Many years ago, India was ruled by the great emperor Akbar. His court was considered the center of knowledge and thoughts. Akbar wanted people not to tie the old rules only, but should adopt new thinking and education. Scholar Mulla Abdul Qadir Badauni was also in his court. He wrote in his book Tawarikh that Akbar left some Islamic rules and accepted some things of the heretics. Mulla Badauni made many serious allegations against Akbar, some of which cannot be mentioned publicly.

Akbar made this plan in 1582

In 1582, Akbar planned to run a new religion. He held meetings with the intelligent people of his court. In a meeting, King Bhagwandas Kachhwaha asked him that if Hindu and Muslim religion are bad, then what will be his new religion. Akbar thought and stopped persuading the king to the new religion, but continued to work on his thoughts.

Meanwhile, some opponents were sent to southern states. He explained to the rulers there that Akbar has punished them, so that they get shelter in their states with respect. Akbar appointed Qazi Abdul Samee in Delhi and implemented new rules.

Darbari started changing names to please Haram’s women

Mulla Badauni wrote that some courtiers started changing their names to please the women of Haram. He changed the name to names like Mohammad, Yaar Mohammad. Seeing these steps, Akbar tried to change education and thinking in the society.

Akbar called Syed Mir Fateh Ulla and tasked him to teach the children of the rich. Children were taught new ways of calculations, letters and knowledge. Syed Mir Fateh Ulla gave modern education to the children and introduced them to new thinking.

Mulla Badauni protested

Mulla Badauni protested, but it was clear that Akbar’s purpose was to expand knowledge and education in the society. Their efforts gave the children a new thinking and created a new atmosphere of ideas in the court.

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Muslim personal law board: BJP MP and Joint Parliament Committee Chairman Jagdambika Pal has made serious allegations on the All India Muslim Personal Law Board. According to him, the Muslim Personal Law Board is misleading the Muslims and minorities of the country. He said that the Waqf Amendment Bill brought by the government is in the interest of Muslims, especially for the poor, Pasmanda, women, widows and children.

Jagdambika Pal made it clear that no religious place, mosque or cemetery will be affected by the Waqf Amendment Bill as the Muslim Personal Law Board is making allegations. The allegation of the board that with the implementation of this law, the properties of mosques and cemeteries will end are completely baseless. He said that the board is deliberately trying to spread confusion, while this bill is transparent and beneficial for Muslims.

Pal accused Owaisi of doing politics of appeasement

Accusing the opposition parties of doing politics of appeasement, Pal took the name of Asaduddin Owaisi, especially. He said that Owaisi is well aware that there is no provision to snatch religious places or properties in this amendment, yet he is misleading.

Performance and law process

Jagdambika Pal also said that the demonstrations in Jantar Mantar and Patna will not make any difference to the process of this law. If any kind of unconventionalism is found in the bill, then people can move to the court. He informed that the Joint Parliament Committee has submitted its report to the government, which is now for approval in the cabinet. After this, the bill will be presented in Parliament.

Announcement of agitation on Waqf amendment

Jagdambika Pal said that Prime Minister Modi’s slogan ‘Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sab’s Faith’ will be fully applicable in this process and this bill will prove beneficial for Muslims. The All India Muslim Personal Law Board has called for a movement across the country against the Waqf Amendment Bill, due to which there is a possibility of uproar in Parliament.