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TNENG/2011/40521
National Unity
Communal Amity
Cultural Identity
Social Justice
Rule of Law
Dignified Democracy
Volume : 4
Issue - 11
MUHARRAM
November - 2014
Pages - 8
Monthly
areas of Trilokpuri.
They also held a meeting with
Special Commissioner Delhi (Law
& Order) Deepak Mishra and Joint
Commissioner Sanjay Beniwal,
who appraised them about the law
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Gandhis inspirations
from the glorious Quran
Shafee Ahamed Ko
M.K.Gandhis views and movements
are popular over the world. Seen as
an inspiration, he earns a special place
in the hearts of many as a charismatic
leader who led by principles of
simplicity and non-violence. But not
many are aware of the role played by
Islamic teachings in shaping up the
man.
Gandhi drew inspirations from
the glorious Quran, the blessed life
of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) and
that of his companions. Of Prophet
Muhammad (pbuh) he said in an
interview with Young India (September 23, 1924) I wanted to know
the best of one who holds today undisputed sway over the hearts of
millions of mankind I became more than convinced that it was not the
sword that won a place for Islam in those days in the scheme of life.
It was the rigid simplicity, the utter self-effacement of the Prophet, the
scrupulous regard for his pledges, his intense devotion to his friends and
followers, his intrepidity, his fearlessness, his absolute trust in God and
in his own mission. These and not the sword carried everything before
them and surmounted every obstacle. When I closed the 2nd volume
(of the Prophets biography), I was sorry there was not more for me to
read of the great life.
Writing in Harijan (issue dated 27-07-1937), Gandhi advised his
fellow Congressmen on leading a life of simplicity in this fashion:
I cannot present before you the examples of Sri Ram Chandr and Sri
Krishn as they are not personalities recognized by history. I cannot help
but present to you names of Abu Bakar (ra) and Umar (ra). They were
leaders of a vast empire, yet they lived a life of austerity.
An even lesser famous quote is the observation of Gandhi about the
caliphate of Hazrat Umar (r.a). Gandhi said The best thing to happen to
India would be to be reigned by a dictator as just and upright as Umar,
(ra). Why did a non-violent exponent of Gandhis sta ure regard the
rule of such a man as the best thing?The answer lies in the life of the
Prophet (pbuh) and that of his companions
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IUML Students wing :- MSF Muslim Students Federation Kerala State Delegates Meet was held in 25 October 2014 at Kozhikode (Calicut)
IUML National Secretary E.T. Muhammed Basheer M.P., and Malapuram District President Syed Sadiq Ali Shihabthangal, Muslim Youth League
National Convener, P.K. Firos, Kerala Muslim Youth League General Secretary U.K. Subair, M.S.F. Kerala State President Ashraf Ali, General Secretary
P.G. Mohammed Participate in the MSF Delegate Meeting.
Muslim Students Federation Tamil Nadu State Working Committee Meeting in progress. M.S.F. State Secretary
Syed Pattani, Alamin, Abu thagir, Yusuf, Dindigul Habeebur Rahman, Trichy Ansar, Thiruvalluvar Ansari,
Vaniyambadi Arshad, Pallikunda Abubacker Siddiq, Mackey Faisal, Kottakuppam Muhammed Ali, Kombai
Nizamudeen participate in the meeting.
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Made in India
Violence-torn Trilokpuri is the latest
victim of manufactured communal riots
Harsh Mander is a social worker and writer, who works with
survivors of mass violence and hunger, as well as homeless
persons and street children. He is Director, Centre for Equity
Studies, and was Special Commissioner to the Supreme Court
of India in the Right to Food case.He recounts the recent
communal violence at Trilokpuri by the inebriated men with
hooch on Diwali, clashed with innocent Muslim families by
which Muslim men and women rendered into unnecessary
arrest and sufferings. Here are the details of the riot, one
more ploy to blame the Muslims.
dismantled after the festival,
but converted into a permanent
structure.
