Dr. Abdullah's Blog

The story of Professor Inam Ul Haq begins not in lecture halls or interfaith councils, but in the mountain air of Abbottabad—a town shaped as much by quiet discipline as by beauty. Nestled in the lower Himalayas, Abbottabad has long occupied a distinctive place in Pakistan’s intellectual geography. It is neither a political capital nor a commercial hub, but a town where education, reflection, and restraint have historically mattered. Military academies, missionary schools, an

A Scholar of the Qur’an, A Bridge Between Traditions, and a Voice of Ethical Clarity in a Turbulent Age The world of Islamic scholarship has lost one of its most profound, thoughtful, and courageous voices. Dr. Abdul Aziz Sachadina, a pioneering scholar of Qur’anic studies, Islamic ethics, and contemporary Muslim thought, passed away this week, leaving behind a towering intellectual legacy that shaped generations of students, scholars, and community leaders. His work stood at

Sir Syed Ahmed Khan (1817-1898) stands as one of the most influential figures in the history of modern India and a pioneering voice of reform within the Muslim world. A multifaceted personality, he was a jurist, educator, author, and philosopher who dedicated his life to the intellectual, social, and political advancement of Muslims in British India. In the aftermath of India’s first movement for independence from colonial Britain in 1857, which left the Muslim community diso

Abbu Khan ki Bakri (Abbu Khan’s Goat) is a story written by Dr. Zakair Hussain, the late President of India, in Urdu. “Abbu Khan ki...

Thousands of students around the world are lamenting the loss of a teacher and one of the most gentle souls that God placed among us. He...