Summary: In the past few days, the Tablighi Jamaat base in Delhi's Nizamuddin has been creating headlines after some of its associates were tested positive for novel coronavirus disease. Tablighi Jamaat is an Islamic missionary campaign that centers on making Muslims return to practicing their religion during the existence of the Islamic prophet Muhammad. The Tablighi Jamaat is expected to have between 150 to 250 million followers. The bulk of them living in South Asia. It has an appearance of between 180 to 200 countries. The campaign was built in 1927 by Muhammad Ilyas al-Kandhlawi in the Mewat area of India. In 2018, the Tablighi Jamaat split into pair camps after disputes rose overwhelmingly of the organization. While the larger camp is headquartered at Banglewali Masjid in Nizamuddin, the other camp runs from a mosque in Nerul near Mumbai.
