While a journalist tried to downplay jihad as an internal struggle, Waseem Rizvi had filed a petition in SC seeking removal of 26 Quranic verses that were used by terrorists to wage a 'jihad' against kafirs.

The All India Muslim Personal Law Board essentially suggested that lower courts approving surveys of mosques could result in rioting by Muslims, as recently witnessed in Uttar Pradesh's Sambhal.

Advocate Nizamuddin Pasha argued that Hijab is mandatory in Islam and cited Quranic verses in the Supreme Court

Minor petitioner wants hearing adjourned till month end so that Sharia and Quran citing does not affect elections

In 1985, a petition was filed in the Calcutta high court seeking direction to the govt to forfeit every copy of the Quran

Islamic Cleric Hasnain Jaffrey Dumpy, the national president of Islamic organisation - Shiane-Haider-e-Karrar Welfare Association, has now announced a bounty of Rs 20,000 to anybody who beheads Rizvi.

Syed Waseem Rizvi stated that the Quran has some verses that provoke young Muslims to become radicals and terrorists

Citing Quranic principles and Muslim customary law, the Kerala HC said polygamy is not permitted if men cannot treat their wives equally. However, it asked the state to protect women who were victims of polygamy.

The High Court refused to interfere in the case on the ground that a cognizable offence was made out in the FIR.

The Telangana High Court ruled that a Muslim woman can end her marriage through khula without needing her husband's consent or a certificate from any religious authority, making it a legally valid and self-executing form of divorce.