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Jamiat calls Uttarakhand UCC move ‘discriminatory’

Oldest Muslim body in India opposes Uttarakhand's Uniform Civil Code, calling it discriminatory and a threat to religious freedom.

Muslim leaders denounce Gyanvapi ruling, claim ‘faith in judiciary wearing thin’

Muslim leaders denounce Gyanvapi ruling, claim ‘faith in judiciary wearing thin’

The Muslim leaders also expressed “disappointment with various lower level courts for failing to uphold the Places of Worship Act”, and accused the Executive of testing the patience of the Muslim youth.

Muslim bodies seek Bidhuri’s disqualification for remarks against BSP MP Danish Ali

Muslim bodies seek Bidhuri’s disqualification for remarks against BSP MP Danish Ali

Muslim bodies call for disqualification of BJP MP Ramesh Bidhuri for his slur-laden diatribe against BSP MP Kunwar Danish Ali. Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind, Jamaat-e-Islami Hind & Welfare Party demand action for hate speech, citing it as a manifestation of extreme hatred for Muslims & violation of dignity of Parliamentarian.

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Muslim leaders disappointed with RSS

Though the option of future dialogue has not been ruled out yet, the Muslim leaders feel there was need for “appropriate follow-up action” from the other side after a couple of closed door meetings between the leaders.

Jamiat welcomes Supreme Court ruling on media trial

Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind welcomes SC order on media trial, holds media responsible for spreading hatred between Hindus and Muslims. Jamiat president Arshad Madani argued that media often declares accused as criminal/terrorist without qualifications, and runs breaking news on arrest but not on acquittal. He criticised media for unrestrained and irresponsible reporting,…

Follow government norms while offering Id sacrifice: Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind

The Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind has asked the Muslim community to refrain from sharing photographs of the animals sacrificed on the occasion of Id-ul-Azha which falls on June 29.

Muslim bodies say the Law Commission’s move inviting suggestions for Uniform Civil Code is ‘against the spirit of the Constitution’

Leading Muslim bodies have come out in opposition to the proposed Uniform Civil Code. Calling the Law Commission’s move to seek suggestions from all stakeholders for a common code “against the spirit of the Constitution” and “contrary to religious freedom enjoyed by all citizens”, the All India Muslim Personal Law…

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Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind president Arshad Madani opts out as AIMPLB prepares to elect a new president

Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind president Arshad Madani opts out as AIMPLB prepares to elect a new president

More than a month after the demise of its president Maulana Rabey Hasani Nadwi, the All India Muslim Personal Law Board is likely to find his successor this weekend. The 251-member body is meeting in Indore to elect the new man to helm the affairs of the Board at a…

Jamiat lends silent support to BJP as Centre continues crackdown on PFI and U.P. government initiates madrasa survey

Jamiat lends silent support to BJP as Centre continues crackdown on PFI and U.P. government initiates madrasa survey

The country’s oldest Muslim organisation has maintained studied silence over the arrests of PFI members. Meanwhile, its general secretary had supported the CAA after it was passed in Parliament and never joined protest against the Act.

Darul Uloom supports survey of madrasas, issues advisory

Darul Uloom supports survey of madrasas, issues advisory

Islamic seminary asks madrasas to cooperate with U.P. Government

Fourteen years after split, Jamiat factions likely to merge

Fourteen years after split, Jamiat factions likely to merge

Proposal green-lighted by Arshad Madani camp; nephew Mahmood’s faction to take it up next Friday

India: Muslim group takes ‘dangerous bulldozer politics’ to court

India: Muslim group takes ‘dangerous bulldozer politics’ to court

Jamiat Ulama-e-Hind’s plea in Supreme Court as properties mainly belonging to Muslims are bulldozed in BJP-ruled states.

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