‘How could you serve breakfast to a Hindu?’

Re: ‘How could you serve breakfast to a Hindu?’

I frequently visit to my grandparents who live in a small town in Sindh consisting 98% of Muslim population. There is a Bakery owned by Hindus and ppl have no issues buying from them. Our family exchange sweets , etc with the neighbor Hindus and our elders have no problem in eating that. In childhood, when we didn’t want to eat something that was sent by Hindus, our Dadi used to say that ‘Kalma padh ke kha lo’ and we then happily consume those things. In school days, I even ate ‘Parsaad’ which a Hindu friend got from his Mandir, by following the same technique of Dadi.

Moreover, there are many Restaurants run by Hindus on National / Indus Highways, and travelers don’t mind to eat there. In Karachi near Boulton Market, there is Hindu hotel whose chapati and saalan are famous, so we occasionally go there to eat. At Waterpump, ppl love to have Halwa Puri of ‘Dhamthal’ which is probably owned by Hindus.