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The Indian Constitution's Article 25 provides religious freedom, including the right to freely proclaim, practise, and spread one's faith. How does Article 25 relate with Muslim Personal Law in the context of its application in India?
Regardless of their religious affiliation, every Indian citizen is required to abide by Muslim Personal Law under Article 25.
Although Article 25 recognises the rights of all religious groups, including Muslims, it also gives the state the power to control or impose restrictions on any political, economic, or other secular activities that are connected to a particular religion.
Due to the protections provided by Article 25 in India, Muslim Personal Law, which is a component of religious practises, cannot be evaluated or contested by any court or authority.
Muslim Personal Law is unmistakably supported by Article 25, which declares that it supersedes all other laws, including fundamental rights
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Article 25 gives power to practise propagate and profess one's religion. It provides power to all the religions as it is the basis of secularism. india is a secular state as mentioned under the preamble and article 25 explicitly.
