Shut-down all Madarsas in India, says Shia Waqf board chairman, Muslim preachers condemn his bigotry

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Lucknow – The infamous chairman of the Shia Central Waqf Board has sparked a new controversy by demanding Modi Government to close down all the Islamic seminaries and Madrasas across India.

In his letter to PM Modi on Monday, Wasim Rizvi demanded all the Islamic seminaries aka Madaris should be closed down with an immediate effect, or half of the country’s Muslims will become terrorists.

“I write to you seeking the shut down of all madrasas in the country…because we have seen across the world that children are the first targets when it comes to plotting and planning terrorist activities,” wrote Rizvi in his letter.

The famous Muslim TV debater, Ilyas Sharfuddin, condemned Rizvi’s bigoted comments against Islamic seminaries, and said, “Since he doesn’t believe in Masjid and Madarsa, he believes in Ashur-Khana being a Shia.”

“And Ashur-Khana has nothing to do with Masjid and Madarsa, because of that he doesn’t know importance of Masjid and Madarsa,” he added.

Kazim Mohammed, president of Guidance Center for Peace (GCP) of Hyderabad, made a live Facebook video calling Rizvi as “Dajjal” – anti-Christ.

“Since BJP’s survival is for a month or two, it’s good that Wasim Rizvi has shown his true colors for being an enemy of Islam,” he said.

He also said that, every Muslim across the world and more than 70 countries including major Islamic countries (Saudi Arabia and UAE) have confronted ISIS is a very decisive way, so to tarnish Islamic Madarsas is absolutely wrong.

He demanded all Muslim sects to unite and issue fatwa against Wasim Rizvi for being an open enemy to Islam and Muslims.

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