Ayodhya verdict: Muslim, Hindu leaders appeal for peace-17/09/2010

17/09/2010

Ayodhya verdict: Muslim, Hindu leaders appeal for peace

(IT CAN HAPPEN. WE CAN RETAIN PEACE,IF WE REALLY WANT TO.THERE IS NO HINDU MUSLIM RIOTS AFTER GUJRAT,THOUGH AKSHRDHAM ATTACK WAS A BIG INCIDENT IN GUJRAT,POST GODHRA.NO TERRORIST ATTACK OR BLASTS AFTER 26/11 OF MUMBAI,EXCEPT IN KASHMIR...THAT'S 'UNREST'.NO 'HINDU TERRORISM ANY MORE,AS THE TERM WE RECENTLY USED,INCLUDING INCIDENCE OF ATTACK ON THE CHURCH IN ORRISSA,KERALA,INCIDENCE OF NUN AND FEW OTHER INCIDENCES IN OTHER PLACES.LIKE PUNE,NAGPUR,RAJASTHAN. VALENTINE DAY BEATING CASES LESSEN UP(THOUGH YOUTH AND EVERYONE MUST KNOW,THERE ARE LAWS AGAINST PEOPLE WHO MISBEHAVE OR GETTING INTO ANY ACT OUTSIDE ON ROADS/PARKS,ON PUBLIC PLACES).....EVEN UNREST IN NORTH-EAST AND EXTREMISM INCIDENTS LESSEN UP NOW, AND I AM SURE EVEN NAXALISM WILL BE IN CONTROL BY 2011, AS DEMANDS FOR EVEN NEW STATES HAS SUBSIDED,SO AS J AND K WILL BE IN PEACE BY THEN. SOUNDING LIKE UTOPIA?? WAIT AND WATCH,IT WILL HAPPEN VERY SOON,AS HUMAN CREATED PROBLEMS CAN BE SOLVED BY HUMAN BEINGS ONLY,AND WE WILL DO IT TOGETHER.AND YES! HUMAN 'ERROR' SHOULDN'T BE TAKEN AS HUMAN 'MISTAKES'.)

Lucknow: With the date of pronouncement of the Allahabad High Court judgement on Ayodhya dispute drawing near, religious leaders and scholars of both the communities have appealed for peace and communal harmony.



Leading Muslim religious leaders, including Shia cleric Maulana Kalbe Jawwad, naib imam of Idgah and member of the All India Muslim Personal Law Board, Maulana Khalid Rasheed Firangimahli besides Islamic seminary Darul Uloom Deoband have asked Muslims to respect the verdict of the court and maintain communal harmony.



Security personnel patrol a street as part of tight security arrangements ahead of the court's verdict on Ayodhya title suits, in Ayodhya on Thursday.

"Peace is of prime importance and we have made the Muslims aware of it at every level in discourses and appeals that communal harmony should be maintained, so as to check vested interests from taking advantage of the situation," Firangimahli said.



Security personnel patrol a street as part of tight security arrangements ahead of the court's verdict on Ayodhya title suits.

Kalbe Jawwad asked community members to be weary of political leaders who would try to take advantage of the situation to serve their ulterior motives. Darul Uloom Deoband had yesterday appealed to the people to respect the verdict of the court and maintain peace and communal harmony in the country.



Tight security arrangements in Ayodhya on Thursday, ahead of the court's verdict on Ayodhya title suits.

The main pujari of the Ram Janmbhoomi temple in Ayodhya, Acharya Satyendra Das Maharaj and Mahant of Janki Ghat in Ayodhya, Janmey Sharan have also asked the community to remain calm and accept the verdict of the court. Satyendra Das, appointed main pujari by the court, had also taken part in the roza iftar function recently to strengthen communal amity.



Tight security arrangements in Ayodhya on Thursday, ahead of the court's verdict on Ayodhya title suits

"In case the verdict is against the aspirations of any individual or party in the case, he is free to approach the Supreme Court," Firangimahli said, adding there should not be any reaction to it in society or on streets.

Source: The Indian Express