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Crowdfunding for Ayodhya mosque to conform to Sharia norms: Trust

Last month, the foundation was handed over the land for the proposed mosque at Dhannipur after measurement by the local revenue department officials

A worker sanitizing a Mosque at Shivajinagar, ahead of its reopening on 8th June as per the guidelines of the Government during coronavirus lockdown, in Bengaluru on Saturday.
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A worker sanitizing a Mosque at Shivajinagar, ahead of its reopening on 8th June as per the guidelines of the Government during coronavirus lockdown, in Bengaluru on Saturday.

Virendra Singh Rawat Lucknow
Crowdfunding for the proposed mosque project at Dhannipur village in Ayodhya will strictly conform to the Sharia norms, a senior official of the trust mandated for the project has said.

According to the Indo-Islamic Cultural Foundation (IICF), the trust created for building the mosque, the crowdfunding for mosque and other public utility facilities, such as hospital, community kitchen, library, Indo-Islamic Cultural Centre etc would be dealt with separately.

“There are certain kinds of income that cannot be utilised to build a mosque, such as interest income, profiteering, hoarding of stocks etc,” IICF secretary Athar Husain told Business Standard.

He said the foundation was

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