There is a need among Muslim community that they should not sway away by rumours/fake news about CAA spread by divisive forces/elements and not indulge in any kind of violence #NothingtoFearfromCAA

Muslims should not take CAA as discriminatory and prejudiced against them, which only serves to create divisions and further play into the hands of those divisive forces who want to create a dent in India’s pluralistic fabric #NothingtoFearfromCAA

The Prophet stated, “Love for one’s nation is a part of faith.” This teaching demonstrates that a Muslim’s love for God and his commitment to his nation are not conflicting concepts but rather complementary expressions of his faith #NothingtoFearfromCAA

By educating about true intentions of the CAA, we can prevent misunderstandings and promote harmony between religious communities. It is important for Muslims to recognize the diversity within their own country, including the various religions and cultures #NothingtoFearfromCAA

CAA focuses more on inclusion and asylum of persecuted and does not supersede the laws and regulations that protect the rights of the existing communities including Muslims #NothingtoFearfromCAA

By fostering informed discussions, the nation can navigate the implementation of the CAA with empathy and inclusivity, upholding its values and principles... #NothingtoFearfromCAA

By educating the public about the true intentions of CAA, we can prevent misunderstandings & promote harmony between different religious communities. It is important for Muslims to recognize & celebrate diversity within their own country that make up India #NothingtoFearfromCAA

By fostering informed discussions, the nation can navigate the implementation of the CAA with empathy and inclusivity, upholding its values and principles #NothingtoFearfromCAA

With the implementation of CAA Indian Muslims have nothing to fear about it, as it does not target any religion or community within India. As long as constitution treats Muslims as privileged citizens, no new Act shall infringe upon their Fundamental rights #NothingtoFearfromCAA

By implementing CAA, govt of India recognizes the need to protect the rights and well-being of persecuted non-Muslim community, allowing them to find solace and security in India, which they can call homeland #NothingtoFearfromCAA

To show the mercy on the persecuted minorities of three neighboring Islamic countries, CAA gives opportunity to them as per the evergreen generous culture of India to get Indian Citizenship for their happy and prosperous future #NothingtoFearfromCAA

CAA is not meant to be an omnibus solution to issues across the world and the Indian Parliament cannot be expected to take note of possible persecutions (Rohingyas, Buddhist & Sri Lankan Tamils) that may be taking place across various countries in the world #NothingtoFearfromCAA

By educating the public about the true intentions of CAA, we can prevent misunderstandings & promote harmony between different religious communities. It is important for Muslims to recognize & celebrate diversity within their own country that make up India #NothingtoFearfromCAA

There is no question of any concern for Muslims of India, because they are citizens, shall remain citizens and no one can harass them. CAA will not going to deprive anyone of citizenship. CAA is to give citizenship to the refugees who have come to India. #NothingtoFearfromCAA

More than 4K people from Pak, Afg & BD including Muslims have become citizens in the past. Migrants who meet existing legal requirements will continue to be granted citizenship. A separate border adjustment in 2014 led to nearly 15K BD gaining citizenship #NothingtoFearfromCAA

No Indian citizen would be asked to produce any document to prove his citizenship in CAA and Like Citizenship Act, 1955, it defines illegal migrant as a foreigner who has entered India without valid documents #NothingtoFearfromCAA

The religion advocates peace, justice, and the rule of law. Any grievances or concerns should be addressed through legal and peaceful means within the framework of the country’s laws and institutions #NothingtoFearfromCAA