PM Modi to attend Ram temple inauguration in January - Muslims have this Request
On january 22, prime minister Narendra Modi will be present at the 'Pran Pratishtha' function at the ram temple in Ayodhya. On this day, the idol of Lord ram will be brought inside the temple. Muslims have asked the prime minister to lay the foundation stone of the rebuilt babri masjid before his visit to Ayodhya.
Muslims will be granted an alternative 5-acre plot of land in Dhannipur for the construction of babri masjid, while the ram mandir would be built at the 2.77-acre disputed site, according to the historic 2019 supreme court order in the ayodhya property dispute. The 'Indo-Islamic Cultural Foundation' was established to supervise the construction of the mosque, while 'Shri ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra' was founded for the purpose of building the temple.
Nonetheless, Muslims are now requesting a replacement of the Indo-Islamic Cultural Foundation's trustees. They are not happy with how quickly the mosque is being built. The mosque's foundation stone has not yet been laid, but the idol of Lord ram is scheduled to be installed in the temple in January.
Muslims want prime minister Modi to visit ayodhya in january and lay the foundation stone for the mosque as well. "It is a fortunate moment for our prime minister to visit Ayodhya. We ask that he also begin construction on the mosque. "We sincerely hope for this," stated indian Muslim League President Muhammad Ismail Ansari.
The indian Muslim League's acting state president, Nazmul Hasan Ghani, asked prime minister Modi to visit the Dhannipur mosque's cornerstone ceremony alongside Dr. Ilyasi, the president of the All india Imam Organisation, and Imam ahmed Bukhari of Jama Masjid. One of the primary petitioners in the Babri Masjid-Ram temple controversy, Iqbal Ansari, blamed members of the Indo-Islamic Cultural Foundation for the construction delay of the mosque.
Muslims will be granted an alternative 5-acre plot of land in Dhannipur for the construction of babri masjid, while the ram mandir would be built at the 2.77-acre disputed site, according to the historic 2019 supreme court order in the ayodhya property dispute. The 'Indo-Islamic Cultural Foundation' was established to supervise the construction of the mosque, while 'Shri ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra' was founded for the purpose of building the temple.
Nonetheless, Muslims are now requesting a replacement of the Indo-Islamic Cultural Foundation's trustees. They are not happy with how quickly the mosque is being built. The mosque's foundation stone has not yet been laid, but the idol of Lord ram is scheduled to be installed in the temple in January.
Muslims want prime minister Modi to visit ayodhya in january and lay the foundation stone for the mosque as well. "It is a fortunate moment for our prime minister to visit Ayodhya. We ask that he also begin construction on the mosque. "We sincerely hope for this," stated indian Muslim League President Muhammad Ismail Ansari.
The indian Muslim League's acting state president, Nazmul Hasan Ghani, asked prime minister Modi to visit the Dhannipur mosque's cornerstone ceremony alongside Dr. Ilyasi, the president of the All india Imam Organisation, and Imam ahmed Bukhari of Jama Masjid. One of the primary petitioners in the Babri Masjid-Ram temple controversy, Iqbal Ansari, blamed members of the Indo-Islamic Cultural Foundation for the construction delay of the mosque.