Confusion in the name of Jamiyat: Not one, two forms of two sections
Many people think after hearing the name "Jamiat", the organizations of India and Bangladesh are the bearers of the same thinking. But the reality is—Ulamaaye Hind in the Jamia and Islamaye in the Jamiae Ulamaaye Islam Bangladesh is opposite to each other in ideals, position and real role.
India's Jamiyat, a strong representation of the traditional Deobandi trend of the subcontinent. They are regularly fighting legal for Indian Muslims rights, religious freedom and protecting Islamic institutions. Their views are clear—"Unity and Religious Freedom".
On the other hand, the role of Bangladesh's land is totally different. For a long time they have been doing some kind of division politics in religious arena by taking a stand against the Tablighi Jamaat. Many of their statements and activities take a stand against the unity of Ummah.
This difference is not just in opinion, but in the space of thoughts and ethics.
So it's said—not the two Jamiats united, but their principles that set them apart.
Even though the name is the same, when the ideal is opposite, it is not unity—the individuality of consciousness is the key. Muslims should take a stand for truth and justice instead of being confused.
Confusion in the name of Jamiyat: Not one, two forms of two sections
Many people think after hearing the name "Jamiat", the organizations of India and Bangladesh are the bearers of the same thinking. But the reality is—Ulamaaye Hind in the Jamia and Islamaye in the Jamiae Ulamaaye Islam Bangladesh is opposite to each other in ideals, position and real role.
India's Jamiyat, a strong representation of the traditional Deobandi trend of the subcontinent. They are regularly fighting legal for Indian Muslims rights, religious freedom and protecting Islamic institutions. Their views are clear—"Unity and Religious Freedom".
On the other hand, the role of Bangladesh's land is totally different. For a long time they have been doing some kind of division politics in religious arena by taking a stand against the Tablighi Jamaat. Many of their statements and activities take a stand against the unity of Ummah.
This difference is not just in opinion, but in the space of thoughts and ethics.
So it's said—not the two Jamiats united, but their principles that set them apart.
Even though the name is the same, when the ideal is opposite, it is not unity—the individuality of consciousness is the key. Muslims should take a stand for truth and justice instead of being confused.
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