In a recent statement, AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi expressed his concerns about the Waqf law in India, stating that it is not beneficial to Muslims. Owaisi emphasized that he will fight against the existing Waqf law, which governs the administration of Waqf properties in the country. He criticized the current law for not adequately protecting the interests of the Muslim community and called for reforms to ensure that Waqf properties are managed more effectively for the benefit of Muslims. Owaisi’s comments come amidst ongoing debates and discussions about the Waqf law and its implications for the Muslim community in India. The issue of Waqf properties and their management has been a longstanding concern for many Muslims in the country, with calls for greater transparency and accountability in the administration of these properties. Owaisi’s stance on the matter reflects a growing sentiment within the Muslim community for reforms to the existing Waqf law to better serve the interests of Muslims. As discussions continue around this issue, it remains to be seen what changes may be implemented to address the concerns raised by Owaisi and others regarding the current state of Waqf properties in India.