Final Take: Logic Doesn’t Trend—Until It Does
Mufti Shamayl Nadwi didn’t win because he proved God in 60 minutes.
He won because:
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He refused distractions
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He respected epistemic limits
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He argued like a philosopher, not a believer
Javed Akhtar, meanwhile, spoke for a generation allergic to metaphysics but emotionally tethered to justice and suffering.
Both revealed something true.
Only one stayed on the question.
And in an era where debates usually end in noise, logic—briefly—had the last word.
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