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The year 2020 brought pain and uncertainty to countless families in Delhi. Amid the violence and unrest of the Delhi riots, many innocent lives were lost, ripping families off
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Roshana Khatoon’s story is one that leaves a deep, unforgettable weight on the heart. On February 25, 2026, during Ramadan—a month meant for reflection, compassion, and restraint—Roshana became
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“The shadow of their father has been lifted from my children’s heads. How will I raise them alone? What will I do now? said Rabiya Bi On the day of 17th February, with peace and happiness in th
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“Oh Allah, my Aamir, my Aamir, oh Allah…” the house shrieked with pain as we entered it. Throngs of people could be seen sitting, thumbing prayer beads, some silently, others hauling their heart
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They bound him with ropes, as though a human life could be reduced to a captive animal. Surrounded by a mob that showed no trace of mercy, 25-year-old Zakir Qureshi endured the unthinkable. Bats, iron
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On the silent night of June 15th 2024, when Sofiya was sleeping peacefully with her school bag kept on her bookshelf, ready to be taken in the morning, a group of policemen,
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The quiet dawn in a tribal-majority region of Mandla, Madhya Pradesh, was shattered by the roar of bulldozers in June 2024. Without warning, 14 homes belonging to Muslim families were reduced to rubbl
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“We are left with nothing,” Gulshan, 28, said, while talking to Miles2Smile. “They destroyed it all. Where will we go now?” she added. As families across the city celebrated Eid, Gulshan wa
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While the citizens of the country were blanched in the cold waves of November, the hearts of Maqsood’s family were burning. They had lost the head of the family, Umar, to cow vigilantism. Umar Khan
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A six-year-old girl, Leen, along with her family, came to India, leaving behind the chilling war in their native country, Yemen, to start a fresh life in 2021. But what unfolded i
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The consistency of violence in India against Muslims has left no room for survival. Every day we encounter a new mob lynching case where brutality seems to have escalated compared to the previous one.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-WP1LP2Mkok&ab_channel=Miles2SmileFoundation “My Saddam didn’t die a natural death; if he had, I would have found peace. But I feel no peace,” said th