Shah Rukh Khan asked people to teach their children the true meaning of the Holy Books when he discussed terrorism and Islam.
There is no doubt that Shah Rukh Khan is a wise man. The celebrity frequently grabs attention for expressing his opinions. The superstar’s triumphant comeback with Siddharth Anand’s Pathaan ignited the box office with its earnings. In today’s flashback, we’ll tell you about the time SRK weighed in on Islamic terrorism.
Aryan, Suhana, and AbRam are the three children that SRK and Gauri Khan—a Hindu—co-parent. We have repeatedly witnessed the superstar discussing the religious diversity. In a society that increasingly links Islam with terrorism, SRK also appeared in My Name Is Khan, a movie that depicts the struggles encountered by regular Muslims.
When Shahrukh was asked about his Definition of Islam he said, “Main jhooth nahi kahunga. 2-3 phele agar mujhse koi bolta tha ki jo terrorism hai Islamic nature mein toh main usko deny karta tha. Lekin ab mujhe samaj aagayi hai. Ye terrorist jo Islam follow karrahe hain woh hamara Islam hai hi nahi woh hamara dharm hai hi nahi. Kyuki ek Allah ki awaz hai jo hamari Holy book Quran ke andar likhe gayi hai agar usko hum apne Islam ka dharm maan lein toh usme kahin par bhi aisa mention nahi hai.”
Shah Rukh Khan goes on give 1-2 examples of what is written in the Holy book Quran adding, “Ye Allah ki awaaz hai. Aur doosra jo Islam jo ye log follow karrahe hain – I am sorry to say, main kisi ke Anti nahi jana chahta – woh Mullah ki zubaani hai.”
Shah Rukh Khan ends the speech by pleading with people of all faiths to educate children the true meaning of the holy books because it isn’t stated anywhere in them that doing harm to others would get you into heaven.
In terms of his professional life, Shah Rukh Khan will next be seen in Atlee’s Jawan before appearing in Rajkumar Hirani’s Dunki with Taapsee Pannu. In Salman Khan’s Tiger 3 cameo, SRK will also make an appearance.
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