…There is one Absolute Truth. The learned speak of HIM in many ways…
The difficulty in Hindu-Muslim relations comes in the fact that Muslims
do not have the same broad vision as stated in the above sanskrit verse.
The Hindus may look favourably upon the Muslims, but can the same be said
from the other side?
For hundreds of years the Muslims have fought ``Holy wars’’ against the Hindus in an attempt to convert the heathens to the
one true religion of Islam.
For many, many years the Hindus tolerated the
suppression, some even converting to Islam under the pressure.
But it is quite understandable that even a peaceful group of people, such as Hindus, may develop some dislike (for lack of a better word) towards Islam for the very fact that they had been attacked time and time again by its adherants.
As such, though Hinduism accepts the validity of the teachings of the great prophet mohamed, when his followers twist his teachings to justify the abuse and enslavement of others, every Hindu
must stand up against the injustice.
There are many mosques in India
where Hindus go to worship (for example the Wavar shrine on the way to Sabarimalai), so it is not a matter of Hindus disliking Islam.
But the Muslims must discard their narrow minded vision of being the sole representatives of God, all others being fit to be killed.
When they give up that evil vision, then there could be peace in the Indian
subcontinent. Until then they will rely on their Agni missile.
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Originally posted by sanjhabanda:
**>>>>>Tekam sat, viprah bahuda vadanti>>>>>
.....There is one Absolute Truth. The learned speak of HIM in many ways......
**
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By now Rss has almost developed a PROTOCOL to trap minorities for
massacre by asking for irate response by INSTIGATING PROVOCATION
&taunting like this.Bury an idol Then declare it divine & erect
posession by declaring it mandir almost anywhere they want DESPITE LEGAL
JUDICIARY ORDERS AGAINST IT.Where does it say democracy is rule of
majority .Democracy is govt,PROTECTED fron majority for minorities.
Patna
Biharsharif tense as temple foundation stone laid despite ban
BIHARSHARIF: Tensions were running high here as karsevaks defying a ban,
laid the foundation stone of a temple of goddess Durga on a disputed
piece of land at Ambair chowk in the town on Sunday, district magistrate
Rajesh Agrawal said.
He said despite heavy deployment of securitymen, karsevaks in thousands
went ahead with laying the foundation for construction of the temple on
the disputed land here, the headquaters of Bihar's Nalanda district.
An image of goddess Durga was installed on the site on October 4 as the
puja festivity began, sources said.
Director-general of police KA Jacob and other senior officials have
rushed to the spot, where divisional commissioner of Patna range,
Narendra Bhagat, deputy inspector-general of police, AC Verma, the
district magistrate and the police superintendent, R Dung were camping.
Police were intensively patrolling. "Situation was reported to be tense
but well under control", the district magistrate added.
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Biharsharif tense as temple foundation stone laid despite ban
PWG kills two in Bihar
[quote]
Originally posted by sanjhabanda:
**>>>>>Tekam sat, viprah bahuda vadanti>>>>>
.....There is one Absolute Truth. The learned speak of HIM in many ways......
**
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By now Rss has almost developed a PROTOCOL to trap minorities for
massacre by asking for irate response by INSTIGATING PROVOCATION
&taunting like this.Bury an idol Then declare it divine & erect
posession by declaring it mandir almost anywhere they want DESPITE LEGAL
JUDICIARY ORDERS AGAINST IT.Where does it say democracy is rule of
majority .Democracy is govt,PROTECTED fron majority for minorities.
Patna
Biharsharif tense as temple foundation stone laid despite ban
BIHARSHARIF: Tensions were running high here as karsevaks defying a ban,
laid the foundation stone of a temple of goddess Durga on a disputed
piece of land at Ambair chowk in the town on Sunday, district magistrate
Rajesh Agrawal said.
He said despite heavy deployment of securitymen, karsevaks in thousands
went ahead with laying the foundation for construction of the temple on
the disputed land here, the headquaters of Bihar's Nalanda district.
An image of goddess Durga was installed on the site on October 4 as the
puja festivity began, sources said.
Director-general of police KA Jacob and other senior officials have
rushed to the spot, where divisional commissioner of Patna range,
Narendra Bhagat, deputy inspector-general of police, AC Verma, the
district magistrate and the police superintendent, R Dung were camping.
Police were intensively patrolling. "Situation was reported to be tense
but well under control", the district magistrate added.
Next Article
Biharsharif tense as temple foundation stone laid despite ban
PWG kills two in Bihar
if hindus are so peaceful then why did they massacre sikhs in kashmir and blame it on muslims. The skihs in kashmir even admitted hindus massacred the sikhs and that they live happily with muslims more than they live with hindus.
also, why do fundmaentalist hindu bjp members kill and oppress hindus that convert to christianity. They also kill chrisitians too. I saw a documentary on this last year the way hindus treat minorites in india is terrible..... hinduism doesnt advocate peace.
Not one of those hindu vs Muslim threads again!!
I suggest none of the hindus make comments on Islamic fundamentals and beliefs unless you've actually studied the religion and know what you're talking about. A FAITH cannot be held responsible for the actions of its FOLLOWERS!!
What i have noticed, is that all of the hindus on this forum are sharing their PERSONAL OPINION not the FACTS....so i see no reason for Muslims to get too defensive...let them share their narrow-minded views, the most you can do is try to clarify their misunderstandings.
[This message has been edited by hk (edited October 13, 2000).]
there is no such thing as hindu - muslim
absolute terms. it is much more complicated than
just religen. even though bangaldesh and west pakistan share same religen they could not live toghether as a nation.