Zakir Naik

Why Al-Jazeera is silent on Qatar’s dubious human rights records, but gets vocal on India and its democracy

As a media outlet that has hired journalists mostly from the West, Al-Jazeera is the heady cocktail of the white supremacist syndrome and the Middle Eastern complex vis-à-vis India

India takes up presence of Zakir Naik, wanted Islamic preacher, at FIFA World Cup with Qatar

India has taken up the issue of fugitive Islamic preacher Zakir Naik’s presence at the FIFA World Cup in Qatar and his extradition with the authorities of the host country. The Indian government is determined to take strict action against Naik and make him face the law on Indian soil, the MEA said

Zakir Naik saga exposes Europe and Qatar: They should stop lecturing India on trade relations and religious tolerance

While Qatar’s Islamist connections are well known, the Western world’s supposed commitment to human rights and liberal values takes a back seat when the commercial interests take the wheel

Beer, No. Zakir, Yes: Qatar's hypocricy exposed as Naik's old video calling playing football 'haram' goes viral

Naik has been accused of giving hate speeches and has been banned in India. His supporters dub him an expert on comparative religion

Qatar targeted India on Nupur Sharma: Modi government must return the favour on Zakir Naik

India was asked to explain Nupur Sharma’s remarks by the Gulf countries led by Qatar. But now Qatar is itself platforming a hate-monger like Zakir Naik. Qatar must be politely told to deplatform and reject elements like Naik strongly

The crimes and controversies of Islamic preacher Zakir Naik, who is in Qatar to give sermons during FIFA World Cup

Now in Qatar to deliver sermons during the FIFA World Cup, controversial Islamic preacher Zakir Naik is a wanted man in India. The fugitive, who has endorsed Al Qaeda and Islamic State, has been linked to terrorist activities, accused of radicalising youth and money laundering

Orwellian doublethink: Why West has no moral right to lecture Qatar despite its jihadi connections

Qatar would have found itself among pariah nations by now, had it not been for the hypocrisy of the West that swears by democracy but is often found embracing some of the worst dictators and human rights abusers in world history

Qatar invites radical Islamic preacher and Indian fugitive Zakir Naik to preach Islam at FIFA World Cup

Zakir Naik has been living in exile in Malaysia since 2017, as a runaway fugitive, after the Indian government pressed charges against him over money laundering

I supported Nupur Sharma when everybody asked her to apologise for remarks against Prophet Muhammad: Raj Thackeray

MNS chief Raj Thackeray also slammed the Owaisi brothers (AIMIM leaders) for allegedly ridiculing the names of Hindu gods. 'No action has been taken against them,' he said

Gorakhnath temple attack: Accused Murtaza Abbasi who was on ATS radar, inspired by Zakir Naik, ISIS clips found in laptop

During the interrogation, Murtaza Ahmad Abbasi said he visited the temple and attacked the security persons because he wanted to give his life for Allah