Taliban maligning Islam through terror activities: Ajmer Dargah spiritual head Syed Jainul Abedin

He said that Afghanistan has fallen into the hands of brutal Taliban and the rule of destruction, restrictions on women and killings have started in this country.

Published: 21st August 2021 08:21 PM  |   Last Updated: 21st August 2021 08:21 PM   |  A+A-

Ajmer Dargah spiritual head Syed Jainul Abedin

Ajmer Dargah spiritual head Syed Jainul Abedin (Photo| Facebook)

By PTI

JAIPUR: Spiritual head of the Ajmer Dargah Syed Jainul Abedin on Saturday said the Taliban is maligning Islam through terror activities in the name of the "shariyat". He said that restrictions on women and killings in the name of the Islamic law cannot be supported and are a crime in Islam.

Terror and dictatorial activities of the Taliban are promoting hatred towards Islam in the world, the spiritual head of the Ajmer shrine said. "The Taliban is maligning Islam by terror activities in the name of shariyat (Islamic law)," Abedin said in a statement referring to attacks by the Taliban after capturing Afghanistan.

He said that Afghanistan has fallen into the hands of brutal Taliban and the rule of destruction, restrictions on women and killings have started in this country.

Such deeds in the name of "shariyat" are a crime in Islam and cannot be supported, he said, adding that the Taliban has interpreted the law differently to fulfil its agenda of terrorism and governance as per their agenda.

He said people should always give a priority to the national interest. The first duty should be to save our country, maintain unity and peace and then think about ourselves, he added. "I strongly condemn those who support and welcome the illegal authority of the Taliban and their terrorist ideology," he said.

He further said, "The Muslim of India, being a peaceful citizen, does not support and welcome ideology of the Taliban, which is against the basic teachings of Islam."


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