Faisal Khan or Ayush Malik?

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#31 [Permalink] Posted on 1st July 2026 01:36

UP man Ayush Malik, who converted to Islam for lover, returns to Hinduism

Ayush Malik, the Shamli man whose conversion to Islam had triggered an investigation under Uttar Pradesh's anti-conversion law, has now returned to Hinduism, with his family claiming he voluntarily re-embraced the faith after considering the distress caused to his parents.

A video that surfaced after his return shows Ayush performing Hindu rituals and prayers. In the video, he says he had converted to Islam but has now decided, of his own free will, to return to Sanatan Dharma and live with his family.

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#32 [Permalink] Posted on 1st July 2026 06:03

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The situation is similar to treaty of Hudaibiyah. Any Meccan who fled to Medina and reverted to Islam without their guardian's permission had to be returned to Mecca. Conversely, any Muslim from Medina who defected to Mecca would not be returned

Thousands of muslim girls are poached (no exaggeration) and they get married to mushrikeen, for each girl these mushriks are rewarded. if a non-muslim reverts, he/she is jailed under serious sedition charges

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#33 [Permalink] Posted on 1st July 2026 13:41

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There are dozens of detailed Interviews about his Islam, there are no Interviews about his return to Hinduism but a clip of him. Since I do not make my mind without credible information I will wait until I hear directly from him.

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Since you hate Islam and Muslims you continue to lie.

There are no credible statistics showing "thousands" of Muslim girls are entering relationships with mushrikeen. That narrative is largely promoted by sections of the Indian media and popularized through Bollywood.

There are Muslim girls who enter such relationships, and it is a problem that should be addressed. However, the reasons are more complex. In my view, many well-known historical and modern examples come from Shia or Ismaili backgrounds, or from the entertainment industry and courtesan culture.

If you study the history of Mughal India, prostitution, Bollywood, and Muslim women who married non-Muslims, you'll find numerous examples such as Begum Samru (Farzana Zeb-un-Nissa), Gohar Jan, Azeezun Bai, Husna Bai, and Mubarak Begum. Mughal records also note that brothels were closed during Muharram, reflecting the historical association of many courtesans with Shia communities.

In fact, just yesterday I was discussing this with someone in Karachi.

Other factors include children from mixed families and the long-standing obsession with fair skin in South Asian culture. Many historical examples involve women of Afghan, Iranian, Kashmiri, or Gilgit-Baltistan ancestry.

I'm not saying practicing Sunni women are never involved, there are exceptions in every community. My point is that the issue is often presented in a misleading way, while the historical patterns deserve a more honest discussion.

This theme is very popular in the West, with countless books, films, and TV shows centered on "forbidden love," often drawing on historical examples. But when you look more closely at many of those stories, the reality is often quite different from the romanticized version. The same can be seen in Pakistan, where the relationships between prominent politicians and prostitutes have been documented in works such as From Parliament to Bazar-e-Husn.

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In western culture you will find this theme as "Nautch Girls" of India.

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#34 [Permalink] Posted on 1st July 2026 15:55

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O you who have believed, avoid much [negative] assumption. Indeed, some assumption is sin.
Surah Al-Hujurat Ayat 12

Since br @muadh khan conclusion is based on assumption, I forgive him.

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