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    Expressing his displeasure over the instances where the sacred book has been misquoted and only a part of the sentence is used to depict a wrong message, he said that the intelligentsia should first verify such translations before taking a stance on such issues. "We are often accused of dividing India and Pakistan which is not correct. Muslims, neither in India nor in Pakistan, are happy with the division" Maulana Hasan said. Pointing out that had it been the Muslism behind this dividing then Bangladesh would not have been formed at any cost. Full Article at Times of India
    We are often accused of dividing India and Pakistan which is not correct. Muslims, neither in India nor in Pakistan, are happy with the division
    SOURCE: Times of India 3 weeks ago
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RSS ex-chief, Shia cleric share platform, thoughts
  1. There is an instance that explains this more than clearly. Former RSS chief Rajju Bhaiiya during his stay in Gujarat, lived at the house of Haji Faqruddin. Now tell me, where is the divide?
    SOURCE: Times of India 3 weeks ago
  2. Chidambaram said Muslims are minorities and it is the duty of the majority to protect them. He does not know that Muslims are no minority. Instead, Parsis and Jews are
    SOURCE: Times of India 3 weeks ago
  3. It is Nehru and the Britishers who are responsible and not Muslims. Muslims are not aliens. They have lived in the soil of this country
    SOURCE: Times of India 3 weeks ago
  4. In any religion, God is the only one who is worshipped. No religion provides for worship of anything else except God
    SOURCE: Times of India 3 weeks ago

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