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Removing the multiple issues template

The issues with this article are claimed to be tone and POV. Unfortunately, the user(s) who added the template hasn't left any justification in the talk page so I don't know what concerns they had. The article seems well-written and covers the subject comprehensively. It's also very well-cited. Many of the citations are to scholarly works like Jamal Malik's book "Islam in South Asia: A Short History". I propose that this template be removed.

As mentioned previously I'm removing the template. Czar-peter-123 (talk) 02:47, 13 September 2021 (UTC)

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