Papers by Malik Raihan Ahmad
JPUBLICATION | IJRAR | www.ijrar.org , 2020
Caste has been one of the important identity parameters in Indian Society among Hindus and up to ... more Caste has been one of the important identity parameters in Indian Society among Hindus and up to some extend among Muslims too. This identity has been used by policy makers and governments to execute various welfare schemes in the state. Caste has very huge diversity but to simplify it various castes have been grouped together on the basis of their socioeconomic status. Tribes are also dealt with in the same manner. They are named schedule castes and schedule tribes and other backward castes. Religious groups which are not with such kind of caste groupings are identified separately. The paper presents a picture of the efforts of Telangana Government to eradicate educational backwardness among these groups. These groups are considered socially and educationally backward hence could not afford good education and therefore could not participate in the development of the State. The paper brings forth a brief picture of the residential educational institutions established by the government to provide good quality of education to SCs, STc and minorities.
Shodkosh, 2021
Ecological changes have attracted the attention of academicians and policy makers alike with the ... more Ecological changes have attracted the attention of academicians and policy makers alike with the intention to prevent and mitigate the ill-effects associated with these changes. Women have always played a key role in the ecosystem of villages. They have performed certain roles as defined by division of labour based on sex. While discharging such roles certain resources attain primary importance for women and subsequently in the ecosystem of the village. This paper is an observational account of a village in eastern Uttar Pradesh. It focuses on division of labour based on sex. Women of the said village were dependent on certain natural resources to discharge the duties assigned to them. Women were treating those resources with utmost care and were emotionally attached to them. The paper brings forth the impact of changes in the relationship between women and these resources and subsequently on the ecosystem of the village.
Islam and the Modern Age, 2008
JOurnal Of Objective Studies, 2008
Islam and the Modern Age, 2006
Disseminating Learning Diminishing Borders-ODL in 2ist Century, Paramount Publishing House, New Delhi ISBN 9789382163879, 2013
Journal of Educational Planning and Administration, 2015
The paper illustrates the role of religion in shaping the educational behaviour of people, espec... more The paper illustrates the role of religion in shaping the educational behaviour of people, especially Muslims, in rural India. Rural society is relatively much influenced by religion. Religious ethos plays a significant role in determining the social conditioning of human beings. The paper draws attention towards the educational trends among rural Muslims in the State of Uttar Pradesh in India. The paper is empirically rich where it explains the demographic profile of sample villages of Siddharthnagar district. Five villages of five sub‐divisions have been studied and an interpretative understanding has been attempted of Maktab Muslim religious educational institutionsሻ at the village level. It brings to light the educational behaviour of rural Muslims.
The paper briefly aims to arrive at two points. First, parents realize the importance of modern education, which is the need of the day, but at the same time, they are not ready to leave their religious education. The rural Muslim population is inclined to adopt the curriculum which is the combination of both modern and traditional elements. Muslim religious educational institutions, that have introduced modern subjects, have attracted larger chunk of students although government schools have offered several incentives in various forms.
International Journal of Technology and Business Management, 2014
Higher Education In India:Issues, Challenges & Emerging Trends, Victorious Publishers, New Delhi, 2016
International Research Journal of Social Sciences, 2008
The paper puts forth one of the important dimensions about co-education among Muslims that was mi... more The paper puts forth one of the important dimensions about co-education among Muslims that was missing in the debate between Ulma and liberal Muslims. It reveals the opinion of the Muslim students who constitute the real concern and were neglected in the aforementioned debate. The paper draws attention towards Aligarh Muslim University campus and its students' perception about coeducation. The paper is empirically very rich and methodologically sound. Four hundred and fifty samples were selected and interviewed using an interview schedule. Statistical tools were extensively used for sample selection, allocation and data analysis.
International Journal of Society and Humanities, 2017
Paramount Publishing House, New Delhi, 2013
International journal of Decision making in Management, 2015
International Journal of Technology and business Management, 2015
Asian Journal of Humanities and Social Studies, 2014
Now, consider or not to ignore the 49% of our population has become the popular saying of the day... more Now, consider or not to ignore the 49% of our population has become the popular saying of the day. That 49% population has been constituted by women. Historically they have been deprived from many of their basic rights, denied from many basic things and from participating in various social processes. Social advancements brought many changes at various levels regarding women. Women stood for equality, participation and for empowerment. But it all became possible, along with other factors, through education. In the said context an attempt has been made to explore the female participation in higher education. A university, which has been given a unique mandate by the Parliament itself to educate women, has been chosen to study. Data has been taken from the statistical cell of the university, and classified course, stream, year and level wise. All the classified data have been presented in tabular form. It is found that their participation is near to equal and even more than their male counterpart in some courses. The study also reveals that their participation also varies from course top course.
Higher Education In India:Issues, Challenges &Emerging Trends, 2016
ITIHAS-The Journal of Indian Management, 2015
Islam and the Modern Age, 2018
Asian Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences, 2014
Asian Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences (AJHSS), 2014
Juma sermons have been used as a platform to disseminate knowledge from the day of its start. It ... more Juma sermons have been used as a platform to disseminate knowledge from the day of its start. It was never confined with the religious knowledge only because in Islam there is no division of sacred and profane. Consequently anything delivered comes under the preview of religion. Its importance has also been realised by organisations and tried to use them for their purpose in India. Its emerging popularity as a medium to disseminate knowledge attracted to enquire and understand the message delivered, its nature and approaches used. This paper is an attempt in the fore mentioned direction. Of course in India, various religious movements have emerged in due course of time with slight differences of their ideologies. These ideologies reflects in their activities so in their Juma sermons. In this study, six major religious movements of India have been covered with the presupposition that they cover directly or indirectly the entire Muslim population of India. Two sermons from the headquarters' mosque of each movement have been recorded simultaneously to maintain the standardisation. Finally, the paper puts forth that social issues are, if discussed does not have the scientific or practical approach in offering the solutions.
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Papers by Malik Raihan Ahmad
The paper briefly aims to arrive at two points. First, parents realize the importance of modern education, which is the need of the day, but at the same time, they are not ready to leave their religious education. The rural Muslim population is inclined to adopt the curriculum which is the combination of both modern and traditional elements. Muslim religious educational institutions, that have introduced modern subjects, have attracted larger chunk of students although government schools have offered several incentives in various forms.
The paper briefly aims to arrive at two points. First, parents realize the importance of modern education, which is the need of the day, but at the same time, they are not ready to leave their religious education. The rural Muslim population is inclined to adopt the curriculum which is the combination of both modern and traditional elements. Muslim religious educational institutions, that have introduced modern subjects, have attracted larger chunk of students although government schools have offered several incentives in various forms.