Wikipedia's first sentence called it “islamic sufi barelvi organization known for its campaigns to ban liquor”. Today it says “religious organization established in 2004 in jammu and kashmir”.
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The opening as it read in 2020
Religious organization in Kashmir Karwan-I-Islami (or Carvaan-e-Islami ) is a religious organization established in 2004 in Jammu and Kashmir , India . It "is an amalgam of [the] biggest Barelvi organisation[s] in Kashmir having 40 constituents". According to the organisation's website, it has 1,100 members, and is organised in 12 departments/units, which report to the central committee. The Secretary General (Ghulam Rasool Hami) is the head of all 12 departments/units.1The organisation is known for its campaigns to ban liquor , and against restrictions placed by the central government of India on the Triple Talaq . It is also notable for levelling allegations of fraud against the School Education Department of Kashmir, claiming money was being allocated to "non-existent" schools.2The president and chairman of the organisation is Ghulam Rasool Hami.3In 2016, Hami appealed for people to "come forward and talk to each other" as a means of ending the Kashmir conflict .4In 2018, he criticised what he claimed was a "meagre monthly salary" being paid to imams , and proposed a bill to increase their salary.5
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Religious organization in Jammu and Kashmir, India Karwan-i-Islami ( lit. ' Caravan of Islam ' ) is an Islamic Sufi Barelvi organization known for its campaigns to ban liquor , and against restrictions placed by the central government of India on the triple talaq .It has levelled allegations of fraud against the School Education Department of Jammu and Kashmir , claiming money was being allocated to "non-existent" schools.In 2016, its president, Ghulam Rasool Hami, appealed for people to "come forward and talk to each other" as a means of ending the Kashmir conflict .
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Religious organization in Jammu and Kashmir, India ( Learn how and when to remove this message ) Karwan-i-Islami ( lit. ' Caravan of Islam ' ) is a non-profitable, non-political, religious international Islamic organization which is popular in Jammu and Kashmir (union territory) and in other states of India.
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islamic sufi barelvi organization known for its campaigns to ban liquor
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religious organization established in 2004 in jammu and kashmir
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