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Muslim Students From Delhi’s Jamia University Thrown Out Of NCC Camp For Refusing To Shave Beard

Another reason for... thank God for Pakistan!


Ten Muslim students of Delhi’s Jamia Millia Islamia University have alleged that they were barred from a National Cadet Corps (NCC) camp in Rohini after they refused to shave their beards.

The students also alleged that their bags were thrown out of the gates on the sixth day of the camp, according to a report by the Indian Express.
“The authorities said either shave your beard or leave”, said a student, as quoted by the newspaper. “Our bags were thrown out of the gate,” he added. According to a report by The Times of India, a student also alleged that they were warned of police action if they did not leave the camp.

One of the students also said that they had been attending the camps with beard and it had never been a problem before.

“This time also on the first day of our camp we had written an application saying our beards have a religious importance and we should be told if there is a problem. But suddenly on the sixth day of the camp, the authorities said either shave your beard or leave,” he said.
A student said while the Indian Army only allowed Sikhs to wear turbans and sport beards, the NCC Act does not mention anything about beard. “We asked the commanding officer to mention the specific charge but he just said indiscipline,” he said. So, except one student, they refused to accept the notice.

Students’ organizations later staged a protest in the Jamia campus.

However, NCC officials maintained that they did not throw the students out. “We did not throw them out, we told them to shave as part of discipline of NCC. They said they have their religious beliefs. I told them it is their wish if they wanted to follow their religion… and if they’re not comfortable, they’re at liberty to move out… I have been in the Army for 26 years and that’s the discipline I understand that everyone has to shave, barring Sikh gentlemen,” said an official, as quoted by the Indian Express.

In December last year, the Supreme Court had ruled that Muslim personnel cannot keep beard in the Indian Air Force citing religious grounds. The apex court had then dismissed a petition by an airman who was dismissed from service for growing a beard without his commanding officer’s permission and refusing to shave it off despite being warned of disciplinary proceedings.

The petitioner, Ansari Aaftab Ahmed, had said that keeping a beard was a facet of his fundamental right to freedom of religion, and sought equality with Sikhs.

Keeping a beard is mandatory in Sikhism. The IAF had maintained that the practice of keeping beard is only optional according to the tenets of Islam and that the religion does not prohibit shaving.

Source:https://www.outlookindia.com/websit...ty-thrown-out-of-ncc-camp-for-refusing/305989

So having beard is mandatory according to Islam :cheesy: :crazy:



Big push needs to be made to highlight Muslim inequality in India. Millions and millions can revolt. Time for ISI to get to work.

Bearded revolt :lol::lol:
 
yes and an eye opener for some Pakistanis who eagerly want to go back to the India and preaching everywhere that India is lots lots of better for Muslims, surely will share this incident to them
Well who told you to come here?? Our rivalry is too old to forget.
 
Beard and turbans are mandatory for Sikhs u can check the below pic for Muslims



There are many many Sikhs who don't wear turbans yet consider themselves as adherents of Sikhism.

There are Sikhs who think turbans are necessary and there are other Sikhs who think it is not. Respect both. There are Muslims who think beards are an important sunnah then there are Muslims who do not. Respect both. Force none.
 
There are many many Sikhs who don't wear turbans yet consider themselves as adherents of Sikhism.

There are Sikhs who think turbans are necessary and there are other Sikhs who think it is not. Respect both. There are Muslims who think beards are an important sunnah then there are Muslims who do not. Respect both. Force none.

Its not about individual choice its about what the religion says in this case Quran doesn't makes it mandatory to have beard and that's the whole point
 
Why these people have a problem with following rules? Keep the beard and find a job in your local madrassa.

This!

Keep your caveman symbols to yourself. The NCC has rules... either follow them, or GTFO... clear and simple.
 
Its not about individual choice its about what the religion says in this case Quran doesn't makes it mandatory to have beard and that's the whole point


Quran doesn't make a lot of things mandatory... Eg how to fast, pray etc... it's all sunnah driven
 
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