Islamist hate preacher Zakir Naik backs demolition of Hindu temple in Pakistan, says 'temples should not be allowed in an Islamic country'
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Islamist hate preacher Zakir Naik backs demolition of Hindu temple in Pakistan, says ‘temples should not be allowed in an Islamic country’

Wanted criminal and Islamist ?hate preacher? Zakir Naik has supported the demolition of an old Hindu temple in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, saying temples should not be allowed to be constructed in an Islamic country.

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Wanted criminal and Islamist ‘hate preacher’ Zakir Naik has supported the demolition of an old Hindu temple in Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, saying temples should not be allowed to be constructed in an Islamic country.
 
An angry Islamist mob has attacked and razed down a Hindu temple in the Karak district of Pakistan’s Kyber-Pakhtunkhwa province on Monday. According to sources, a Muslim cleric from Karak instigated Muslims against the Hindu community and demolished the temple.
 
According to Sharia, it is haram for an Islamic nation to pay or donate to a worship house of a non-Muslim, said Naik. The radical Islamist leader further said that all Muslim scholars, imams and ulemas are of the same opinion and there are several fatwas (rulings) regarding this.
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