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Anti-Islamic Dutch politician Geert Wilders, lashed out against Islam and made offensive remarks towards Prophet Muhammad and pledged his support for the Hindus. And thanked the voters for support.

Muslim prayers were specifically targeted by individuals who aimed to disrupt and disturb. Incidents of religious intolerance marred various prayer gatherings across India. Muslim prayers were disrupted even within the privacy of a flat during Ramadan. Hindutva fanatics intentionally disturbed these peaceful moments, highlighting the need for international condemnation.

The Modi government is accused of erasing Muslim history in India by reclaiming temples and making false claims on mosques. In Uttar Pradesh, Hindutva fanatics assert ownership of a 200-year-old mosque, leading to the arrest of a Muslim youth. Modi's shift towards Israel is noted, along with systematic mosque demolitions to alter Indian history.

In a concerning trend, Hindutva leaders openly target Muslims and Christians, promoting violence and distributing weapons. Government-associated individuals make derogatory remarks without repercussions. However, criticizing the Hindutva government leads to swift legal actions. The recent arrest and abuse of Mohammed Wasi highlight the stark contrast, urging international scrutiny for accountability.

The Indian government official planning to demolish the 150-year-old Sunehri Bagh Masjid. Targeted demolition of mosques, raises concerns about the Indian government’s cultural homogenization efforts. The delicate balance between heritage preservation and official directives underscores a critical juncture in India's cultural and historical landscape.

West Bengal grapples with a disturbing surge in mob lynching incidents, resulting in the deaths of three Muslim men within 72 hours. Accused of theft, the victims faced fatal attacks. The brutal events underscore a concerning pattern of violence, raising urgent calls for international voices to condemn the Hindutva government of India.

In Rajasthan, Modi’s party won recent elections. The new government wanted to loudspeakers from mosque, calling Azan a source of noise pollution. In Jaipur, police, following government orders, dismantled mosque loudspeakers during the morning prayer. Similar actions are taken in Madya Pradesh. Muslim clerics challenge the government, questioning why Azan is singled out while other noises are ignored. Critics perceive this as an agenda to suppress Muslims and Islam by Modi and RSS.

India faces a perilous communal hate, as Hindutva extremists paint "Jai Shree Ram" on a mosque, sparking fears of a Muslim genocide. The incident, centered in Aligarh, stems from the upcoming inauguration of a Hindu deity Ram's temple in Ayodhya. Tensions escalate, with historical grievances and concerns about leadership contributing to the volatile situation.

Hindu priest Sachidanand Saraswati sparks outrage with a hate-filled speech targeting Islam, Christianity, and communism as enemies of Hindus. Advocating social and economic segregation, he urges Hindus to avoid Muslims and Christians. Critics call for action against hate speech, questioning the authorities' response. Concerns rise over the impact on religious coexistence in India.

A Bajrang Dal leader in Madhya Pradesh delivers a hate speech targeting Islam, despite the UN Resolution on Islamophobia. Hindutva leaders, seemingly protected by Modi's government, continue spreading Islamophobic content. Incidents of assault on Muslims follow, including an unprovoked attack on a couple at a toll gate and the brutal treatment of an elderly Muslim man, illustrating the real-life consequences of divisive rhetoric.

The Rajasthan Assembly elections witnessed the BJP's victory, including Hindutva leader Balmukund. Post-election, Balmukund, yet to be sworn in, targeted Muslim meat shops, using police threats. Viral videos show him instructing officers to shut down non-vegetarian vendors. Human rights groups question his authority, emphasizing the need to protect diverse cultural harmony in Rajasthan from such actions by a newly elected politician.

In Madhya Pradesh's Sehore, a viral video reveals plans to convert mosques into Bajrang Dal offices, escalating communal tensions after a controversial Hindu rally. Meanwhile, in Varanasi, the aftermath of the Babri Masjid's destruction fuels Hindu activists' targeting of mosques, adding to concerns over India's religious harmony. PM Modi's political maneuvers amplify apprehensions.

Assam's Chief Minister, Hemanta Biswa Sharma, a close ally of Modi, declared the closure of 800 madrassas in a day, vowing to shut down all in India if Modi wins. Allegations include mosque demolitions and temple construction on mosque land. Sharma pledges to end Muslim reservations if Modi's party triumphs in 2024 elections, intensifying concerns over rising anti-Muslim sentiments in Indian politics.

A misleading video falsely claimed Qatar's Emir urged Indian Muslims not to interfere in Israel-Palestine. Fact-checking revealed it dated back to 2017, debunking the false narrative. India, under Modi, saw a rise in anti-Muslim sentiment fueled by misinformation. Qatar, known for justice, faced adversity, demanding an apology and supporting Palestine. Hindutva attempts to tarnish Qatar's positive image in the Muslim world.

