News Topic:Sheikh Ghulam Rasool Hami
Religion
MMU urges scholars to avoid incitement, preserve sectarian harmony in Kashmir
The Muttahida Majlise-e-Ulama (MMU) Jammu and Kashmir expressed its firm resolve to disallow any attempts to spread sectarian discord in Kashmir.
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Religion
Waseem Rizvi’s move sparks widespread resentment in Kashmir
Jammu and Kashmir’s religious scholar have come down heavily on Waseem Rizvi for approaching Supreme Court to remove 26 verses of holy Quran.
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J&K
67 locations identified for new liquor shops in Kashmir: Sources
The J&K Government is going to open liquor sale points at different locations in Kashmir valley in a Muslim-majority area.
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News & Interviews
Anti-Drug Seminar organized in Pulwama
PULWAMA — Continuing its efforts to fight drug menace, Karwani Islami International organized an anti-drug seminar at Souchh Kral Memorial College of Education in...
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