Maulana Wahiduddin Khan | The Speaking Tree | TOI | January 15th 2012 | Page 4
According to international norms, everyone has the right to express his views in a peaceful manner, says MAULANA WAHIDDUDIN KHAN
Maulana Wahiduddin Khan I Times of India I 6th January 2012 | Page 18
In the course of my visits to the US, I have met Indians of both Muslim and Hindu communities.
Maulana Wahiduddin Khan I Times of India I 2nd December | 2011 | Page 16
As human beings, according to our inborn qualities, we are complete beings. But we are dependent on two external influences: nature and society. From one major point of view, we depend completely upon nature. Water, sunlight, oxygen, food, all parts of the life-support system is supplied by nature. We cannot afford to dissociate ourselves from these natural resources.
Maulana Wahiduddin Khan I Times of India I 7th November | 2011 | Page 14
Eid al-Azha is the second of the two festivals of Muslims. It is not simply an annual festival. It reflects the spirit required perennially of every individual.
The day of Eid al-Azha begins with two units of namaz read at an Eidgah or a masjid. During this namaz, Muslims remind themselves of their duties towards humanity, proclaim the glory of God, and pledge themselves to follow the life of the Prophet and giving up all irreligious activities.
