How Muslim resistance to Waqf reforms is hurting the community

Apr 7, 2025 | 11:59 IST

The stated goal of the reforms is administrative fine-tuning, but the government’s confrontational and patronising posture towards Muslims undermines trust in its motives

If there’s one thing that the sound and fury over Waqf reforms has confirmed, it’s the inherent Muslim resistance to change in their neurotic pursuit of protecting their religious identity.

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How Muslim resistance to Waqf reforms is hurting the community

The stated goal of the reforms is administrative fine-tuning, but the government’s confrontational and patronising posture towards Muslims undermines trust in its motives

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How Muslim resistance to Waqf reforms is hurting the community

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