With
communal
tempers
sufficiently inflamed, the actual
flashpoint is created near the
temporary temple with a drunken
brawl on Diwali night between
young men of two communities
inebriated with the hooch freely
sold in the colony. Word quickly
spreads that a Muslim young man
had desecrated the chowki, and
crowds gather as brickbats begin
to fly. Some firing is also reported
and, though around 70 people
were injured, there was no loss of
life.
Meanwhile,
more
rumours
quickly fly, mainly suggesting that
the Muslim residents are arming
themselves for a large attack.
Some shops are burnt. Piles of
bricks appear in by-lanes, and
large-scale stone pelting on Muslim
homes ensues, combined with
slogans and taunts. Some Muslims
also retaliate. The narrow lanes of
the colony are soon littered with
brickbats.
By Harsh Mander
Dispersal of rioting crowds and
immediate enforcement of curfew
But, as in all manufactured riots,
police response was initially muted,
allowing violence to continue for
two to three days until prohibitory
orders and curfew were finally
enforced.
We spoke to many local resid
ents who sense a conspiracy
behind the violence. Ramesh,
a tea stall owner, accused the
RSS of instigating the violence.
It is the first time that I have
witnessed that during Diwali, idols
were placed outside a mosque,
he declared to my colleague
Asad Ashraf. It was intended to
create trouble to polarise voters
before the forthcoming elections.
Shafaque Khan pointedly asked, I
wonder how come brickbats were
made available to the rioters in
such a short period of time? Is that
not a hint of something?
Arrests followed but, again true
to pattern, three times as many
Muslim youth were arrested as
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These
numbers
definitely
point to a failure of the delivery
of justice, but it also appears that
the system is unequally unjust,
said Harsh Mander, Director of the
Centre for Equity Studies, which
works on issues of access to justice
in prisons. The disproportionate
presence of members of the
Scheduled Castes and Scheduled
Tribes and Muslims among
undertrials points not simply to
a technical breakdown but also
to the increased vulnerability of
these groups, and probably bias,
Mr. Mander told The Hindu.
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political forces. It is possible only with the consent and co-operation
of other Muslim political bodies.
Jharkand Election
The IUML participates in the Jharkand Assembly Election. The names
of candidates and constituencies will be announced soon.
The allegation of usurpation of Wakf property is made against the
Karnataka Wakf Board Minister Kamarul Islam. The opposition parties
demand his resignation. You are asking whether IUML will support the
demand. If the allegation is proved in the court of law the minister will
automatically resign his post. If ministers have to resign for each and
every allegation made against them no minister will remain in his post.
like Clean India, Village Adoption etc it gives Sanskrit names to such
schemes and under the guise of Hindi language efforts are made to
impose Sanskrit. IUML certainly criticizes such policy.
Indias Uniqueness
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IUML MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN PROGRESSING IN FULL SWING IN THE STATE OF TAMIL NADU
The girls wings of MSF Kerala State Committee. Shameer Ediyatel Kerala State MSF President,
T.P. Arsharf Ali Kerala State MSF General Secretary, PG Mohamed, Dr. Rajith Kumar. Advocate
Nooribina Rasheed Womens Commission Member, Kerala and General Secretary Muslim
Womens League - MWL. Dr. Abida Farooqi, Syndicate Member Calicut University. Fathima
Thehliya haritha President, Fathima Sufeela Haritha Treasurer are also seen.
The Times of League - English Monthly - R.Dis. No. 1765/10 published by Mohamed Ismail on behalf of Muslim League Publication Trust, published at 36, Maraikayar Lebbai
Street, Mannady, Chennai - 600 001 and printed by K.A.M. Muhammed Abubacker at Madras Media Press No, 36, Maraikayar Lebbai Street, Mannady, Chennai - 600 001.
Editor : Prof. K.M. Kader Mohideen,