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The Babri Masjid demolition is often framed as an act of aggression by Hindus, but it's crucial to remember that it was a response to a long-standing dispute. The masjid was built on the birthplace of Bhagvan Ram, revered as one of the most important deities in Sanatana Dharma.
For centuries, Hindus endured the pain of seeing their sacred space desecrated and their religious sentiments disregarded. The demolition was an attempt to reclaim a site that held profound significance for them—a place that had been taken away from them during the Islamic invasions.
This is equivalent of other religions building their place of worship by desecration of Mecca or Jerusalem
The construction of the Ram Mandir stands as a remarkable moment in history—a successful pushback by a pagan civilization against historical injustices and encroachments on their sacred sites. It is a testament to the resilience of the Hindu community and their unwavering dedication to preserving their religious and cultural heritage.
For centuries, Hindus endured the pain of seeing their sacred space desecrated and their religious sentiments disregarded. The demolition was an attempt to reclaim a site that held profound significance for them—a place that had been taken away from them during the Islamic invasions.
This is equivalent of other religions building their place of worship by desecration of Mecca or Jerusalem
The construction of the Ram Mandir stands as a remarkable moment in history—a successful pushback by a pagan civilization against historical injustices and encroachments on their sacred sites. It is a testament to the resilience of the Hindu community and their unwavering dedication to preserving their religious and cultural heritage.
A lot of traditional indian muslim food does include beef tho. Yet you can't get it in india because radical hindus have passed theocratic beef bans in many states.
Not to mention that muslims have literally been lynched out of suspicion of eating beef.
If hindus were making pork samosas in saudi then good, they should be able to do that.
Governments shouldn't pass theocratic laws that limit people's freedoms.
Not to mention that muslims have literally been lynched out of suspicion of eating beef.
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If hindus were making pork samosas in saudi then good, they should be able to do that.
Governments shouldn't pass theocratic laws that limit people's freedoms.