Aamir Khan Addresses 'Love Jihad' Claims and Religious Conversions

Bollywood actor Aamir Khan responded to 'love jihad' claims and a fatwa against him, clarifying that his wives, including Kiran and Reena, did not convert to Islam and that Gauri is not Hindu.

15 Jul, 06:21 — 15 Jul, 06:21

Post Share

Sources

Showing 1 of 2 sources

Times of IndiaMostly Factual25d ago

Aamir Khan responds to ‘love jihad’ controversy amid fatwa

Aamir Khan denies being a 'love jihad' ambassador, emphasizing his family's inclusive interfaith marriages. He clarified that none of his partners converted their religion during their civil unions. His recent marriage to Gauri Spratt has sparked political and religious debate online. Maulana Ibrahim Hussain reportedly issued a fatwa against Khan for his interfaith marriage. Khan and Spratt have known each other for nearly 25 years and reconnected recently.

By TOI ENTERTAINMENT DESK

Read full article →

Coverage Timeline

First report: Times of India · 15 Jul, 06:21|Full coverage: 2 · 44m|Window: 44m

Times of India15 Jul, 06:21First to report

Aamir Khan responds to ‘love jihad’ controversy amid fatwa

indian-express15 Jul, 07:04Latest update

PERSPECTA

PERSPECTA

Aamir Khan Addresses 'Love Jihad' Claims and Religious Conversions

Sources

Aamir Khan responds to ‘love jihad’ controversy amid fatwa

Coverage Timeline

Aamir Khan responds to ‘love jihad’ controversy amid fatwa

Aamir Khan on ‘love jihad’ claims: ‘Gauri not even Hindu; Kiran, Reena didn’t convert’

Related Stories

Usher Denies Online Clone Allegations

Michael B. Jordan and Raye Fuel Dating Rumors After Amusement Park Outing

Guitarist Bill Frisell Celebrates 75th Birthday, Reflects on Career

Spider-Man: Brand New Day Dominates Box Office, Sets Second Weekend Record

PERSPECTA