الهند: علماء المسلمين يقاومون فرض ثقافة البراهمة على المجتمع الإسلامي

خبر من مصادر إنجليزية.

أعلنت الهيئة الإسلامية للأحوال الشخصية في "الهند" عن تدشين حملات واسعة لمواجهة محاولات الحكومة الهندية فرض الثقافة البراهمية على المجتمع الهندي، بما يضر بثقافة المسلمين وهُويَّتهم الدينية.

وفي هذا الصدد قرَّرت الهيئة بدء حملة "حماية الدين والحقوق الدستورية"، ودعوة الأقليات الأخرى والمنظمات الحقوقية وفئات المجتمع المحرومة لدعم الحملة، التي تستهدف مقاومة التحول المقلق بالسياسة والمناخ الاجتماعي، الذي يسير في طريق هيمنة الثقافة الهندوسية؛ المصدر: شبكة الألوكة.

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Muslim Board to campaign against imposition of Brahminical culture

The All India Muslim Personal Law Board, the apex body of Indian Muslims, has decided to launch a nationwide campaign against attempts by the government to impose Brahminical culture and vedic dharam.

Voicing concern over the threats posed to the religious and cultural identity of minorities and other groups, the board announced the launch of the `deen aur dastur bachao` (save religion and constitution) campaign.

The board has also involved other minority groups and organisations from the depressed classes in the campaign.

Stating that an "alarming" situation was prevailing in the country, AIMPB general secretary Moulana Sajjad Naomani told a news conference here on Saturday that the attempts to impose a Brahminical social order and rituals like yoga, surya namaskar and Vande Mataram were against the Indian Constitution.

"This is not bothering just Muslims but also all other social and religious units. As the largest minority, the board took up the responsibility to take all along and launch a movement to save our faith and constitution," he said.

The Muslim leader said minorities can`t be deprived of their religious and social identity in the same of development. "On one side you talk of development and on the other you want to deprive minorities of religious and social identity and you take actions and make legislations for this," he said.