Fatwa issued against this superstar, Maulana appeals to keep distance!
National President of All india Muslim Jamaat and Chief Mufti of Darul Ifta Maulana Shahabuddin Razvi Barelvi has issued a fatwa in response to a question asked about Tamilaga Vetri Kazhagam (TVK) President Vijay Thalapathy. In this fatwa, it has been said that Vijay Thalapathy is anti-Muslim, his background and old context also have many examples shown against Islam.
Maulana said that inviting drunkards and gamblers anti-social elements in Roza Iftar is illegal and a sinful act. In this fatwa, Muslims of tamil Nadu have been told not to trust such a person and not to invite him to their programs, Muslims should keep distance from them.
Maulana Shahabuddin Razvi Barelvi said in his statement that Vijay Thalapathy is using Muslim sentiments to enter politics from the film world. Whereas his history is full of anti-Muslim sentiments. In the film “The Beast” starring him, he has linked Muslims and the entire Muslim community with terrorism and extremism. In this film, Thalapathy has tried to show Muslims as demons and devils.
islam and Muslims targeted in Vijay’s films
He said that now he is entering politics and he needs votes, so he is now appeasing Muslims. Apart from this, he has also made such films in which islam and Muslims have been targeted. Maulana Barelvi said that in the Iftar party organized by him recently, he also ignored the sanctity of Iftar and ramzan and invited such people in the Iftar who work against the principles of Islam.
tamil Nadu Muslims should keep their distance from Vijay Thalapathy
Maulana Shahabuddin Razvi Barelvi said that the Iftar was attended by drunkards and rowdies, including people who were neither observing fasts nor were involved in Islamic practices. Sunni Muslims in tamil Nadu had also filed a police complaint against him for this. tamil Nadu Muslims should keep their distance from Vijay Thalapathy, not go to his programs and not invite him to their religious programs.
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