Supreme Court of India
Peer Gulam Jilani v. Peer Gulam Naseer and Ors.
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Muslim Law: Rules of Zabta (Constitution) – Interpretation of – Nomination of Sajjadah Nashin and Mutawalli – Fourth Sajjadah Nashin and Mutawalli nominated his grandson (daughter’s son)-respondent no. 1 as Sajjadah Nashin and Mutawalli – Challenge to – Held: Rule 1 of the Zabta cannot be read as laying down any hereditary succession to the office of Sajjadah Nashin and Mutawalli nor can be read to lay down succession to lineal descendants – Succession to the Sajjadah Nashin and Mutawalli is selection by Sajjadah Nashin and Mutawalli – Zabta of Dargah refers to spiritual Sect “Silsila” and…
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