It is alleged that there is none to address the vital issues that Muslims face in a pan-global society today. "The Amish people in the US do not use cell phones or cars claiming that they were not used during the time of Jesus some 2,000 years ago. Large sections, cutting across religious divide, are apprehensive of Sangh Parivar using the issue to vitiate the secular fabric of Kerala by whipping up Islamophobia.

"A Kuwait-based organisation is pumping money for Kerala preachers like Mujahid Balusserry. Primarily, IS is an organisation operating in the dark..The spectre of the dreaded IS gaining a toehold among a section of youth in Kerala grew sinister with the NIA arresting half-a-dozen youth, suspected of IS links. Taking arms is no reply to the injustice meted to Muslims.P. That type of fundamentalism feeds extreme spiritualism,” noted Karasserry. KNM (official faction) state president T.P. A practising and educated Muslim youth who is bothered about his religious identity finds no mainstream political parties or community organisations capable of addressing these issues. KNM had worked for communal harmony even during the time of Babri Masjid demolition,” he said. "Muslim youth are disenchanted with mainstream parties and organisations. "It is vital to identify democracy. I use modernity in the sense of democracy. At the same time, notable Muslim critics like Ziauddin Zardar, Fatema Mernissi and Amina Wadud are less projected. But another section of Muslim youth, who mostly pursue education outside Kerala, equally shun mainstream parties and are inclined towards subaltern politics.

The Salafist movements in Kerala, which were at the centre of controversies following the missing of 21 youth from Kerala, reiterate that their ideology Beige rabbit fur faux fur fabric is rooted in the Indian context. We cannot come up with concrete solutions without knowing the activities of the outfit. Umpteen Muslim organisations and their publications fuel this sense of insecurity. He cautions that fundamentalists are close to terrorists. "Assumptions will not help solve the crisis. The inclination towards IS-type outfit is yet to be studied. Venom-spewing preachers who propagate these Saudi Arabian Wahabist (Salafist) thoughts are connected and create the ground for IS-type terror outfits. You can attain power in a democracy using its own rules and not by religious rules. Political parties and community organisations are at a loss, not sure how to address the threat. The dreaded IS gaining foothold among a section of youth exposes a lacuna, which is that the modern secular education doesn’t help recognise modernity. Karasserry.

Kerala Nadvathul Mujahideen (KNM-Hussain Madavoor faction) state president C.N. Minor clashes in conflict-ridden Palestine are shown as Muslim victimisation. They carry out intense campaigns which attract more youth,” he said. That is fundamentalism and against modernity. Islam has failed to accept modernity,” says writer M. Muslim youth in Kerala, who are aware of the suppression of Muslims taking place in different parts of the world, connect it to the Sangh Parivar agenda in the country. Abdulla Koya Madani warns that it would be dangerous to brand extreme spiritual seekers as terrorists. The insecurity pushes them to the trap of extreme religious ideologies which have roots in West Asia. Mostly, Muslim students in universities in Delhi or Hyderabad have radical thoughts of democracy and are not bothered about religion,” says Mohammad Afsal, researcher at EFLU, Hyderabad

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A woeful 2-0 loss at Everton was following by an even more limp effort at Cardiff, which looked certain to end in an embarrassing defeat before Cesar Azpilicueta&Purple rabbit faux fur fabric clearly offside equaliser triggered their late fightback.That may have kept alive their hopes of a top four finish, but it did little to quell the feeling that Sarri is on borrowed time at Stamford Bridge.Sarri's sixth placed side have no margin for error as they try to qualify for the Champions League.Feted for his entertaining 'Sarri-ball' style in Italy, the 60-year-old has failed to win over either his players or fans at Chelsea.In the league games since they beat Tottenham, Sarri's side needed an inspired display from goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga to narrowly beat lowly Fulham, while it took a last-minute equaliser from Eden Hazard to rescue a home draw against Wolves.

"That's what we both want and we have to pull in the same direction.Sarri was subjected to vitriolic abuse from Chelsea supporters at Cardiff on Sunday in response to a painful performance that was just six minutes away from serving as the nadir of a miserable first season for the Blues boss.His refusal to ditch Jorginho and return N'Golo Kante to his preferred midfield holding role was the first faux-pas, while his occasional use of Eden Hazard as a centre forward frustrated the Belgian winger.Self-inflicted woundsSarri hasn't helped himself after aiming a subtle dig at Chelsea's protesting fans when he said after he Cardiff escape that they would have been better waiting to see the final score before turning on him.Reflecting the pattern of a hugely frustrating season, Chelsea are once again churning out turgid performances that feature large spells where they dominate possession without showing any cutting edge.".It was not the first self-inflicted wound for Sarri since his arrival from Napoli in July."We have to look at ourselves, and if we want to achieve our targets we have to improve," he said.

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Incidents like these will destroy the secular fabric of our country. This issue is of identity and we have reached a point where we are having to conceal skull caps and other symbols that define Islam," Asaruddin said. I am home.Similar protests were held at Kolkata, Mumbai, Hyderabad, Thiruvananthapuram, Bhopal and Bengaluru.

Dear Ma, I am home. An ailing Girish Karnad was at the Bangalore protest, with medical pipes attached to his nostrils. The state has done nothing; there has been a deafening silence from the powers that be," said filmmaker Saba Dewan, whose Facebook post last week triggered an outpouring of solidarity from across the country - and elsewhere - culminating in spontaneous countrywide demonstrations. You wanted me to buy new clothes in Delhi, but fate has landed me in heaven, where you don&Pink embossed rabbit hair faux fur fabric39;t have marauding mobs.A few film stars - including Kalki Koechlin and Konkona Sensharma - attended the meeting in Mumbai, braving heavy rains.There was not a dry eye at Delhi's Jantar Mantar when 22 year old Mohammed Asaruddin read out from what he called his brother Junaid's # "letter to his mother from heaven", at a citizens' protest in the national capital on Wednesday.Hundreds of people from Delhi joined the protest, called "Not In My Name", held six days after the 16-year-old Junaid was killed by a mob on board a Mathura-bound train.

"Even I was called a terrorist in college.Students and artistes voiced their resistance against what the organisers called a "climate of fear" in the country through poetry, plays, songs and posters which carried messages such as "Not In My Name, Not In Anyone's name" and "Muslim Lives matter, All lives matter"."We are outraged at the systematic violence.Congress chief spokesperson Surjewala said the "recurrence of mob lynchings" showed the "intent" of the BJP-led government at the Centre.The letter, he said, had been penned by a journalist friend.Read: #NotInMyName: Crowds congregate across country to protest lynchingAsaruddin's voice quivered as he read out the lines in Hindi from a makeshift dais, set against the backdrop of a "lynch map of India", highlighting the places where people had been lynched in the country since 2015."The prime minister should speak out.Among the protesters in Delhi were ordinary citizens, as well as leaders from the Congress, JD(U), AAP and the CPI..Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia

Congress leader Randeep Surjewala, JD(U)'s K C Tyagi and CPI's D Raja were among the politicians present there. Such protests help build solidarities," he said.Instead it is protecting them by staying mute," Surjewala said. Yours, Junaid. If the government is competent enough then it should punish the perpetrators.Among the many students in the protest meet in Delhi was 25-year-old Vishnu.Simultaneous protests were held in several other cities, and are also slated to be held elsewhere in the world, the organisers said."I am against mob lynchings, whether they are in Haryana or Kashmir.Singer Rabbi Shergill was also there, and was among the performers

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