There has been an effort to establish a democratic system in this country for four decades. Despite the reconciliation efforts of the Arabs and the United States, the possibility of a ceasefire in Sudan is missing. A fierce battle is raging between the forces of General Abdul Fatah al-Barhan and Mohammad Hamdan Hamiditi Dafaluk for control of the capital Khartoum. Sudanese military helicopters and warplanes are bombing their capital and their own people, and are working to eliminate the RSF forces. Common Sudanese are suffering the most in this battle. The killing of more than 600 people by their own soldiers, the destruction of millions of properties has left the society in the worst crisis. Unfortunately, this situation has arisen at a time when the Muslim wo...

A spark is burning once again in the Western Sahara conflict, which has become a threat to the peace and stability of the African countries and the region. Many European countries have supported Morocco's position on the issue of Western Sahara. Western Sahara is part of southern Morocco and there is a violent movement for independence and sovereignty, supported by the neighboring Muslim Arab country of Algeria. The Polisario Front is running the government in exile in Western Sahara, and this front has been given political, diplomatic, and military support by Algeria. taking Interestingly, Western countries are openly supporting Morocco, while Algeria has started cooperating with Russia, and this situation has become a source of conflict between Russia and the United States and NATO countries in its region. Recently, Western countries have started to support Morocco's position more strongly and many European Union countries are using the pressure of the Union. The United Natio...