Those who want to come closer to Muslims are welcome, but there should be no difference between words and actions: Darul-Uloom

Darul Uloom Idgah spokesperson Sufiyan Nizami said on Monday that Muslims have no fight with any party over the telecast of Narendra Modi’s Mann Ki Baat in madrassas. He said, ‘We do not tell anyone who to vote or not to vote for, but if a party wants to come closer to Muslims, then it is not anybody’s fiefdom to stop them from coming closer to them.’ He further said that those who want to maintain good relation with Muslims, they need to clear their intentions and there is a need to ban those people who, being in their own party, spew venom against Muslims.

Nizami said that a Muslim does not look at any party or group or organization with hatred, nor does he understand the need for it. We welcome those who want to come closer to Muslims. Along with this, it would be better if they do not differentiate between their words and actions.

Actually, in Uttar Pradesh, the Bharatiya Janata Party wants to increase its penetration among Muslims. Keeping this in mind, BJP’s Minority Morcha has started preparations to narrate Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Mann Ki Baat program among madrassa students. Aired on the radio on the last Sunday of every month, the program will complete 100 episodes on the 30th of this month. BJP has made this special preparation for this only.