Prophet controversy: Owaisi reacts to Al Qaeda's threat
Prophet controversy: Owaisi reacts to Al Qaeda's threat
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Hyderabad: AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi's statement on Al Qaeda, the Pakistani terror group that threatened India with fidayeen attacks in the Prophet Muhammad case, has come to the fore. Owaisi has said that Muslims do not need terrorists like al-Qaeda to protect the name of the Prophet Mohammad. The comment on Prophet Mohammad was made by the suspended spokesperson of the BJP in India, Nupur Sharma, which was disputed. 

 

Many Muslim countries have also opposed it. However,  the BJP had taken action against its leaders Nupur Sharma and Naveen Jindal. In this, Nupur was suspended from the party, while Naveen was expelled from the party. Meanwhile, the statement of the terrorist organization Al Qaeda also came. It had said terror outfits would carry out fidayeen attacks in Delhi-Mumbai-UP and Gujarat. Al-Qaeda said it would avenge the insult to the Prophet. We will ask others to join this war. We will kill those who insult Prophet Mohammed. We will tie explosives to ourselves and our children's bodies so that such people can be blown up. We will not forgive the perpetrators of the Prophet Mohammad. It will eliminate saffron-clad people in Delhi, Mumbai, UP and Gujarat. They will not be able to hide in their house, nor will the security forces be able to save them.

AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi tweeted that the name of our Prophet Mohammad is higher than ever, and we do not need terrorists like Al-Qaeda to protect them. May Allah save our country from those who commit violence and spoil the name of Islam. In his tweet, Owaisi wrote that Hindutva should know that Islam rejects terrorism. The Indian Muslim opposes bigotry. Muslims have never made the accused of UAPA an MP.

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