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In 2016, the Tablighi Jamaat, a puritanical Islamic movement based India--one of the world’s largest Islamic groups, with perhaps 10 crore followers--split in two after leading clerics parted ways with the great-grandson of the movement’s founder.

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The contrasting responses of the two factions to government orders banning the assembly of large groups to deal the coronavirus pandemic--specifically in Delhi and Mumbai--will decide the future of this organisation.

As a result of government orders, the Tablighi Jamaat faction headquartered in Nerul, Navi Mumbai, headed by Maulana Ibrahim Dewla, suspended congregations scheduled between March 16 and 20.

The faction headed by Maulana Saad Kandhlawi in New Delhi defied the rules and continued with its congregation at the Nizamuddin Markaz, the international headquarters of their movement.

Maulana Saad’s choice to do so cost India dearly.

On April 4, the health ministry attribu