A project in collaboration with Nous Network, titled, “Two Decades After Sachar: An Analysis of Socio-Economic Survey of Indian Muslims,” marks a significant milestone in our efforts to comprehensively map the socio-economic landscape of the Indian Muslim community. This meticulous study synthesizes existing national and international reports, offering a nuanced examination of socio-economic indicators. By employing rigorous meta-analytical methods, the report distills key insights and sheds light on the challenges faced by Indian Muslims. Our hope is that this report sparks constructive dialogue, informs policymaking, and serves as a catalyst for targeted interventions. Such endeavors are crucial for advancing inclusive development in our diverse nation.
Another project with Nous Network, titled “A Survey of Muslim-Managed Private Institutions of Higher Education in India,” provides valuable insights into the state of higher education institutions managed by the Muslim community. Through meticulous analysis, the report highlights challenges and opportunities within this realm. It underscores the need for targeted interventions and advocates for acknowledging the unique needs of the Muslim minority in higher education. This report serves as a roadmap for enhancing Muslim-managed higher education institutions, fostering collaboration and understanding among stakeholders.
The collaborative project “Dawa Dua” with Mind & Brain Hospital Bangalore aims to initiate Islamic psychology-based therapeutic scale development and evolve a practicing model of Islamic psychotherapy.
Prof. Akbar Hussain has initiated a project on “Psychological Indicators of Islamic Parenting,” focusing on understanding and exploring the psychological aspects of Islamic parenting practices.
Review of Academic Literature on JIH so far, to map the academic profile of JIH and identify areas of further research and analysis. Conducted by Syed Ahmed Muzakkir.