Few days back, heard this anchor in Capital TV’s morning show that different astronomers like Zanjani are advising Pakistan government to end gosht nagha on Mangal (Tuesday). As per them ‘jis din khoon (janwaron ka) na bahe, wo din insanon per bhari hota hai’. He was referring to Peshawer incident of last Tuesday.
I read that all the Marshal-Laws in Pakistan were imposed on Tuesday.
On other side, we hear from neighboring country ‘sab Kushal Mangal hai’. Mangal being a good day there.
How do you see these views?
Is it just a trick to get uninterrupted meat supply?
lolz…**aate haiN kahaN se haiN yeh mazaamiiN Khayaal meN? **
yeh sab ba-juz tavahummaat kuchh nahiiN…yes, it’s a trick to have NO “no-meat” day! vaise, hamaare gaaoN meN baazaar hafte meN sirf teen din lagtaa thaa aur tabhii hameN gosht naseeb hotaa thaa magar hamaare vaalid saaHab winter meN duusre gaaoN se gosht [siri paaye vaGhairah] mangvaayaa karte the…
musalmaan kia khaataa hai? gosht khaataa hai aur uske ba’d:
kushal mangal is not about the day mangalvaar. mangal = mars. mangalvaar is the day of mars. also, mars is seen as a bad astrological sign. mangalvaar is seen as a bad day among superstitious hindus too.
^ i thought Wednesday was considered 'bad' by superstitious Hindus and some Muslims. i remember we used to pick Wednesdays to travel as most trains ran quite empty due to these superstitions. not anymore thopugh...trains are always too full for folks who travel in general unreserved coaches.
a little off topic, but can someone explain whats the point of gosht ka nagha in Pakistan. in India it may be linked with majority religious belief but why in Pakistan?
a little off topic, but can someone explain whats the point of gosht ka nagha in Pakistan. in India it may be linked with majority religious belief but why in Pakistan?
and for that matter, nagha of Nai (Barbers)
there is no "No meat" day in India. we can buy meat 7 days a week and 365 days a year. there is no such concept there.
there is no "No meat" day in India. we can buy meat 7 days a week and 365 days a year. there is no such concept there.
in Pakistan we can also buy meat any day, that's not a problem. but still in some areas its observed. in small time towns/ districts meat shops are closed. other shops sell meat 7 days a week.
…For this reason the Delhi Gate bazaar is an immensely important portion of the walled city. This 200-yard long bazaar is bound by Delhi Gate to the east, ending at Chitta Gate to the west, which links it to Chowk Wazir Khan. To the north is the famous Mohallah Qasaban, the place where the first Sikh onslaught before Maharajah Ranjit Singh took place on the pretext that they wanted to cut off the noses of all the butchers of Lahore as revenge for their terrible role in slaughtering thousands of innocent Sikhs as part of the Mughal campaign against them. Hundreds of Lahore butchers suffered in that bloody raid…
a little off topic, but can someone explain whats the point of gosht ka nagha in Pakistan. in India it may be linked with majority religious belief but why in Pakistan?
Govt enforces to limit the meat consumption.
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and for that matter, nagha of Nai (Barbers)
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Barbers bhi aakhir insan hain oon ko bhi chutti chaheay. tuesday ko es leay k sunday aur friday ko oonka kam zayada hota hai tab wo chutti nae kartay.
yeh Ayoub khan nay qanoon banaya tha :cobra: aor baqi kuch hindu bhi tuesday and wednesday ko gohat nahin khatay kah us din woh pooja pat per jatey hein. koi hindu iss k barey mein bata sakta hay :sunnyboy:
doesn't make any sense. jis nay tuesday ko gosht pakana ho wo monday ko hi khareed lay? how it will limit meat consumption? and meat dishes are available on hotels 7 days a week.
