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#76 [Permalink] Posted on 13th September 2026 16:35

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Come on Muadh, no need for that tone and tenor.

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#77 [Permalink] Posted on 13th September 2026 22:13

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Really?

And you have no comments about someone claims that a Muslim has returned to Hinduism, it is clear from the video (of conversion back to Hinduism) through his demeanor, his body language that something isn't right and then says "Prove me Wrong"

Then contradicts himself...

Is there no sense of reality left in people?

And throughout the episode, this filthy demon has no remorse and no regret saying "I challenged something based on mainstream news and my reaction was premature...

Nothing whatsoever...

the filthy demon seems to be excited about someone returning back to Hinduism!

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#78 [Permalink] Posted on 14th September 2026 08:50

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Mr. Muadh
The following news is also from media. You accept the news.... Double standard...

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Allahabad High Court issues major order in the Ayush Malik case.

While hearing the habeas corpus petition filed on behalf of Ayush's friend Mohammad Sultan, a bench led by Justice Sandeep Jain ordered on September 9 that Ayush Malik be produced before the court on September 16, 2026.

The petition alleges that Ayush is being kept confined at home against his will by his family. Upon prima facie review of the documents, the court observed that it appears Ayush had voluntarily converted to Islam and married against his father's wishes.

The court has directed the state government, police, and Ayush's father to produce him in court. If Ayush is not produced, the concerned officials will have to file personal affidavits explaining what steps were taken to bring him before the court.

Now, the future direction of the entire case will largely depend on what statement Ayush himself makes in court on September 16. The matter is currently sub judice before the court.

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#79 [Permalink] Posted on 14th September 2026 11:20

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This behavior is common among South African scholars. Majlis scholars..
In subcontinent they are called, our shaykh is jalali, ( possess stern, powerful, and wrathful aspects of the Divine). These guys do harm to deen.
For me, Mr muadh is nth person with this kind of behavior.

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#80 [Permalink] Posted on 14th September 2026 13:18

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Bismillah.

There is a Maxim in communication courses that states. "If the other person misunderstands what you are saying, or your intentions, then it means you have not communicated effectively.."

I appreciate that English is not your first language. But try and work on communicating more effectively to avoid misunderstanding.

Conversely I remember one of the Mashaykh mentioning in a talk. That the present era is one of Jamal the days of Jalal are long gone.

Speaking harshly and sternly in the present era produces negative results. Children are unwilling to accept stern remarks from parents let alone from others.

Some rather then changing their behaviour if they are spoken to sternly. Instead go on social media and start blaming Islam.

We are in an age of fitnah.

We can only bemoan this and say.

La Hawla wala Quwwata Illah Billah.

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