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All India Ulema and Mashaikh Board

The All India Ulama & Mashaikh Board is a Sufi-oriented Indian Islamic organization representing Barelvi mosque and shrine leaders. Through 2020 the opening said AIUMB "advocates for a rejection of radical Islam, wahhabism and jihadism, for a restoration of Islamic holy places, and for proper representation of all Muslims." Today the word appears nowhere in the article. A reader today learns the organization is now largely inactive and criticized for its silence on Muslim issues in India, and does not learn that it once defined itself in opposition to jihadism and wahhabism.
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All India Ulama & Mashaikh Board ( AIUMB ) is a body of Indian Sunni Muslims.1 It was founded by Mohammad Ashraf Kichhouchhwi . It is a representative body consisting of the Sajjada Nasheen (Patrons-in-Chief) of Dargahs , imams of mosques, Muftis and teachers of madrasas . AIUMB advocates for a rejection of radical Islam, wahhabism and jihadism , for a restoration of Islamic holy places, and for proper representation of all Muslims. It has started a movement against hardline factions of Islam which it described as Wahhabis and Salafis. AIUMB Sunni Conference in Jagdishpur Amethi AIUMB Protest against caricatures of the Muslim prophet Muhammad in the city of Sambhal , U.P, India "AIUMB urges Sunni Muslims to reject hardline Wahabism" .2

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Today
“jihad” appeared 1 times in this article's opening at its peak. Today it appears nowhere in the article, references included. Read the current article and compare.
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Then

body of indian sunni muslims

Now

islamic non-governmental organisation and a representative body consisting the sajjadanasheens of dargahs

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