@Rizzwaan2025@ZahackTanvir Thank god I did not born as Muslim. Some of the responses of Muslims scares me. Intolerance to other points of view is something which I abhor in Islam or followers of Islam.
🟥 بلاد الحرمين تحتفل بالديوالي ‼️
وعودة الإله "رام" وزوجته ‼️
حدث في المملكة العربية السعودية
بالتحديد جدة التي تبعد عن مكة ٦٠ كيلو
للاحتفال بعيد ديوالي (Diwali أو Deepavali) هو مهرجان الأنوار الهندوسي الشهير، وهو أكبر وأهم عيد وطني في الهند🕊️
الرمزية الدينية يرمز العيد إلى انتصار النور على الظلام، والخير على الشر، والمعرفة على الجهل
القصة الأسطورية: يحيي العيد ذكرى عودة الإله "رام" وزوجته إلى مدينة أيوديا بعد انتصاره على الشيطان….🕊️
الوهابية تتعايش وتجدد قيمها لمواكبة
الزؤية الطموحة ….🕊️
وحضور سعودي عالي المستوى …🕊️
#حقيقة #السعودية #الرياض
I think we should thank the people and media from Bangladesh for exposing the Chinese MSS backed influencers network sent to defame India.
Really appreciate that.
Love Bangladesh 🇧🇩💗
@AdityaRajKaul If this is the logic of Iltija mufti, then why should the rest of India which is Hindu dominated allow 5 times Azaan on loud speakers ? 😅- we can ask many more questions which you will not be able to answer. Learn to be tolerant.
@chaos1234445@AdityaRajKaul The arrival of Persian Sufi mystics, most notably Mir Sayyid Ali Hamadani in the 1370s and 1380s with hundreds of disciples, accelerated the spread of Islam across the valley. By end of Sultan Zain-ul-Abidin's reign, the majority of the population in Kashmir Valley were Muslims.
@chaos1234445@AdityaRajKaul Saffronization of Kashmir ? Do you know what was Kashmir before 14th century? Islamization in Kashmir began in the 14th century- it was saffron before that.
The BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir is truly an architectural marvel right here in GTA. Its Italian Carrara marble, carved by Indian artisans, tells a remarkable story.
The marble travelled about 6,200 km from Italy to India for being hand carved by skilled craftsmen. The finished pieces then travelled another 12,800 km to Toronto to bring this temple to life.
A beautiful reflection of what makes Ontario special. We are a province where cultures and communities come together, each adding to our shared identity.
Interestingly, two of Michelangelo’s most famous Renaissance sculptures, the Pieta and the David, were carved using this world-renowned marble which was then regarded the ultimate symbol of high art.
Sikhs cozying up with Mias must know:
This is Bhai Mati Das, who was sawn in half on 9 Nov 1675 because he refused to become a Muslim. Bhai Mati Das, Bhai Dayala and Bhai Sati Das were killed at Chandni Chowk Delhi by Aurangzeb, just before the martyrdom of Guru Tegh Bahadur.
@VelamurA11695@BS_Prasad By that definition Hindustan should have been only for Hindus and not Muslims.But Mr Gandhi kept harping about a secularist India and speaking something else about Israel.The man had double standards.
You've seen this photo since childhood, haven't you? Can you tell me the name? No, you can't!
This is -Bhai Mati Das, who was sawn in half on this very day, 9 November 1675, because he refused to convert, that is, to become a Muslim.
Bhai Mati Das, Bhai Dayala and Bhai Sati Das were killed in the Chandni Chowk area of Delhi on the orders of Emperor Aurangzeb, just before the martyrdom of Guru Tegh Bahadur.
Bhai Mati Das was tied between two pillars and cut into two pieces.
Today Aurangzeb is called "great," with cities and roads named after him, and the Congress and its allies bow at Aurangzeb's grave. And Mati Das? No one even takes his name.
The Mughal emperor Aurangzeb issued decrees to demolish temples and gurdwaras and to stop idol worship. Under his orders, many temples and gurdwaras were destroyed. The idols in temples were smashed to pieces, and cows were slaughtered in temples.
Aurangzeb ordered everyone to adopt Eslam and assigned the officials concerned to carry it out. He decreed that no Hindu be appointed to any high position in state affairs, and that jazya (a tax) be imposed on Hindus.
Many new taxes were imposed only on Hindus at that time. Out of fear, many Hindus became Muslems. Hindu worship, aarti and all religious practices began to be shut down.
Temples were demolished, mosques were built, and many pious people were killed. A saying from that era goes: "Aurangzeb would eat his meal only after having a sava man (about 50 kg) of sacred threads removed every day."
Aurangzeb said: "Tell everyone: either accept E slam or embrace death." With this coercion, life became difficult for people of other faiths. Hindus and Sikhs were forced to adopt Islam by every means: temptation, fear and punishment.
When Guru Tegh Bahadur refused to accept E slam, he was arrested on Aurangzeb's orders. Three Sikh warriors, Dayala ji, Bhai Mati Das and Sati Das, were also imprisoned in Delhi along with the Guru. Aurangzeb wanted the Guru to become a Muslim. To frighten him, these three were tortured to death, but the Guru was not shaken.
On 9 November 1675, Aurangzeb first ordered Bhai Mati Das to be sawn in two. He was clamped between two large wooden planks and a saw was run down through his head. When the saw had sunk two or three inches into his head, the Qazi said to him: "Mati Das, accept e slam even now. The royal surgeon will heal your wounds. You will be given a high position at court, and you will be married five times."
Bhai Mati Das asked sarcastically:
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Most countries talk about tolerance in speeches. In Dubai you can see it in the street: families of different faiths and nationalities celebrating Diwali in the middle of the city, with the city celebrating around them.
@JianAzmir During my first visit to Jakarta, I had a great time. It’s a beautiful country with wonderful people. People are good looking, friendly- excellent food and great hospitality. One of my favourite countries in south east Asia, best wishes from India.
His Excellency Sheikh Nahyan bin Mubarak Al Nahyan, Minister of Tolerance and Coexistence, attends the Festival of Lights (Diwali) celebrations at the BAPS Hindu Mandir in Abu Dhabi.