Radical Islamists

Sufi Islamic Board has condemned the radical Islamist organisation Popular Front of India (PFI) for sending a defamation notice to them on March 17.

"We are indebted to you for covering our story. If we don't get media support, then, it will be impossible for Hindus in Bangladesh to even survive," a temple official told Opindia.

The film takes viewers back to the year 1989-90, when due to rising of radical Islamism, a huge conflict erupted in Kashmir, forcing the minority Hindus to leave the valley.

Sufi Islamic Board President Mansoor Khan stated that this action against the PFI is just another effort for its ban.

The girl student also stated that they hope the court will uphold justice and will not show bias towards Muslims. She also stated that they have no objection to the Muslim girls wearing hijabs or burqa outside the college or even at their homes. "But in the campus, the uniform dress code has to be followed by all students", she asserted.

No one disputes the right to wear a hijab or a burqa at a Madrassa, but wearing them in a public school, where pupils from various socioeconomic backgrounds and religions study in the same room, is not justifiable.

In old videos, Usmani is seen telling a large gathering of people that, during the Delhi protests, he had asked Muslims to either return as Ghazi or die as Shaheed.

Accused of Kishan Bharwad murder had conspired to kill one Sajan from Porbandar over alleged derogatory remarks against Prophet Mohammad, says Gujarat ATS.

Arif Ayyub was seen raving and ranting against the improving ties between Israel and UAE. He called the Saudi and UAE rulers 'debauch Arabs' who are not Islamic enough.

The 26-year-old Pakistani woman has been sentenced to death under section 295-C of the Pakistan Penal Code for an alleged 'blasphemous' Whatsapp status.