About Us

 I am Dr. Badruddin and  the owner of this blog. Although I have been writing articles on different themes of people's interest like women,fashion, education, children, educational problems, Islamic Education, social problems etc but for  blogging I have entered to this field recently. 

I have done doctorate in Education from A.M.U Aligarh. I have created this blog for the purpose of removing doubts of general public regarding the religion of Islam. I feel I am a Muslim not because I am born in a muslim family but I profess to this religion because I am inspired by it. I love it to the deepest core of my heart. I have no intention to exaggerate any thing from this religion rather my purpose is to present true picture of this religion. The religion of Islam has been a misunderstood religion through ages and hardly any scholar came forward to explore the possibilities and promises of this religion. The open message of Islam to mankind is "PEACE". But unfortunately, its believers failed to convey this message to the world.

In this blog an effort has been made to put forth the TRUE principles or Islam about which the general public is totally unaware. After reading my blog " Islamic Trance" you will come to know  the real nature of this religion and definitely your opinion will be changed after realising that Islam to be the noblest religion on the surface of earth. 

 Any suggestion form valuable readers is welcomed.

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