Re: Divisions within Indian Muslims
yes, we started out being "socialist"...only as far as economic policies goes. not others.
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That was one extreme of Socialism/Communism. For each political system you will find failures. The trick is to pick the best from each system. For example, I like the "everyone is equal" funda in China - no caste/religion nonsense. Even dictatorship in Pak has some pluses as does democracy.
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Exactly, we should have expanded it beyond economy :)
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A ha
Hindoos with so many divisions among themselves (Those that can never be changed) are talking about Muslims…
Look into your sleeves Hindoo brothers. You have millions of gODs. What makes a division? Having a different gOD or having a different sect within the same faith…poor attempt, once again clear proof of the low intellectual reasoning of Hindoos plus their poor comprehension and usage of English… 
Tsk Tsk 
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Well, you just mentioned shutting madrassas, that would be one form of suppression/oppression.
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Very true. But this is not the case with Indians. Indian Muslims also harbor a belief that nationalism is everything i.e. country (land) first and God (religion) later, which is very sad. Putting God after land is like "Shirk"
This is partly because they can escape the Hindoo persecution by proclaiming to be nationalist, just like Hindoos.....
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FYI, there is only one God in Hinduism. He has different names/forms. And
most Hindus pray to multiple deities/forms of that God.
And yes, Hindus dont claim that their religion is universal unlike Muslims 
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No matter what divisions will always exist in society. It is in human nature to prove that theirs is superior and everybody would like to belong to some group. we openly admit.
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^ There is a difference between division and deviation 
FYI
Joke of the day 
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So now you claim to be an expert on Hinduism too ? 
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[quote=Babuji]
FYI, there is only one God in Hinduism. [
This guy has muslim tendency.
He should study islam rather then defending what his parents believed in.]("http://www.islamic.org.uk/islamuniv.htm")
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he is an expert in bs.
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I'm aware of that, how many hindus r actually aware of it.
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What Babuji is saying is correct. You need to study Geeta.
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I didn’t get one thing why do you people don’t understand that there was no god on our planet, all of them were human beings and they will always be human being… 
Captain inko samjhao kuch mere maalik, you are the moderator :shoaby:
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^ everyone has their own set of beliefs just like you believe that all religions are man-made.
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Religions hi saare fasaad ki jad hai you should tell this to everyone.
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^ that would be your job, not mine. Also, please do that in religion forum.
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Its actually more the non- Hindus who have this confusion. Just because Hindus have numerous deities that they pray too, doesnt mean they have numerous Gods. Its just different forms of the same God.
http://www.shaivam.org/hipfaq.htm
Q.Why there are so many gods in Hinduism ?
A.Generally Hindus believe in one Supreme God. But there are many devas who are praised in the religion. These devas are actually the life supporting powers. For example Sun, Moon, and Air without which the life cannot exist. God is called devadeva because It is the Thing on which even all these celestial powers survive on. In Hinduism these elements which make the life possible are praised along with the Very Essential God. This gives the feeling that Hindus believe in many gods.
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I think at some time geeta was word of God.
But like bible people made changes to it --to fit their needs
or they made change over the time according to their own thinking.
As in geeta they have so many entities as found in other holly books(mlaika etc)
But they shaped it in indian way---- made every thing God it self.
So in hinduism God kind of share power with other entities.