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9 Years After Dhaka Attack, Why Bangladesh Is Welcoming Zakir Naik Now
Following the 2016 Dhaka Holey Artisan Bakery terror attack, the Sheikh Hasina government had banned Zakir Naik's Peace TV. The decision was taken after one of the attackers had said that he and his associates were inspired by the rabid speeches made
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Malaysia Rejects Reports Of Granting Citizenship To Controversial Preacher Zakir Naik
Malaysia has dismissed media reports that controversial Indian preacher Zakir Naik had been granted citizenship by the country, saying it takes decades to become a Malaysian citizen.
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Bangladesh Seeks Details From India On Zakir Naik's Operations
Bangladesh has sought from India details about Zakir Naik's operations even as it said several prominent clerics wanted action against the Islamic televangelist much before deadly Dhaka cafe attack last month.
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Foreign Media On Zakir Naik, 'Doctor-Turned-Firebrand Preacher'
Amid rising calls for a ban against him, a controversial Islamic television preacher in India denied Friday any links to terror attacks and accused the media of putting him on trial.
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Bangladesh Bans Zakir Naik's Peace Mobile Phones
Bangladesh has banned controversial Indian Islamic preacher Zakir Naik's Peace mobile phone, days after blocking his Peace TV from airwaves and online, according to a media report today.
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Bangladesh Investigating Zakir Naik's Islamist Links: Minister
Bangladesh government today said it was investigating the Islamist links of India-based controversial preacher Zakir Naik and examining the possibilities of banning his "provocative" speeches in the wake of two brutal terrorist attacks in the country within a week in which 25 people died.
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Zakir Naik Was Questioned By ATS For 11/7 Mumbai Train Blasts
This is not the first time city-based Islamic preacher Dr Zakir Naik is under the scanner for his connection with terrorist acts. Banned in several countries for his controversial speeches, Naik was called by the Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) in 2006 for questioning, after the 11/7 train blasts.
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2 Inquiries Now Reading The Lines - And Between Them - Of Zakir Naik
The speeches of Dr Zakir Naik, described as incendiary by critics and an inspiration for the weekend's deadly killing of patrons of a cafe in Bangladesh, are being reviewed on CDs by top investigative officers, Home Minister Rajnath Singh said today.
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9 Years After Dhaka Attack, Why Bangladesh Is Welcoming Zakir Naik Now
Following the 2016 Dhaka Holey Artisan Bakery terror attack, the Sheikh Hasina government had banned Zakir Naik's Peace TV. The decision was taken after one of the attackers had said that he and his associates were inspired by the rabid speeches made
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Malaysia Rejects Reports Of Granting Citizenship To Controversial Preacher Zakir Naik
Malaysia has dismissed media reports that controversial Indian preacher Zakir Naik had been granted citizenship by the country, saying it takes decades to become a Malaysian citizen.
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Bangladesh Seeks Details From India On Zakir Naik's Operations
Bangladesh has sought from India details about Zakir Naik's operations even as it said several prominent clerics wanted action against the Islamic televangelist much before deadly Dhaka cafe attack last month.
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Foreign Media On Zakir Naik, 'Doctor-Turned-Firebrand Preacher'
Amid rising calls for a ban against him, a controversial Islamic television preacher in India denied Friday any links to terror attacks and accused the media of putting him on trial.
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Bangladesh Bans Zakir Naik's Peace Mobile Phones
Bangladesh has banned controversial Indian Islamic preacher Zakir Naik's Peace mobile phone, days after blocking his Peace TV from airwaves and online, according to a media report today.
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Bangladesh Investigating Zakir Naik's Islamist Links: Minister
Bangladesh government today said it was investigating the Islamist links of India-based controversial preacher Zakir Naik and examining the possibilities of banning his "provocative" speeches in the wake of two brutal terrorist attacks in the country within a week in which 25 people died.
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Zakir Naik Was Questioned By ATS For 11/7 Mumbai Train Blasts
This is not the first time city-based Islamic preacher Dr Zakir Naik is under the scanner for his connection with terrorist acts. Banned in several countries for his controversial speeches, Naik was called by the Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) in 2006 for questioning, after the 11/7 train blasts.
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2 Inquiries Now Reading The Lines - And Between Them - Of Zakir Naik
The speeches of Dr Zakir Naik, described as incendiary by critics and an inspiration for the weekend's deadly killing of patrons of a cafe in Bangladesh, are being reviewed on CDs by top investigative officers, Home Minister Rajnath Singh said today.
