Rubika Liyaquat Shares Enlightening Experience with Bihar Governor Mr. Arif Mohammad Khan

Delhi Desk, Delhi Magazine: Prominent journalist and TV news anchor Rubika Liyaquat recently met Bihar Governor Arif Mohammad Khan, describing their hour-long conversation as an enlightening and memorable experience. Taking to social media, she wrote, “This meeting… In the treasure of memories, like a pearl will remain safe. Bihar Governor Mr. Arif Mohammad Khan Sahab — an hour meeting was like an ilmi journey.”

Known for her sharp interviewing style and fearless journalism, Rubika h often taken a strong stance on issues concerning religious identity, national unity, and women’s rights. In her post, she highlighted the ideological resonance she felt with the Governor’s views, saying, “I always say… ‘They are Muslims like me.'”

She praised the Governor’s balanced interpretation of Islam, noting, “So charitable that someone calls them ‘Islam’… Can’t mislead by saying.”

 

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Rubika further emphasized how the interaction reinforced her belief that religious extremism can be tackled with courage and calmness: “His guidance strengthened my belief that — of course the war against religious radicalism is difficult, but it can be fought with patience and courage.”

Arif Mohammad Khan, widely respected for his progressive and reformist outlook, has consistently advocated for intellectual honesty and pluralism within Islamic discourse. His views seem to deeply align with Rubika’s public positions on the need for reform and rationality within religious communities.

Rubika Liyaquat, a leading face in Indian television journalism, is admired for bringing clarity and confidence to news debates. With years of experience in the media industry, she has carved a niche as a journalist who is unapologetically vocal about her identity and unafraid to ask difficult questions. Her interview with Governor Khan appears to mark another chapter in her journey of engaging with voices of reason and reform within the Indian Muslim community.