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Home / Ludhiana / Shahi Imam Criticises Up Govt Reaffirms Devotion To Prophet

Shahi Imam criticises UP govt, reaffirms devotion to Prophet

ADC Rupinder Pal Singh and ADCP-I Sameer Verma were given a memorandum regarding this
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Ludhiana, Updated At : 05:35 AM Sep 27, 2025 IST
Punjab’s Shahi Imam Maulana Mohammad Usman Ludhianvi addresses mediapersons in Ludhiana. ASHWANI DHIMAN

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Reacting to the ‘I Love Muhammad’row, Punjab’s Shahi Imam Maulana Mohammad Usman Ludhianvi said that no power could stop Muslims from loving the Prophet. He was addressing mediapersons at the historic Jama Masjid here today.

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The Shahi Imam, said, “Loving Muhammad is the duty of every Muslim worldwide, because it is our faith in Muhammad (PBUH). Until we say it from our hearts, we cannot become Muslims. No power in the world can stop us from uniting with our Prophet.” he added that the Uttar Pradesh administration and government were continuously tarnishing India’s image worldwide by persecuting believers.

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ADC Rupinder Pal Singh and ADCP-I Sameer Verma were given a memorandum regarding this on the occasion.

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