The Sena said Haji Ali Dargah trustees cite the Shariah law to deny entry to women inside it, as a result of which women are still stuck with the age-old religious traditions.The debate over the issue in Maharashtra escalated after a woman last year tried to enter and offer prayers at the Shani Shingnapur temple at Ahmednagar in ‘breach’ of the age-old practice of prohibiting entry of women.”There needs to be a debate if entry of women is banned there merely due to blind faith or because of scientific reasons,” it suggested.”Will the courts say Muslim women should shun their old religious practices and get equal rights ” the ruling ally further sought to know.The Sena also took a dig at the shifting focus to women’s entry in temples rather than other issues like the drought and farmers’ suicides in Vidarbha and Marathwada.Maharashtra has always been at the forefront of providing women opportunity at par with men, and social reformers like Mahatma Phule Wholesale catholic rosaries Factory and Maharshi Karve have even been ostracised for their continuous efforts, it pointed out.
“The issue should have been solved by a discussion among the stakeholders and the court should not have been approached,” the Sena said, adding, courts have no role to play in matters of faith. Mumbai: In the wake of Bombay High Court’s ruling that it is women’s fundamental right to enter places of worship in Maharashtra, Shiv Sena on Monday said the issue concerning the Shani Shingnapur temple should have been sorted out among stakeholders instead of dragging it to the court.There needs to be a debate if entry of women is banned merely due to blind faith or because of scientific reasons, says Sena.The high court had last week said it is women’s fundamental right to go into places of worship and it is the government’s duty to protect it.”The law and order problem that has arisen due to the court order is disturbing.The remaining 5 percent of those who had surgery had a condition known as frenulum breve, when the elastic band of tissue under the glans penis that connects to the foreskin and helps it retract over the glans is too short and causes problems during an erection.
Even though many parents will decide on circumcision based on cultural and religious beliefs, they should also understand that the medical evidence to date on the procedure is mixed, Dr.”Circumcision should be performed at any age if a chronic foreskin inflammation is suspected and when foreskin retraction is not possible around puberty,” said study co-author Dr.Without a medical case for widespread circumcision, the choice often comes down to cultural or religious beliefs. When parents choose to do this, the procedure is usually done within a week or two of birth, often before babies go home from the hospital.At birth, boys have a hood of skin called the foreskin covering the head of the penis, or glans.In Denmark, where circumcision is rare, parents still need to consider the possibility that around 5 percent of boys may have foreskin problems requiring treatment and a third of these may need foreskin surgery for medical reasons, researchers report in the journal Pediatrics.When parents choose not to circumcise baby boys, some of the children may later need surgery to address foreskin problems, a Danish study suggests.
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