Muslim leaders in India rootless

[brahmastra]

why do people reply to trolls? they will never understand and always look at everything at religious view point.

 

[Al-zakir]

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How about other religions in India like Jews and Bahá'ís? Are they not Indians?

 

[Goodperson]

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How about other religions in India like Jews and Bahá'ís? Are they not Indians?

Few more will be left even after including these two what about those?

 

[garibnawaz]

Anyone believe such would be consider non-Muslim.

I have asked a comment from real Muslim from Bahrat. I am not interested any comment by a non Muslim behalf of Muslim. I am satisfy with the comment given by our brother Fighter488. He represent the real faces of Muslim in Bharat and we know that Bharati Hindus are just as cunning and deceptive as their Zionist masters. Your fake secular takma is full of deception and license to oppress minorities including Muslims.

What treatment? All were well except some Munafiqs destroyed it.

The problem is with your definition of a real muslim.

Whoever doesn't agree with you is not a real muslim.

GB

 

[Weapon Of Choice]

I would like to share my observations on this issue.

Almost all the leaders belonging to the muslim community have no other agenda other than harping about the hardship and injustice their community is facing which is completely false.
They behave as if the entire country has one one issue and that is upliftment of muslims and economically backwardness occurs only in muslim society.
Muslim leaders are not mass leaders because they care only about fellow muslims and not the common masses.
They lack political, social and developmental agenda. The only speak out when something concerns their society.
They have their own islamic agenda. They dont want to follow the law of land and advocate shariya laws.
They dont work for the masses.
They dont talk about the nation but muslim society.
They have nothing to talk about development of the nation.

Muslim community itself is not doing anything for its development and they expect the entire nation to give charity for their upliftment. They fail to understand that even god helps only those who help themselves. Instead of begging for reservations, they should work hard and compete with the common masses for living. just take the example of a kashmiri muslim youth who topped this year's civil services examinations. To what quota did he belong to???
And lastly, muslim community votes only for the "fear and security" factor. Political parties harness this fear and insecurity for their own benefits and hence the constantly create a false environment of fear.
Instead of this they should, for once, vote for development and see the results.

 

[brahmastra]

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How about other religions in India like Jews and Bahá'ís? Are they not Indians?

what did I say!

they will never understand.

 

[blueoval79]

Muslim Leaders are more interested in Doing this rather than working towards upliftment of their community.....

Not going by the book

The trend of finding a problem for every solution has followed the landmark Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act even before it’s become halfway operational. While many concerns have been valid in terms of lack of infrastructure or funds, the objections from a section of Muslim clerics to the Act the grounds that it’ll threaten Muslim religious schools are specious. The Jamiat Ulema-e-Hind, the largest cleric body in India, has called for consultations at the end of July on the Act that many of the seminary leaders feel could be used to outlaw madrassas. Even by Indian standards of conspiracy theories, this is somewhat far-fetched.
It is clear from the fact that only four per cent of Muslim children attend religious schools that these clerics have appointed themselves spokesmen for a community that doesn’t necessarily share their views. There has been a steady increase in enrolment of Muslim children in primary schools across the country, even though the community still remains the most educationally backward. Had the madrassas heeded advice both from the government and the more progressive Muslim clerics to modernise their curricula, perhaps they would have been more attractive to young Muslims. The challenge before Union Human Resource Development Minister Kapil Sibal is to not cave in and consider amendments to the education act. As members of the second largest majority community in India, it would be a pity if some self-styled representatives derailed its chances of acquiring an education that would give its youth the chance to compete in a globalising world. Mainstreaming education doesn’t constitute a cultural or religious threat to so vibrant a faith as Islam.

The positive aspect is that the majority of Muslims do not want to be trapped in the regressive mindset propagated by their clerics. Faith is in no way contraindicative to the tools of modernity, something that has been proved in many Islamic countries. The clerics in India have for too long held the community hostage to their outmoded thinking, a major reason for backwardness among Muslims. Madrassas have a role in propagating religious teachings and will perhaps continue to flourish if they are willing to move with the times. The recent example of women openly challenging the clergy on the issue of divorce shows the extent of disconnect between the people and those who speak in their name. The Right to Education Act offers a level playing field to India’s students notwithstanding its teething troubles. No one should deny them the right that has not come easily or too soon.

Not going by the book - Hindustan Times

 

[Fighter488]

Muslim Leaders are more interested in Doing this rather than working towards upliftment of their community.....

See the news again. It discusses MUSLIM CLERICS not Muslim Leadership. There concern about religious school is nothing to do with the topic under discussion. These clerics are not muslim leaders in India.