Danger - Two types of Holy war in India




Danger - Two types of Holy war




There is an indication that India is tolerating the increasing danger of ISIS. On 11th September, officials arrested a 38 years old Asfha jabinka joseph at Hyderabad airport.
United Arab Emirates deported her to India because she was indulging in activities of ISIS.

India is a large subcontinent, but in last eighteen months, it has been pointed out that few Muslims have become fundamentalist especially at two cities Hyderabad and Mumbai. Hyderabad has large IT companies and Mumbai is India’s financial capital.

Till yet Indian agencies have arrested six Muslim men and women who were motivating other Indian Muslims to join ISIS.  

The failure of Arab revolution is only the lack of open ideas in Muslim community. The fundamentalist Muslims not all Muslims, believe that holy war is right in the present time. These particular Muslims are taught a lot about the wrong concept holy war.

Now India is getting divided in two kinds of Muslims.
Most Muslims consider them Indian first and then they call themselves Muslim who is ready to die for India.
Second kinds of Muslims are those fundamentalist Muslims who consider religion first; nationalities have no importance for them and want to kill all non believers of Allah.

Hyderabad is center of fundamentalist Assuddin oveshi who does the politics on the name of Islam. His All India Majlis-i-ittehadul-Musalmin is getting majority in Muslim populated areas.
On 6th of May, Indian agencies stopped fourteen young Muslims to leave India to join ISIS. All these youngsters were from Hyderabad.

Hyderabad, Mumbai and Kerala are the base for most of the fundamentalist Muslims. Few youngsters show the flag of ISIS in Kashmir too. Few Muslim youngsters have clicked photographs in ISIS Tshirts at Jharkhand and Tamilnaadu. 



India is facing two types of Holy wars danger. 
First danger is from Lshkar-e-taiyaba and Jaish –e- Mohammad who are supported by Pakistan’s army.

Second danger is from the situation where in the Indian Muslims are becoming fundamentalist. To join ISIS, Indian Muslims are using two ways; one way is to take a flight to Australia, Singapur, Pakistan, Afganistan, Oman, United states of Emirates and leave for Iraq.

People of different religion live in India. Indian constitution must be the only religion for Indians. Youngsters must marry in different religions without changing their religion.




Reference –

Dainik Jagran – Monday – 21 September, 2015

By TUFEL AHMAD
(Middile east research Institute, Washington DC)


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