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Tuesday 14 June 2011

Arshad Warsi thinks, Islam religion is misinterpreted very badly!

Bollywood actor Arshad Warsi thinks that there are too many misconception about Islam and that 90 percent of what people know about the religion is a myth.
'Islam is a very nice religion, but it's been misinterpreted very inadequately. Quran means a book to be read; it doesn't claim to be a holy book,' Arshad said.
He added, 'Ninety percent of what people say about Islam is a myth. People say that in Islam you get a divorce by just saying the word talaaq three times. All that is rubbish. It is not that you say the word three times and marriage is over.'
Explaining the divorce process, he told, 'You go to the court, say talaaq there once. Then you have to live together (with your wife) for a month...and again you go back to the court and say the word again and then again stay together for another month. Even then your problems are not resolved, and then you go to the court again and say talaaq again. That's how it happens. Even after that you have to give maintenance to your divorced wife.'
Arshad also told that the four marriages concept is not exactly the way it has been perceived so far.
'It's not that you can marry four women. You can't get married again without the permission of your first wife. Half of the people don't know the truth about Islam,' told the actor who is married to Maria Goretti, a Christian, and they have two children, a son named Zeke Warsi and a baby girl named Zene Zoe Warsi.
The 43-year-old actor however tells he is not a very religious person.
'I'm not religious. I don't believe in rituals. However, I'm not an atheist. I believe in god. I believe that there is a power and I believe that all the religions are just different roads of reaching that one power. But those roads are made by people that I don't like,' told the actor, who made his debut in 1996 with 'Tere Mere Sapne'.
'I go everywhere, I celebrate everything. My kids if you see, you'll see them more as Christians as they go to church very often. I have no problems with that,' he included.
Arshad, popular for his role as Circuit in 'Munnabhai MBBS' and its sequel 'Lage Raho... Munnabhai', is right now looking forward to the release of his comedy movie 'Double Dhamaal' slated for June 24.

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