ISIS wants to create a separate Islamic state where no true Muslim would like to live,

                    What we can learn from ISIS terror

ISIS wants to create a separate Islamic state where no true Muslim would like to live, and women will not be respected and they will serve only for their sexual desire. The Muslim youth should be guided not to fall prey to the terrorists call and shun them as evil forces  which will cause worse damage to their future and bring disrepute to their family,

Under the conditions, it is important to deal, terrorism not only by military unit, but also should look at the troubles confronted by the Muslims and empower them to unite the principal flow of the society. 

Islamist terror is not caused by poverty or oppression. It is caused by ideas inside the killers' heads - and nothing more.

Osama bin Laden, a wealthy businessperson, religious fundamentalist foregoing his business took terrorism to fight against US, claiming that they were against Islam. US   massive manhunt led to locating Osama bin laden in Pakistan and was shot dead. Unlike Osama bin Laden at that place are few wealthy Islamic fanatics whose identity never revealed waging war against humankind in the name of Islam called jihad.

These influential, wealthy criminals should be identified and eliminated to control terrorism. 

In the Indian context, Muslims terrorists’ claiming it is “jihad”  regularly attack the innocent people, including their community causing devastating effects, which includes economic down trend. More than Al-Qaida, it is the Indian outfits Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and Indian Mujahideen (IM) are the terrorist groups to be supervised closely, for their terrorists’ activities.

Ayman al-Zawahiri leader of Al-Qaeda after Osama bin Laden called for Muslims to open an Indian arm.

Yet the Islamic seminary Darul Uloom Deoband condemned un-Islamic call made by the terrorist leader.

Muslim groups such as All-India Majlis-e-Mushawarat an apex body of the 12 Muslim groups representing different sects too condemned. 

Indian government accepts 65% Indians are poor  July 24, 2013. Muslims poorest among religious groups, says NSSO survey. The poverty rate is much higher among Muslims compared to the other religious segments.

Muslims’ average per capita spending a day is Rs. 32.66, while it is Rs. 37.50 for Hindus, Rs. 51.43 for Christians and Rs. 55.30 for Sikhs.

For the past 67 years, the Congress was not serious about eradicating poverty but from the inception exploiting the caste and religious sentiments for vote bank politics on the other hand actually kept them oppressed with only increasing the quotas/ more reservations, and subsidies.

The Congress, for votes provides 5 % quota for Muslims on Maharashtra, like what it did on the eve of 2014 parliamentary elections. The Muslims never been admitted to join the national mainstream in competing with the majority segment of the society on the virtues.

It is saddening to note the political parties are not so serious about getting rid of poverty, and the wealthy party members are more concerned about winning the elections, by playing divisive politics.The Congress has mastered in this kind of politics, calling itself as a secular party.

When the British Raj began to take power in India in 1757, they exploited the caste system as a means of social control, which the Congress followed faithfully.

The Congress and the elite well-placed Muslim leaders did not do much to empower the Muslim youth to connect the national mainstream.

Equally disappointing the Muslim leaders sit in key positions such as in Parliament, Government and in other high private capacities, but have failed to do something about the misconceptions and misperceptions of Islamic teachings as well as negative but factual things that people say about the Muslims and their youth in society.

Unfortunately, the higher a Muslims climbs up the educational ladder, the lesser he or she becomes interested in his or her religion.

It is very important that political parties having an eye on garnering votes play the communal cards in the name of secularism actually create communal unrest. The present day voters are aware the dubious role played these political parties and refuse them, equally this is device in nature and hurts the minority communities the most.

The political parties are insensitive to this issue witness the sordid state of affairs of the Muslims without assuring the Muslims equality along with other communities.

Muslim empowerment can happen only through education. The Muslim community can lead the world only if its members equip themselves with the right type of education and excel themselves in all branches of knowledge. Muslims to use their schools and educational institutions for promoting interaction with Hindus and other communities so that wrong perceptions about Muslims and Islam can be dispelled and a favorable atmosphere can be created for all to live peacefully.

The need for a better coordination between educational institutions of the Muslims, of the 85 per cent of the cases received by the National Commission for Minority Educational Institutions (NCEMI) New Delhi came from Christian institutions though Christians accounted for hardly three per cent of the total population in the country.

Since Muslim educational institutions do not have proper coordination among themselves, their problems did not reach the commission and they remained unsolved, the need for branches of Federation of Muslim Educational Institutions in India (FMEII) across India.

Indian Muslim youth are inextricably linked to their families and this must be taken into account when devising plans of action. Community centers must be equipped to offer pertinent advice on career counseling, advantages of technical education, health issues, family counseling, and computer literacy. It is paramount that the most competitive Islamic institutions of higher learning throughout the country reclaim their historic leadership roles by devising strategies for greater educational and political empowerment, as well as initiate a national dialogue of assessing the negative popular portrayal of India's Muslims.

However, these lines are more entrenched for Muslims because they do not benefit from minority status quotas as; Dalits do, making social mobility a more difficult task. They are the fastest growing population in society, with the Indian Muslim birthrate being the highest in the nation. It is 6 times the national average.  

The politicians and the religious fanatics should keep away from young Indian Muslims and should not to create animosity with other members of the society. Education is a mighty tool, which could make these youth to attain higher echelon in term of prosperity, social status. If merely the political parties desist from making secularism as an issue, the harmony among the various religious groups will flourish.

The Prime Minister Narendra Modi, among many odds is fighting to put India on a growth path and it is the duty every Indian and political parties (including Congress) to offer their unconditional support to the government to make India an economic super powerhouse.

The BJP government led by Modi has given utmost priority, Muslim youth empowerment, which is must for development programs.