“Islam is not so weak that we will be dismissed from it just for reciting Bhagwad Gita or wearing a particular kind of costume,” said the 15-year-old student, Alia Khan, on Thursday, after she was delivered a fatwa by Dar-ul-Uloom of Deoband.
The Islamic Academy delivered the fatwa to Khan on January 2 for reciting the cantos of the Hindu divine book at an occasion in her institute recently.
The girl said, “I dressed up as Krishna and recited Gita as part of a competition. They issued the fatwa. The Class 10 student won the second prize for her presentation and was also assumed a cash prize of Rs 25,000.
She was far ahead issued the decree through the Ulemas or Islamic scholars, who labeled her action un-Islamic. The function was prearranged by the Uttar Pradesh administration to mark the 101 years of the historic LucknowDeal of Freedom Struggle which was based on well-known independence combatant, Bal Gangadhar Tilak’sexplanation of Bhagwad Gita.
The program was shown up by state Governor Ram Naik, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and his Maharashtra counterpart DevendraFadnavis, as well as some kind of Tilak. More than 150 students from 11 different regions participated in the competition.
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