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Reconciliation under Article 15 of the Constitution of India amended the Citizenship Act of 1955 as to persons granted Indian citizenship on or before January 1, 1950 who deem that they are of Indian origin. In a ruling on such a claim, under the Citizenship Act, Section 3, the Supreme Court went on to hold that in order to have Indian origin, a person need not be solely of Indian descent, but also have a genuine Indian connection, both by birth and at least tacit understanding that the person had "a settled and abiding attachment to India as a part of his life, thoughts and emotions" and that the "heart of the person is drawn to India". The concept was codified, but since this was just a clarifying amendment to the Act that was already in place, though incorporating the Supreme Court's pronouncement, and not a substantive change it did not have any impact on the Citizenship Act. The ruling also defined where a person's personal law would be that of the country or that of the parent. Since the personal law was governed by the customary laws, it became necessary for the Government to amend the law of the country concerned to incorporate the amendment made to the Citizenship Act of 1955. The result is the Indian Citizenship Act of 1955.]
In regards to the caste system, Barani states that the Prophet-PBUH had always maintained the rule of 12 Imams among the Arabs. In the Gharib-us-Sahiab (the ones who have come in the way of infidels) the position of Imam must be taken from Imams of the Abbasid, Hashimi and Ghulami families. Among the Ghulami family there are two positions of Imams. This is one amongst only two families that has proper descendants who are of the rank of Imam. The other family is the Hashimi (from Rawhind) If the people of Rawhind were to become non-believers, they would be as impure as the Ghulami and the rank of Imam would have to be taken from them.
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