At Indo-Bangla conference, scholars discuss threats from religious extremism, terrorism
Updated:2 years, 8 months ago
Updated:2 years, 8 months ago
New Delhi, Oct 21 (ANI): Delegates and Islamic scholars from India and Bangladesh discussed challenges posed by religious extremism and terrorism by radical groups in neighbouring countries at an Indo-Bangla Conference held in the national capital. Titled ‘Role of Civil Societies in Strengthening Bilateral Relations,’ the roundtable event took place at the Indo-Islamic Heritage Centre on October 20.“Sufism does not support terrorism, radicalism and extremism. Sufism has always worked for peace and has always worked for international harmony,” Mohammad Abdur Rahim, Joint General Secretary, Bangladesh Islami Front (BIF) and participant at the conference told ANI Rahim noted that terror organizations like Jamaat-e-Islami, ISIS and Jaish-e-Mohammed promote terrorism and are “not related to Islam”.
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