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Muhammad Nadeem

(He/Him)
Srinagar
As seen in: Kashmir Life, The Conversation, Free Press Kashmir, The India Forum
Covers:  Books, Kashmir, Islam and Politics, Fiction, Non-Fiction, Literary Essays, Muslim Authors, Halal Fiction, Interviews, Academic Books on Islam, Scholarly Works on Kashmir, Translation (Urdu - English).
Founding Editor: @mountaininkmag Copy Chief: @kashmirlife

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Muhammad Nadeem’s Biography

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Muhammad Nadeem is a reader and writes about what he reads. Among his writings are reviews, essays, and short stories. He also works with translation and criticism. He is the Founding Editor of Mountain Ink Magazine. He currently edits at Kashmir Life.

Muhammad Nadeem’s Journalist Portfolio

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Debating Hindu-Muslim Friendship

Debating Hindu-Muslim Friendship

Debates amongst 18th and 19th century Muslim scholars on appropriate boundaries for friendship and intimacy w…

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1658: A Frenchman in Mughal Kashmir

1658: A Frenchman in Mughal Kashmir

When a French farmer’s physician son, François Bernier accompanied the Mughal Emperor to Srinagar in 1658 sum…

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Hostile Homelands - review - Red Pepper

Hostile Homelands - review - Red Pepper

India and Israel increasingly share right-wing ideologies and tactics of suppressing self-determination in Pa…

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'Kashmir in the Aftermath of Partition': A Book Review

'Kashmir in the Aftermath of Partition': A Book Review

Shahla Hussain's work, Kashmir in the Aftermath of Partition, presents a fresh perspective on post-partition …

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Symbolic Power or Legal Force? Analysing the ICJ's Role in the Israel-Palestine Conflict

Symbolic Power or Legal Force? Analysing the ICJ's Role in the Israel-Palestine Conflict

The International Court of Justice (ICJ), established in 1945 by the UN Charter, serves as the principal judi…

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Deconstructing Marco Polo's 1270's Kashmir Narrative

Deconstructing Marco Polo's 1270's Kashmir Narrative

Marco Polo's thirteenth-century travelogue offers a unique perspective on medieval Kashmir, providing insight…

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Articles

Canada is a global leader in obesity care guidelines, so why are Canadians still waiting months for treatment at home?

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By Muhammad Nadeem, Cristina Sanza, Jessica Murphy Verified, Sylvia Santosa
| The Conversation Verified
Canada is recognized globally for its world-leading obesity care guidelines — yet Canadians continue to struggle to access the very treatment plans we’ve developed. Meanwhile, the same model of care is now the one the World Health Organization (WHO) is urging other countries to adopt. The WHO recently released its first ever guideline on anti-obesity medications, reinforcing a chronic disease model of care that Canadian experts have championed for years.
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Cartooning Kashmir

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By Muhammad Nadeem
| Kashmir Life
Heeba Din’s Drawing Political Narratives with Humour in Kashmir examines how cartoons in Kashmir serve as instruments of political meaning, blending humour, semiotics, and visual rhetoric to reflect and shape public sentiment, writes Muhammad Nadeem Follow Us OnG-News | Whatsapp Heeba Din’s book, Drawing Political Narratives with Humour in Kashmir: Satirical Brushstrokes, opens a disciplined and ambitious enquiry into the role of humour, satire, and visual rhetoric in one of South Asia’s most...
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1860: A Kashmir Memoir

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By Muhammad Nadeem
| Kashmir Life
A Summer Ramble in the Himalayas blends travel, ethnography, and empire, depicting the Himalayas through beauty and domination.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Student Editor at University of Kashmir

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes.

Who's your favorite fictional journalist?

Howard Beale