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Kashmir Mosques Take Up Addiction, Suicide and Environment in New Social Reform Drive

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Kashmir Mosques Take Up Addiction, Suicide and Environment in New Social Reform Drive

Kashmir Mosques Expand Role Beyond Religion as Ulema Take Up Addiction, Suicide and Environment By: Javid Amin | 16 September 2026 Srinagar: In Kashmir, the Friday sermon is being asked to do more than speak about faith. A new initiative by the Mutahida Majlis-e-Ulema (MMU) seeks to put issues such as drug addiction, suicide and self-harm, youth distress, family problems, social-media misuse and environmental degradation directly into the community conversation. The decision was taken at a one-day Ulema Meet and Seerat Conference in Srinagar on September 15, chaired by Mirwaiz…

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Mirwaiz Umar Farooq Calls for Masjids, Khanqahs and Imambaras to Become Centres of Social Reform in Kashmir

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Mirwaiz Umar Farooq Calls for Masjids, Khanqahs and Imambaras to Become Centres of Social Reform in Kashmir

Mirwaiz Umar Farooq Urges Masjids, Khanqahs and Imambaras to Lead Social Reform in Kashmir By: Javid Amin | 17 May 2026 Kashmir’s Chief Cleric Urges Religious Institutions to Lead Moral Revival, Unity and Community Responsibility Mirwaiz Umar Farooq has called for Kashmir’s masjids, khanqahs, and imambaras to move beyond the limited role of ritual worship and re-emerge as institutions of social reform, ethical guidance, and community unity. In a significant message carrying both spiritual and socio-political undertones, the chief cleric emphasized that religious spaces must actively address the growing moral…

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Nasha Mukt Kashmir: Why Ignoring Alcohol Undermines the Anti-Drug Movement in Jammu & Kashmir

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Nasha Mukt Kashmir: Why Ignoring Alcohol Undermines the Anti-Drug Movement in Jammu & Kashmir

Nasha Mukt Kashmir: Beyond Slogans, Toward Policy Integrity By: Javid Amin | 03 May 2026 Across Jammu & Kashmir, a powerful social movement is taking shape. From classrooms to mosques, colleges to community halls, the message is loud and unified — “Nasha Mukt Kashmir.” Rallies are being organized, awareness drives conducted, and voices from every section of society — teachers, students, religious leaders, sportspersons, and civil society — are joining hands. The campaign’s growing momentum reflects a genuine and urgent public concern: the rising threat of substance abuse in the…

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