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However, free intermixing of genders in the same line or common space is not in conformity with the position prescribed in Islam and that needs to be taken care of by segregation within the premises by the management committee, if possible, the board said in a statement.
A Muslim woman is free to enter a mosque to offer Namaz (prayers), the All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB) has told the Supreme Court
It has responded to a petition filed by a Pune-based Muslim woman and advocate Farha Anwar Hussain Shaikh that has sought that the apex court declare the prohibition on the entry of Muslim women into mosques illegal.
A petition has sought that the apex court declare the prohibition on the entry of Muslim women into mosques illegal.
The Board discussed the issue of uniform civil code and said that the fundamental rights provide freedom of religion to all citizens and bringing the uniform civil code would deprive citizens of the privileges given to them by the constitution.