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India must ask Israel to abstain from aggression: Muslim leaders

India must ask Israel to abstain from aggression: Muslim leaders By IANS | 1 Views UN concerned over most serious escalation between Israel, Palestine. Image Source: IANS News New Delhi, May 13 : Amid the ongoing tensions in Gaza, Muslim leaders of the country have condemned the Israeli attacks on Al-Aqsa Mosque, Jerusalem, Gaza and other places in Palestine and demanded that India must ask Israel to shun aggression. We believe that this aggression is part of Israel s terrorist tactics to evacuate Palestinian territories through violent acts and resettle Jewish settlers there, in clear violation of international law. An unjust and cruel campaign is currently underway to evacuate the Sheikh Jarrah area of Jerusalem, and for this, civilians, including children, the elderly, and women, are being subjected to severe atrocities on a large scale. The forcible eviction of Palestinians is a violation of all principles of human rights. said the leaders in a signed stateme

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Massive traffic jams in shopping areas

Social distancing norms go for a toss

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Eid-ul-Fitr 2021: India to celebrate Eid on Friday, clerics urge to follow COVID-19 protocol

Highlights This year Eid is going to be a low-key affair due to the devastating COVID-19 pandemic Shahi Imam Bukhari, AIMPLB, Darul Uloom Deoband and others have called for a private celebration of Eid New Delhi: Ei-ul-Fitr, popularly known as ‘meethi Eid’, is going to be celebrated tomorrow (May 14) in India. Saudi Arabia, UAE, North America, which started fasting one day before Indians, are celebrating Eid today. Eid-ul-Fitr is celebrated after the end of the holy month of Ramadan and the beginning of the tenth month of the Islamic calendar Shawwal. Islamic or Hijri calendar follows lunar movements hence the sighting of the crescent moon is important to mark the beginning of a new month.

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Eid festival celebration : AIMPBL, Darul Uloom Deoband and many mosque committees advised to follow Corona s guidelines | मुस्लिम संगठनों ने कहा- मस्जिदों में भीड़ न लगाएं, इन हालात में घर पर नमाज बेहतर; जानिए 5 राज्यों की गाइडलाइंस

Eid festival celebration : AIMPBL, Darul Uloom Deoband and many mosque committees advised to follow Corona s guidelines | मुस्लिम संगठनों ने कहा- मस्जिदों में भीड़ न लगाएं, इन हालात में घर पर नमाज बेहतर; जानिए 5 राज्यों की गाइडलाइंस
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No Eid prayers in mosques as Telangana closes places of worship

No Eid prayers in mosques as Telangana closes places of worship Eid is to be celebrated on Thursday or Friday, depending on the sighting of the new crescent By IANS| Posted by Sameer | Updated: 12th May 2021 9:15 am IST Representational photo Hyderabad: There will be no Eid prayers in Telangana mosques as the state government has ordered closure of all places of worship during the 10-day lockdown beginning Wednesday. A Government Order issued on Tuesday night following the Cabinet decision makes it clear that religious gatherings/congregations shall not be permitted. The restrictions were imposed on the eve of Eid-ul-Fitr, the festival marking the culmination of Ramzan.

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