"India is a very important neighbour."
Li Keqiang
In its January 3, 2013 issue, Urdu daily Roznama Rashtriya Sahara said that the comment made by the Delhi High Court on polygamy among Muslims was uncalled for and that no one has the right to interfere into the matters of Sharia. The comment made by the High Court on the Kuran is direct interference into Islamic laws and it should be protested.
Muslim Personal Law Board’s Maulana Mohammad Salim said that Sharia allows Muslims for more than one marriage with the condition that the husband is able to take care of his wives and do justice to them.
“The judge, who ruled that if a person does not have any child then only one can marry again, is not correct as marriage is a need if someone feels that a woman is suitable for him. He can then have three or four wives,” Jamiat Ulama-e-Hind president Arshad Madni said.
Arun Kumar
March 8, 2013 at 11:59 am
When will these Mullahs learn. Even in the MENA region second marriage is allowed only with the permission of the first wife. But in India the Muslims think they are above the Law. What may have been relevant in 7th Century is no longer so. It is this mindset which is responsible for the backwardness of the Muslims in India.