The Prophet pbuh
“If two Muslims confront each other with swords, both the killer and the killed will be in Hellfire.”
It was asked, “O Messenger of Allah, we understand for the killer, but why for the one killed?”
The Prophet said, “Verily, he intended to kill his companion.”
In an interview with Srinivasan Jain of Newslaundry, Justice D. Y. Chandrachud made a startling admission that his judgment in the Babri Masjid case was influenced by religious beliefs rather than evidence and law. Such an admission strikes at the very foundations of judicial impartiality and the rule of law. When faith overrides evidence, justice stands compromised.
@MuhammadAisha6y@shoaibFeed During that era (the 16th century and preceding medieval periods), territorial invasion and military conquest were the standard methods of state-building globally.
Babur’s invasion of India was not a unique historical anomaly
@MuhammadAisha6y@shoaibFeed European empires (like the Spanish) were invading and dismantling the Aztec and Inca Empires during the exact same decades Babur was consolidating power in India
@miranowhere The Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region hosts roughly 40% of all international Muslim migrants globally, making it the primary destination for movement within the Muslim diaspora
@nunchaiilant but generally Kashmiris are not fussed by such thing as long as they have wazwan and a good house 🏠 that's all their life is. The new order is being set and generations will pay
@sheeba_k5@durefishan96@ItsSheheryar As a Muslim do you know that Islam commands Muslims to dress modestly both men and women. If you have problem with that then you need to check your understanding of Islam. Daadi can wear sheer clothes as she is at home, not in the party. Rape is nothing to do with clothes.
@sheeba_k5@durefishan96@ItsSheheryar why is she not comfortable because she is born in an liberal family with no boundaries and now married into a conservative islamic family where she finds solace and peace. She doesn't fit into the liberal environment anymore. What's the problem with this?