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Polygamy is often misrepresented as a widespread practice in Islam even as the Quran emphasizes monogamy as the preferred form of marriage.
Americas, India, Indonesia, Islam, Malaysia, South Asia

Quran And Monogamy: How Islam Doesn’t Really Encourage Polygamy

Despite evidence that polygamy is marginal, declining, and not specific to a religious group, it has been weaponised against Muslims to fuel Islamophobia, even as the Quran, the primary source of Islamic law, backs monogamy as the preferred model of marriage, underlining how polygamy can never be fair and just

Golden Lord Murugan statue at Batu Caves, Malaysia, with colorful temple steps
Indonesia, Islam, Malaysia, South Asia, South East Asia, United Arab Emirates

Coexistence in Muslim World: Lessons from Indonesia, Malaysia and Islamic Heritage

Amid global anti-Muslim hysteria and the clash of civilizations narrative, the lived reality tells a different story: Hindus, Christians, and other minorities thrive in Muslim-majority societies like Indonesia and the Gulf, where Islamic traditions coexist with mutual respect, defining social and political life

Mahathir Mohamad and his wife Siti Hasmah smiling together on his 100th birthday, seated side by side at a celebration.
Islam, Malaysia, South East Asia, World

Mahathir Mohamad at 100: Life and Times of Statesman Who Transformed Malaysia

Centenarian Mahathir Mohamad, Malaysia’s longest-serving Prime Minister who returned to politics at 92 after retiring in 2003, transformed his country over his 22-year rule through pragmatic policies that spurred economic growth and development, transforming a commodity-based economy into a high-tech industrial hub

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