Doctor Zakir Naik (islamic Preacher)

Dr. Zakir Naik is an Indian orator, known for his preaching and debates.  Zakir Naik is an MBBS doctor, however, from 1991 he started devoting his full attention to the propagation of Islam. Zakir Naik is known for his debates with religious leaders.  Many people accepted Islam at your hands.  Doctor Zakir Naik are the president of Islamic Research Center in Mumbai and run an Islamic channel called "Peace TV.

Birth: 18 October in 1965.

Full Name: Doctor Abdul Karim zakir Naik.

Nationality: India , Saudi Arabia and Malaysia.

Languages: English, Hindi, Arabic.

Education:

Zakir Abdul Karim Naik was born on October 18, 1965 in Bombay, India.  MBBS is a doctor by profession.  Studied at Kishan Chand Chillaram College.  Studied medicine from Topiwala National Medical College and BYL Nair Hospital and then obtained Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery from Mumbai University. 

Religion: Islam.

wife's Name: Farhat Naik.

Occupation: Doctor, writer, Scholar, and Orator,

Introduction:

Zakir Naik specializes in debate and debate, gaining international fame for his debate with Christian commentator William Campbell.  Zakir Naik has also been a disciple of Ahmad Deedat.

Zakir Naik's Islamic Research Foundation received around Rs 15 crore from the UK, Saudi Arabia and the Middle East in the last 6 years.  Therefore, in 2016, the Government of India ordered an investigation to find out what these donations were used for.

A Shia group called Hussaini has announced a bounty of Rs 15 lakh on Zakir Naik's head through Facebook.  The president of this organization is Kalb Hussain Naqvi, who is the son of the famous Shia scholar Kalb Sadiq.  One aspect of their displeasure was that Zakir Naik had insulted Shia scholars.

Peace TV And Bangladesh:

Zakir Naik's Peace TV was banned in Bangladesh as a reaction to the 2016 Dhaka attack.

In 2016, it was stated that among those who converted to Islam influenced by Zakir Naik's preaching efforts were 21 citizens of Kerala whose circumstances are unknown.  The Kerala government fears that these people have become part of global terrorism by joining ISIS.  The Indian National Congress branch of Kerala also held the same opinion.  However, the Indian Union Muslim League has denied the possibility of this and has supported Zakir Naik.

Promotional Activities:

Dr. Zakir Naik has his own language, strong memory and mastery of the English language. Zakir Naik emerged as an international preacher.  Presents evidence to support his position with great rapidity that stuns the audience.  According to his own website, Zakir Naik has given more than 2000 public lectures so far.  These lectures include India, USA, Canada, UK, Italy, France, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, Oman, Egypt, Yemen, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Botswana, Nigeria, Ghana,  Given in Gambia, Algeria, Morocco, Sri Lanka, Brunei, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Hong Kong, China, Japan, South Korea, Thailand, Guyana, Trinidad, Mauritius, Maldives and many other countries.

Peace TV:

Peace TV is a television network founded by Zakir Naik, which broadcasts live in English, Urdu, Bangla and Chinese languages.  This Islamic channel broadcasts its television program 24 hours in "Free to Air" condition.  The channel's television programs include internationally renowned scholars. The network is now available in many parts of Asia, the Middle East, Europe, Africa, Australia, and the United States via satellite, the Google Play Store, the App Store, and Peace TV.  Available in more than 125 countries worldwide through its website Peace TV was launched in 2006 in English language.  Other languages ​​were then added, Urdu in 2009, Bangladeshi in 2011, and Chinese in 2015.

Nationality Cancel:

Among the opponents of Zakir Naik, one name is the Hindu organization and the current government of India, which revoked Zakir Naik's citizenship in 2016, for various reasons. According to the Indian government, Zakir Naik is behind some attacks in India and Bangladesh. While the supporters of Zakir Naik say that due to Zakir Naik's verbal influence, when many Hindus were seen turning towards Islam, they had no choice but to deport them. Countries like the Maldives, which are under the influence of the Indian government, have also prevented Zakir Naik from coming to their country.

Dr. Zakir Naik belongs to the city of Mumbai, India and he also established his institution for Islamic propagation in Mumbai.  However, Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government termed his speeches as objectionable and banned his organization besides filing several cases against him.

 The Indian government has filed several criminal cases against Zakir Naik, and they are wanted by Indian agencies in connection with their investigation.  But at present he lives in Malaysia, from where the Indian government has been trying to bring him back.

Bangladesh The name of Indian preacher Dr. Zakir Naik came to light after the terrorist attack on 1 July 2016 in a cafe in Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh.  The two extremists involved in the attack wrote in their Facebook posts that they were inspired by Zakir Naik's speeches.

After that, Zakir Naik first went to Saudi Arabia and then to Malaysia and has been living there till now.  The Indian Home Ministry had first declared Zakir Naik's organization Islamic Research Foundation in Mumbai as illegal and then canceled Zakir Naik's passport and issued a non-bailable warrant against him.  After that he was also declared a fugitive.

Muslim preacher Zakir Naik has been granted permanent residency by the Malaysian government.  The Indian government has canceled Zakir Naik's passport and there is a ban on Dr. Zakir Naik's entry into the UK as well.

According to My Thinking:

Zakir Naik is an Islamic scholar, who propagated Islam in the whole world and interpreted Islam in front of other religions and exalted Muslims.  When the Indian government began to investigate Zakir Naik, Maqbool Ahmad Salafi defended Zakir Naik in open words.  Maqbool Ahmed Salafi is also certified by Saudi Arabian Institute.