The recent election results in the Netherlands have highlighted the rise of right-wing populism in Europe, with Geert Wilders, a prominent anti-Muslim politician, securing the largest number of seats. Wilders' party, the Freedom Party (PVV), obtained 23.5% of the vote, making it the leading party in the Dutch Parliament. Wilders' ideology is characterized by a strong anti-Islam stance, advocating for measures such as banning Islamic schools, the Quran, and the closure of mosques and the prohibition of headscarves. This trend of extreme anti-Islamic leaders is part of a global phenomenon, with similar figures emerging in France, Italy, India, Brazil, Hungary, Australia, and Israel. The broader impact of these leaders on issues like immigration, nationalism, and religious identity is reshaping the global political landscape, reflecting a larger trend in European politics.

Uttar Pradesh, led by Yogi Adityanath, has banned halal certification, sparking controversy. An FIR links organizations to alleged terror funding. Critics fear economic and social consequences for the Muslim community. The ban's potential impact on trade and the delicate balance of religious freedom is under scrutiny. The controversy raises questions about government decisions intersecting with cultural and economic complexities.

Despite global anti-Israel protests, Modi's government intensifies crackdown on pro-Palestine sentiment in India. Recent arrests, including a student for a WhatsApp status, showcase the administration's iron-fisted approach. Scenes from India reveal deep sentiment among Indian Muslims, met with police actions, raising concerns over freedom of expression. The government's stance remains firm amid growing international outcry.

A recently released criminal, Punit Karehalli, known for his involvement in various illegal activities, was accused of the brutal killing of a Muslim cattle transporter, Idrees Pasha. Despite eyewitness testimonies, Punit was acquitted due to insufficient evidence, highlighting a troubling bias against Muslims in certain segments of society.

Indian media's narratives are inciting Indian Hindu expatriates in Arab countries to make anti-Islamic remarks. Since 2019, approximately 58 such cases have been reported across Gulf countries. This alarming trend raises concerns about the influence of media on expat communities and their interactions with their host nations.

Many prominent figures, including Udhav Thakre, Mahua Moitra, and Satyapal Malik, have expressed concerns about the potential resurgence of Gujarat-like riots instigated by Hindutva groups. History has shown that Hindutva organizations, particularly leaders like Modi and Shah, along with support from VHP, have the capacity to incite communal clashes similar to those seen in Gujarat. It is crucial for Indian Muslims to remain vigilant, as failure to do so may result in the loss of thousands of lives and the potential victimization of hundreds of Muslim women. May Allah safeguard the well-being of every Muslim worldwide.

In a passionate speech, President Erdogan highlighted the global menace of Islamophobia and xenophobia, condemning hate crimes against Muslims and refugees. They urged nations to adopt resolute policies to combat Islamophobia and address legislative discrepancies promptly. Erdogan praised international efforts to protect religious texts and emphasized the importance of defending humanitarian values, human rights, and fundamental liberties across faiths on a global scale.

Hindutva extremists display shocking cruelty in targeting disabled Muslims. In one instance, they branded a mentally challenged boy with a Hindu deity's name, exploiting his vulnerability. Another incident at JNU witnessed a physically disabled Muslim student, Farooq, enduring a brutal attack by ABVP goons. These heart-wrenching acts of violence underscore the urgent need to condemn such brutality and promote empathy and tolerance.

In Uttar Pradesh, Muslim men spend their nights in the forest to escape police persecution (link is here). Now, a similar situation is unfolding in Haryana. Amidst communal riots driven by Hindutva, innocent Muslims confront the dread of police presence. Compelled to hide and evade unending police torture, men endure harsh conditions in forests, while women and children seek refuge with relatives. The political climate exacerbates with job losses and marginalization, as Hindutva's influence intensifies, leaving the Muslim community vulnerable and devoid of support.

The RSS creates an India opposed to Islam. Thoughts of these children, articulates the condition of Islam in India. Today it's these innocent children, tomorrow it's the adult men. Future generations of Indian Muslims will face an uphill battle. The silence of the Muslim world paves the way for the Muslim genocide in India.

Kiswa is made from dog leather, (أَسْتَغْفِرُ اللّٰهَ‎) covered with laces and hangings in gold. Shiva, who is dozing beneath Kaba and whose third eye is capable of destroying the entirety of Islam.” Let's inform Muslims around the world how enemies of Islam spreading venom against Islam through the education system. It is a component of a larger plan to build the army that will fight Islam in the future.