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Shaping Legal Frontiers: AIEM’s Seminar Explores Islamic Shariah and Modern Law

New Delhi, Feb. 15: An enlightening seminar centered on the theme of ‘Islamic Shariah and Modern Law – Constitution and Legal Framework’ was convened by the All-India Educational Movement (AIEM) at Tasmia Hall here. The event commenced with a recitation of the Holy Quran by Mozaffar Ali, the organization’s treasurer, and was conducted by Supreme Court Advocate Aslam Ahmed. Distinguished speakers conveyed their perspectives under the chairmanship of Dr. Farooq, Director of Himalaya Wellness Company.

The program commenced with the inaugural address by Professor Khwaja M Shahid, President of AIEM and former Vice Chancellor of MANUU. Renowned figures in the legal and Islamic scholarship domain, including Professor Kehkashan Daniyal, Dean of Jamia Millia Islamia Law Faculty, Dr. Syed Qasim Rasool Ilyas, spokesperson of All India Muslim Personal Law Board, and Supreme Court Advocate M.R. Shamshad, amongst others, shared their insights during the event.

In his opening remarks, Professor Khwaja M Shahid underscored the significance of the subject matter, terming it as imperative in the contemporary context. He emphasized that codifying the Shariat Act 1937 could potentially limit its legal interpretation. Islamic scholar Dr. Muhammad Raziul Islam Nadvi, Secretary Shariah Council JIH, delved into discussions on inheritance laws, expressing concerns over their potential impact on society due to the Uniform Civil Code (UCC).

Professor Kehkashan Daniyal addressed topics such as the right to adopt a child as per the Shariat Act and the issue of triple talaq. He highlighted the judicial perspective, referencing instances where the Delhi High Court equated triple talaq in many cases.

Dr. S. Farooq delivered a presidential speech in his distinctive poetic style, leaving a lasting impression on the attendees. The program also featured a Q&A session, allowing participants to engage directly with the speakers. The seminar witnessed the active participation of numerous individuals, including AIEM’s General Secretary Abdul Rashid, Advocate Afshan Paracha, Sameena, Advocate Afzal ul Haq, Mansoor Agha, Aijaz, Advocate Abu Bakar Sabbaq, and Advocate Afroz Imam, alongside a diverse audience.

Advocate Raees Ahmed concluded the program by expressing sincere gratitude to all the esteemed guests, thereby concluding the event on a note of appreciation.

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