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Both the Russian and Ukrainian militaries are leaning on drones, but they’re also firing cruise and ballistic missiles, some of them relatively new and experimental.
UK, EFTA already in the bag and EU on the way, many members of RCEP except China signed up, and even restrictions on China being lifted, India has changed its mind on trade.
In the erstwhile princely states, many large tracts of land were given to certain families over generations for service rendered to the kings. Same applies to many Waqf lands also. But, after the Indian republic came into existence, all these lands were resurveyed and allotted to those who were living there. So, many princely families came to possess only palaces and properties which were occupied by them. All other properties got distributed to the common people. Now, Muslims want to go back to the Mughal era and claim land and property rights from then on. So the moot question is, are we living in a secular republic or an Islamic empire?
Allah cannot and must not own land in India. India was divided in 1947 on religious lines and Allah got her share of the land – Pakistan and Bangladesh.
In India, Allah will not be allowed to own any property.
In the erstwhile princely states, many large tracts of land were given to certain families over generations for service rendered to the kings. Same applies to many Waqf lands also. But, after the Indian republic came into existence, all these lands were resurveyed and allotted to those who were living there. So, many princely families came to possess only palaces and properties which were occupied by them. All other properties got distributed to the common people. Now, Muslims want to go back to the Mughal era and claim land and property rights from then on. So the moot question is, are we living in a secular republic or an Islamic empire?
Allah cannot and must not own land in India. India was divided in 1947 on religious lines and Allah got her share of the land – Pakistan and Bangladesh.
In India, Allah will not be allowed to own any property.