No one forced me to convert’, Hadiya tells media as she goes to Delhi for SC hearing

Hadiya, the woman at the centre of a religious conversion case, on Saturday said that she was not forced to convert to Islam and that she wanted to be with her husband. She said that she “wanted justice”.

Hadiya made the statements at Kochi airport while on her way to Delhi. She is travelling to the Capital to appear before the Supreme Court in the case on Monday, November 27. Her remarks come soon after her husband Shafin Jahan filed a complaint claiming some people were trying to convert her back to Hinduism.

She is travelling by air instead of by train because of security concerns, The News Minute reported. “Though the decision was to take her to Delhi by train, we were asked by the government to arrange air travel as there were security concerns about the train journey,” one of her father Ashokan’s lawyers told the website.

Ashokan has alleged that his daughter, whose name was Akhila before she converted, was forced to change her religion and that attempts were made to make her join a terrorist group. Hadiya has been with her parents since the Kerala High Court annulled her marriage and placed her in their custody in May this year. The Kerala Women’s Commission chief was not allowed to meet Hadiya earlier this month.

Comments

Famous Bollywood Stars Who Got the privilege of Performing Hajj

Every year millions of Muslims face Mecca to perform the Hajj, including the sounds of the most popular celebrities. Including Bollywood Stars as well Amir Khan Bollywood actress Amir Khan Khan is also among the actors who have achieved pilgrimage. Actor Amir Khan promised his mother Zainat Hussein that they would take them to the pilgrimage, so he made his promise in 2012 and got pilgrimage of his mother with his mother. On this occasion, Pakistani cricketer Shahid Afridi And Jeddah was also from Jamshed. AR Rehman AR Rehman, the most popular Bollywood musician, and singer, has already paid Hajj for two times, he had performed Hajj for the first time in 2004, after two years later, in 2006 he once again got the pilgrimage. Speaking to the media on occasion, he said that on the day of the birthday I got the most beautiful gift of life, God has given me the pilgrimage. Kadir Khan Kadir Khan talented and comedy actor Qadir Khan has also won the Hajj, Kader

Dua to recite in second ten days of ramadan

Second Ashra – Days Of Forgiveness Forgiveness is to do Astaghfaar for all sins committed so far by Muslims especially in the second Ashra of Ramadan and to repent unto Allah. Do Astaghfaar, feel sorry, desist from committing it again, and make sure not to fall for the same sin again.Dua for the second Ashra is: Translation: “I seek forgiveness from Allah, my Lord, from every sin I committed” – Days Of Maghfirah These are the days of Maghfirah and in the mid of Ramadan Allah’s forgiveness is at peak. He forgives only those who prostrate in front of Him with ashamed spirit and pledge in heart not to do the same again ever. Do Tauba as Allah loves those who repent on their sins, verily He is the only forgiver. – Be Kind – Forgive All While you are asking for Allah’s forgiveness in this Ashra make sure that you do the same to our fellow Muslims by adopting alike trait of your Lord and let forgive them for all their deliberate mistakes.

Saudi Arabia executes 48 in 2018, half on drug charges

Saudi Arabia has executed 48 people in the past four months, half on non-violent drug charges, Human Rights Watch said, urging the kingdom to improve its “notoriously unfair” criminal justice system. “Saudi Arabia has executed 48 people since the beginning of 2018,” the US-based rights group said in a report published late Wednesday. “Many more people convicted of drug crimes remain on death row following convictions by Saudi Arabia’s notoriously unfair criminal justice system.” The ultra-conservative kingdom has one of the world’s highest rates of execution, with suspects convicted of terrorism, homicide, rape, armed robbery and drug trafficking facing the death penalty. Rights experts have repeatedly raised concerns about the fairness of trials in the kingdom, governed under a strict form of Islamic law. The government says the death penalty is a deterrent for further crime. “It’s bad enough that Saudi Arabia executes so many people, but many of them have not committed a

Certified Info

Search This Blog