Shahi Imam of Delhi Jumma mosque has rightly described the issue over the song ‘Bandemataram’ is a dead issue and it is futile exercise to make debate over the issue. In fact, the debate over the content of the song ‘Bandemataram’ was many year-old controversy and much debate was surfaced, much write was come out in media over it placing the question in a cul-de-sac. The renowned author of yeasteryears...
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Lucknow, Oct 27 : Charging the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) with stoking religious fundamentalism, Congress general secretary Digvijay Singh Tuesday said using religion as a medium to spread hatred was not allowed by any faith.Singh, who was in the city to attend a function of the Youth Congress-affiliated Anti Communal Forum, founded by Rahul Gandhi, noted that opportunists were present in every religion...
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fatwa tries to make Muslims imbibe the fact that, the song is against religion, but does not provide any concrete reason for it. All rational Indians know thatINDIA IS a land that has witnessed the advent of many different religions, that came to this fertile land, along with invaders, preachers and tradesmen, with religions as varied as Christianity, Zoroastrianism andAs the country remained adaptive...
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Lucknow, Oct 27: Charging the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) with stoking religious fundamentalism, Congress general secretary Digvijay Singh Tuesday said using religion as a medium to spread hatred was not allowed by any faith.Singh, who was in the city to attend a function of the Youth Congress-affiliated Anti Communal Forum, founded by Rahul Gandhi, noted that opportunists were present in every religion...
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After US President Barack Obama reached out to Muslims, former President George W Bush said he respected Islam.''I respect your religionyou are in a society where you can practise your religion,'' the former President told Muslims in India.''Salam Walaikum. I am here to build bridges between the United States of America and the Muslim world,'' President Obama had said in Cairo recently in an attempt...
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President Barack Obama reached out to Muslims, former President George W Bush said he respected Islam.''I respect your religionyou are in a society where you can practise your religion,'' the former President told Muslims in India.''Salam Walaikum. I am here to build bridges between the United States of America and the Muslim world,'' President Obama had said in Cairo recently in an attempt to build...
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Fatwa issued by the Jamait-e-Ulema Hind states that the many lines in Vande Mataram went against the tenets of Islam. Many Muslims also feel that Fatwas like this despite being on the right side of religion lead to polarisation of the communitiesTHE FATWA against Vande Mataram has evoked a mixed response across the country, while some Muslim intellectuals have supported the ban on singing the national...
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Religion-based reservations for Muslims and Dalit Christians are unconstitutional, Bharatiya Janata Party national executive member Bangaru Lakshman said on Saturday.Rule of reservation on the basis of religion violates the provisions of Indian Constitution, he said and deplored the promise put forth in the Assembly of granting quota for Muslims and Dalit Christians.Such moves tantamount to encouraging...
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AM a senior citizen. I have never entered a mosque in my life. I do not know what it is like.But I have seen the National Mosque from outside and I hope someday, I could go in to know what how the Muslims pray and what is inside a mosque. Maybe I will also learn a little about this great religion.But I now read that non-Muslims aren’t allowed in. That saddens me. But non-Muslims are allowed in at mosques...
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yoga guru Swami Ramdev Tuesday sought to promote his method of keeping fit and dispel misconceptions about it at the gathering of clerics and followers at the historic Islamic seminary here.Ramdev was the first non-Muslim cleric to address the annual convention of Islamic seminaries under the auspices of Jamiat Ulema-e-Hind at the seminary, known for its influence over bulk of the Sunni Muslims across...
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