Kashmiri Muslims block Modi Party's prayer plan

The article focused on an attempt by the Indian government, led by the Bharatiya Janata Party, to unify the Friday sermons in mosques across Kashmir. This move sparked angry reactions from local Muslim scholars and leaders. Dargushan Andrabi, the head of the Jammu and Kashmir Waqf Board, issued instructions to standardize the sermons and have them prepared by a committee of senior scholars. Many viewed this as a direct interference in religious affairs and a violation of Muslim freedoms. This led to widespread protests, with leaders emphasizing that determining the sermon content is the responsibility of scholars, not administrative bodies, and that such interference remains a breach of Muslims' rights. Following the backlash, Andrabi retracted her decision, stating that the matter should be left to independent scholars. This development comes amid growing fears that the government aims to control religious practices and curtail religious freedoms in the region, which has been experiencing political unrest for years.

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