India-Malaysia Ties Face A Zakir Naik Test As Kuala Lumpur Refuses To Extradite IRF Founder India has extended its ban on Zakir Naik’s Islamic Research Foundation by five years. But why does Malaysia continue to shelter the controversial preacher despite India’s extradition requests? From domestic political pressures to support among sections of Malaysia’s Muslim community, discover why Kuala Lumpur remains reluctant to hand him over — even as it seeks stronger ties with New Delhi. WATCH THE FULL STORY HERE - @prasadaditi #zakirnaik# #islamicresearchfoundation# #irf# #indiamalaysia# #anwaribrahim# #narendramodi# #zakirnaikextradition# #hatespeech# #terrorism# #malaysiapolitics# #malaysia# #timesaxis# #toi#

Dr. Zakir Naik rationalise the Taliban’s systematic exclusion of girls from education. They don't have the female teachers... Well how are you going to get female teachers if women can't work or go to school or even be outside the house without a chaperone. This guy is always patching things up and showing it in such a way one might assume there is no problems at all. He is a masterful deceiver just like Allah and his prophet.

Popular Islamic scholar with millions of followers, Zakir Naik, says that abusing girls who don’t comply with Islamic dress code is allowed by Allah, and that if a girl is raped and murdered, it’s her own fault. This is another level of disgusting and evil.

#WATCH# | Srinagar, J&K: On the Ministry of Home Affairs' extension of the ban on Zakir Naik's Islamic Research Foundation (IRF), BJP leader Altaf Thakur says, “Zakir Naik was taking people towards provocation and jihad in a different way. The same message was repeatedly reflected in his speeches. The Government of India took action against him, following which he fled the country. He is still abroad... There is no objection to Islam. Islam is a religion of peace. It teaches peace and harmony. But if, under the guise of Islam, you try to bring ISIS-like or other extremist ideologies into India and influence children and young people here towards terrorist activities, action becomes necessary..."

#WATCH# | Srinagar, J&K: On the Ministry of Home Affairs' extension of the ban on Zakir Naik's Islamic Research Foundation (IRF), State President, JDU J&K, G.M. Shaheen says, “It is a good step, and we welcome it. The MHA has to ensure the country's security, maintain peace and ensure that the overall atmosphere remains stable. It is necessary to ban activities that could disturb peace and create an adverse atmosphere... As far as the ban on Zakir Naik's foundation is concerned, we consider it a positive step. If the MHA has taken this decision, it must have had reasons to do so. Whatever the MHA has done, it must have been in the interest of the country...”