Tag: All India Muslim Personal Law Board
Uttarakhand: All India Muslim Personal Law Board Opposes UCC Claiming Muslims Are Governed By “Shariat, Quran, Hadith”
On February 6, the Uttarakhand Legislative Assembly witnessed the introduction of a Uniform Civil Code (UCC) bill, marking a significant legislative development aimed at establishing common civil laws applicable to all residents, irrespective of religion, caste, race, or gender. However, the proposal has ignited controversy,… Read More
“Over 100 Sharia Courts In India, Will Establish More In Muslim-populated Areas”: AIMPLB After Meeting Opposition Leaders To Raise Concerns Against UCC
The All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB) has said that it is working to establish Sharia courts in Muslim-majority areas across India. This comes days after the AIMPLB registered its objection against the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) even as the Centre is merely in… Read More
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Rs. 1000 Cr Haj Subsidy Scrapped… Funds To Be Used For Girls And Women Of The Muslim Community
Starting 2018, Government of India has stopped the nearly Rs. 1,000 crore annual Haj subsidy that was used to support the nearly 1.75 lakh Muslims - both men and women to complete the once in a lifetime Haj pilgrimage. This subsidy will now be used for the education empowerment and welfare of… Read More
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AIMPLB, The Muslim Board – Are They 70 Years Too Late?
The nation await the Supreme Court judgement on oral talaq, which is opposed by millions of women. The Government of India joined the petition by Muslim women to see the ban of this practice and even offered stated that they would bring a law to ban this. However, the All India… Read More
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Muslim Board Says You Need Polygamy To Prevent Illicit Sex… You Decide
You must hear what the All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB) largely an unelected body, recently told the Supreme Court: 1) As Men are better at controlling emotions than women, hence only Husbands have been granted the triple talaq mode of oral divorce; and 2) they also defended polygamy, where a… Read More