Hyderabad,
Feb 10: All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB) General secretary
Moulana Wali Rehamani said on Saturday that the issue of instant Triple Talaq
was a threat to the Muslim personal law.
In his detailed report at the 26th plenary
session of AIMPLB, Moulana expressed concern over the threat to the personal
law with the instant triple talaq issue.
The report appreciated the stand of opposition parties in Rajya Sabha, where the bill was stalled. He urged the Personal Law Board to suggest and guide the Muslims and asked the plenary to evolve a strategy to stop the Union Government move for passing the bill.
In his report, Moulana Rahmani said the Central government wanted to interfere in the personal law matters which were guaranteed in the Indian Constitution.
Regarding the contentious Babri Masjid issue, he said that the Apex court was of the view that the case was related to the title of the land and did not relate to the matter of faith or belief.
He further said that the related documents had already been submitted, there were some documents which were yet to be translated, as per the court observation.
Without naming anybody he said that misleading rumors were circulated, stating some elements were trying to misguide the people on Babri Masjid issue.
He reiterated that the Personal Law Board stand was that "one’s a Masjid always Masjid". He said that "we are ready for negotiations, that should based on fair justice and equal honor". UNI
The report appreciated the stand of opposition parties in Rajya Sabha, where the bill was stalled. He urged the Personal Law Board to suggest and guide the Muslims and asked the plenary to evolve a strategy to stop the Union Government move for passing the bill.
In his report, Moulana Rahmani said the Central government wanted to interfere in the personal law matters which were guaranteed in the Indian Constitution.
Regarding the contentious Babri Masjid issue, he said that the Apex court was of the view that the case was related to the title of the land and did not relate to the matter of faith or belief.
He further said that the related documents had already been submitted, there were some documents which were yet to be translated, as per the court observation.
Without naming anybody he said that misleading rumors were circulated, stating some elements were trying to misguide the people on Babri Masjid issue.
He reiterated that the Personal Law Board stand was that "one’s a Masjid always Masjid". He said that "we are ready for negotiations, that should based on fair justice and equal honor". UNI
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