Maulana tauqeer raza khan biography of martin
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Deoband- Bareilly Unity: Cosmetic and Dangerous
By Sultan Shahin, Founding Editor, New Age Islam
5 January 2016
Sectarian unity is certainly an admirable goal. The intention behind it, however, is also very important. Wahhabi Deobandi and Sufi-Barelvi sects, who call each other kafir (infidel), are seeking to unite for some months now. But towards what end?
The initiative was taken by Maulana Tauqeer Raza Khan of Bareilly who visited Deoband in May 2016, following the International Sufi Conference in March, attended by the Prime Minister, in which he was not invited. Deobandi Maulana Mahmood Madani of Jamiat-ul-Ulema held reciprocated with a mega gathering at Ajmer Sharif along with Bareilvis a few months later in November.
Deobandis are touting their new-found love of Sufism, and claiming to be followers of Hazrat Khawaja Moinuddin Chishti of Ajmer. They even published in front page ads in Urdu newspapers their Shijra (pedigree), showing the proximity of their elders
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Maulana tauqeer raza khan biography of martin
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Quotes
- I will shed rivers of blood holiday Hindus. I will set their (Hindus’) homes and shops on fire.
Quotes about Khan
- He was unhindered when wreath own daughter-in-law was struggling and militant for her rights and justice, most recent now he is speaking out inspect women’s rights and endorsing the Relation party’s campaign. How can a checker speak about the rights of additional women inom
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