Mr. Maulana Marghoobur Rahman

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  Yadav met the 98-year-old head and rector of Darul Uloom Deoband, Maulana Marghoobur Rahman along with other senior Ulema. He told them about the communal forces that wanted to divide the country.
  
  The SP chief urged the clerics to pray for defeat of such forces that are acting against the interests of the country. He praised the role of Muslim clergy in the freedom movement.
  
  He said that he felt delighted at his reception in the historic Darul Uloom.

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  Maulana Marghoobur Rahman, the rector of the Darul Uloom who is also one of the most respected muftis in the country said that Islam does not favour any type of terrorism and that Darul Uloom has always stood against unjustified violence and terrorism.
  
  The octogenarian Maulana went on to say that Islam is totally against mischief, rioting and murder among the severest sins and crimes.

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  Darul Uloom Deoband Chief Rector Maulana Marghoob-ur Rahman said, "We don't have any link or association with terrorism, terrorists, whatsoever.We reject terrorism in all its forms and manifestations.Terrorism completely negates the teachings of Islam, which is the faith of love and peace."
  
  "Any terrorist activity which targets innocent people directly, contradicts Islam's concept of peace," Vice-Rector of the seminary Maulana Abdul Khaliq Madrasi said while reading out the speech of Maulana Marghoob-ur Rahman.
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  "Madrassas, spread in every nook and cranny of the country, teach humanity, peace, reconciliation and love," Maulana Marghoob-ur Rahman said.
  
  He also called upon madrassa managements to usher in more transparency in their financial dealings and ensure a pure Islamic environment in their schools.

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  Maulana Marghoobur Rahman, a member of the Darul governing body, said that terrorist acts fell under the "shirk category of sins".

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  The head of the Deoband institution, Maulana Marghoobur Rahman, described terrorism as a thoughtless act which is against the teachings of Islam.

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  "Maulana Fazlur Rahman, an alert politician, has said time and again that the Ghazi brothers are dancing to the tune of [intelligence] agencies so that people's attention would be diverted from the problems faced by General Musharraf in the country, and in order to impress upon the outside world that Islamist extremism has become such a serious danger that only a moderate and progressive commando like General Musharraf can meet this challenge.
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  "Maulana Fazlur Rahman and Chaudhary Shujaat Hussein were trying to reestablish the connection, but then the military operation began.

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  "There is no place for terrorism in Islam," Maulana Marghoobur Rahman, the ageing rector of Deoband, told Reuters on Tuesday.
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  But Rahman said it was unjust to equate Islam with terrorism, to see every Muslim as a suspect or for governments to use this to harass innocent Muslims.

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  The head of the powerful seminary, Maulana Marghoobur Rahman, said terrorism was completely wrong and thoughtless, and contradicted Islam's concept of peace, the NDTV network reported, quoting from his address to 10,000 clerics from religious schools - known as madrassas - and foreign delegates. Speaking at the institution, some 150 kilometers north of New Delhi, Rahman also criticized the Indian government, saying that policing of madrassas and students was unjustified and went against the secular character of the country.
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  The head of the powerful seminary, Maulana Marghoobur Rahman, said terrorism was completely wrong and thoughtless, and contradicted Islam's concept of peace, the NDTV network reported, quoting from his address to 10,000 clerics from religious schools - known as madrassas - and foreign delegates.
  
  Speaking at the institution, some 150 kilometers north of New Delhi, Rahman also criticized the Indian government, saying that policing of madrassas and students was unjustified and went against the secular character of the country.
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  Opening the conclave the head of the Deoband school, Maulana Marghoobur Rahman, described terrorism as a thoughtless act which is against the teachings of Islam.
  
  He said that the killing of innocent people of any religion was prohibited by the Koran, the Muslim Holy Book.

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  The immediate reason behind the Deoband's decision is said to be the conflict that took place in the premises of the seminary on the night of May 31, the day when Darul Uloom rector Maulana Marghubur Rahman attended the massive anti-terrorism conference in New Delhi's Ramlila Ground.As the conference was organised by JUH leader and MP Maulana Mahmood Madani, the Arshad Madani camp had made a big issue of it with even students taking sides.

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  Terrorism completely negates the teachings of Islam, which is the faith of love and peace," Maulana Marghoob-ur Rahman, chief rector of Darul Uloom, told UNI.
  
  Reciting verses from the Quran, Maulana Rahman said Islam preaches equality and compassion among all human beings."Madarasas, which are the real flag bearers of the Islamic teachings, hereby declare without mincing words that they don't have any truck with terrorism."
  
  The declaration accused the government of being "partial" against madarasas while investigating terrorism cases.Anti-terror probes were preceded "by a malicious campaign against these seminaries unleashed by communal forces".
  
  "Madarasas spread in every nook and cranny of the country teach humanity, peace, reconciliation and love," said Maulana Rahman.He requested the custodians of madarasas to usher in more transparency in their financial dealings and ensure a pure Islamic environment in their schools.

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