Owaisi refused to accept the picture written ‘I Love Muhammed’, angry and said- put your hands on it ….

A video of AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi is going viral amid the ongoing controversy in the country over ‘I Love Mohammed’. In the video, Owaisi is seen refusing to accept the picture written ‘I Love Mohammed’. Some social media users are saying that Owaisi is keeping distance from ‘I Love Mohammed’. However, the whole truth is not.

The post of a person named Fujail Farooq on social media platform X has been shared by Asaduddin Owaisi on his handle, which stated the truth of the video. Sharing the viral video in the post, Fujail Farooq wrote that Owaisi Saheb took the frame with great Ehtram, but as soon as he saw his photo in equal to Gumd-e-Khizra, he put his hand on his photo and said where dome-e-khizra and where I am.

The post further wrote, ‘Owaisi said-why do you put my photo … Here is dome-e-khizra, you put your hands … Do not do this brother … Where is the dome-e-khizra, why are you putting my photo, why keep me guilty… Keep it.’

Fujail Farooq further wrote in the post that this is the identity of true Muslims who also consider to be a crime to see his photo equal to the name of dome-e-Khizra and his prophet. He requested not to spread the wrong propaganda by sharing this post.

What is dome-e-khizra?
There is a green dome made on two Khalifa Abu Bakr and Omar’s grave next to Masjid-e-Nabvi in ​​Gumbad-e-Khizra Medina. This dome was originally made of wood. It is said that for the first time in the year 1837 it was painted with color.

On the ongoing controversy over ‘I Love Mohammed’, Owaisi said why there are objections to it. He said, ‘If there is a Muslim, then he is a Muslim because of Mohammed. Nothing beyond that. He said that he is a paradise, I have said, he said, I have said. There is nothing more than this for 17 crore Indians who contributed to the independence of the country.

What is ‘I Love Mohammed’ controversy?
On September 4, during the Barafat procession in Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, banners of I Love Mohammed were installed, which led to the dispute. Local Hindu organizations objected to it as a new tradition, after which the atmosphere was heated. After this, the police intervened and removed the banners and nominated nine people and registered an FIR against 15.