Misconceptions about Islam existing because Muslims not following Prophet (pbuh)'

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October 20, 2012
 Bhatkal, October 20: Not inculcating teachings of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) in daily life has contributed to the growth of misunderstandings and misconceptions about Islam and Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) among people, Moulana Abdul Bari Nadvi, Principal, Jamia Islamia, Bhatkal, and Khateeb, Jamia Masjid, Bhatkal, said.

 

He was speaking at a programme organized by the Majlis-e-Islaah-o-Tanzeem, Bhatkal, against the controversial film about Islam that went viral on Youtube. Misconceptions about Islam have spread because the followers of Islam are not inculcating the teachings of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) besides failing in conveying the message of Islam and the Prophet's (pbuh) life to the world, he said.

 

People who have tried to defame the Prophet (pbuh) can never been successful, he said, stating that several attempts made in the past have all gone in vain.

 

Mohammed Ishaaq Puttur of Jamaat-e-Islami Hind (JIH), Mangalore, said that Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) is the most honourable person who lived on the face of the earth. In the name of freedom of expression, a conspiracy is being carried out against Islam and Muslims, he said. Stating that no one has the right to point to finger at the Prophet's (pbuh) life, Mr. Puttur said that no amount of protests are enough to condemn the act. The Prophet's (pbuh) personality was such that he would show compassion and kindness even to his enemies, he pointed out.

 

Muhiddin Althaf Kharoori, Chief Secretary, Tanzeem, demanded a worldwide ban on the controversial film against Islam. SM Syed Parvez, Vice President of Tanzeem, presided over the programme.

 

R P Manohar, Assistant Commissioner, accepted the memorandum submitted to him against the film on the occasion.

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New Delhi, Jun 1: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday sought a discussion on advances in telemedicine, the use of "Make in India" products in the healthcare, and the use of IT tools in the medical sector for a healthier society.

Addressing an event at the Rajiv Gandhi Health University in Bengaluru via video conference, he sought a discussion on whether new models can be conceived that make telemedicine popular on a larger scale.

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Bengaluru, May 26: The Karnataka government today resolved to continue with the online method of education as a new normal in the field of higher education. 

Holding the review of the Higher Education department, Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa expressed interest in providing online education to students in higher educational institutes.

Yediyurappa directed the officials to look into the possibilities of extending online education from as early as Pre-University level so that the new method can easily be followed as they scale up the academic career. 

Keeping in mind the less expenditure and online teaching being cost-effective, Yediyurappa said, “If you compare online teaching with the regular classroom teaching, it is not only cost-effective but also helps in savings in terms of resources. Officials must look into the new method and start introducing it as early as PU classes.”

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The department of forest has been working on using drones and setting up a centre in Mysuru or Chamarajanagar to monitor three crucial tiger reserves — Bandipur, Nagarhole, and BRT.

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