Muslim Rashtriya Manch Set to Push Waqf Law as a Boon for Community - Clarion India

The government has received the support of the All India Muslim Women's Personal Law Board on the Waqf law. Chairman of the Board Shaista Amber said that this law will give rights to Muslim women because the new law provides for making women members of the Board. See Shaista Amber's statement.

THE DIPLOMAT: Modi’s Waqf Bill a Potential Death Blow for Muslim Property Rights

By Rasheed Ahmed For centuries, Indian Muslims have managed tens of thousands of holy sites across India, stewarding properties such as mosques, madrasas, orphanages, and graveyards – endowments made by Indian Muslims over generations for the benefit of the community. These properties, known as waqf, are now under attack from India’s Hindu nationalist government. Waqf properties are foundational to Muslim life in India, providing an institutiona…

Muslim Rashtriya Manch Set to Push Waqf Law as a Boon for Community - Clarion India

Many question the motives of the RSS-backed organisation and its impact on Muslim communities across the country Mohammad bin Ismail | Clarion India NEW DELHI – A fresh wave of controversy surrounds the newly introduced Waqf Act, with the Muslim Rashtriya Manch (MRM), a group backed by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Rashtriya […]