This makes so much sense. More than our CM or his decisions ever do.
Sometimes I wonder if I was wrong all along
That we aren't really drowning in a Jhelum of ignorance.
That, maybe all this ignorance and senselessness is just a bad dream.
Sometimes I still hope to wake up.
Kashmir: 10 PM Curfew on Late-Night Wazwan
Tackling late-night delays, the #KashmiriWazaAssociation has capped wedding feast timings across #Kashmir, setting lunch for 3:00 PM and dinner by 10:00 PM. President Ghulam Nabi Waza cited exhaustion and grueling midnight shifts for traditional chefs, urging families to respect schedules and uphold dignity of labour. Watch a video #BilalBahadur #KashmirLife
Around the 13th century, our ancestors embraced Islam from Hinduism.
Before that, we embraced Hinduism from Buddhism
And earlier, Buddhism from ancient indigenous beliefs of dwellers of Burzahom etc
That's our earliest religion
Around the 13th century, our ancestors embraced Islam from Hinduism.
Before that, we embraced Hinduism from Buddhism
And earlier, Buddhism from ancient indigenous beliefs of dwellers of Burzahom etc
That's our earliest religion
@AalamgirJi LOL, he himself identified as the descendant of Kashmiri pandits.. it was an identify he talked about more than once (referring to himself as the descendant of Kashmiri brahmins)..
I did not say HE converted, His ancestors did, and he identified fully w the colonizers, read up
What is the point?
Oh I see, you mean this justifies killing 70,000 Palestinians including 20,000 babies.
That's the rightwing logic, ladies and gentlemen.
Not justifying abusing the animal by the way.
Islam is about rights for everyone, including good treatment of animals.
A Palestinian wedding in Hebron, West Bank, has sparked outrage after a camel was abused by wedding guests.
The men were filmed forcing the camel to drink energy drinks and dancing on its back.
I'd even say: If you're Muslim and celebrate a friend's idol worship, you're doing them a disservice.
Why? You're encouraging something you believe will bring them great misfortune.
It's like knowing your friend's answers are wrong before a maths exam, yet you encourage them.
We don't mind people from different parts of India celebrating Diwali in Kashmir.
But it also solicits a importany question:
Is it possible for a Kashmiri Muslim to go to, say UP, and celebrate Eid on some road there?
Is it possible for even a UP Muslim?
I'd even say: If you're Muslim and celebrate a friend's idol worship, you're doing them a disservice.
Why? You're encouraging something you believe will bring them great misfortune.
It's like knowing your friend's answers are wrong before a maths exam, yet you encourage them.
That's arrogance.
Explaining how a car works doesn't mean no one designed it.
And it's not merely that science hasn't explained everything. There are limits to what we can know. Example, our theories break down at the Big Bang, and we can't explain who chose physical constants.
Science does not require humans to witness every event directly. It relies on observation, prediction, repeatability, and converging evidence.
We have observed evolution in real time: bacteria developing antibiotic resistance, viruses mutating, insects adapting, and new species forming in documented cases. We also have fossils, genetics, and shared DNA patterns that strongly support common descent.
and quoting scripture only proves what your scripture says, not that it is true. 😅🤦🏼♂️
Every religion has texts making claims. Evidence is what separates belief from knowledge.
Like that bridge, the system running the whole thing is rotten too.
Selfish and inexperienced get government contracts.
Corrupt officials approve substandard work.
Immoral public has no care for public property.
The rot transcends accross social and political spectrum.
@SrinagarGirl I also respect Kashmiri Pandits celebrating their festivals in Kashmir and govt support for it. But would Muslims receive the same treatment in states like UP? I doubt that, just look at the news. Would love to see an India where every religion enjoys equal freedom and respect.
We don't mind people from different parts of India celebrating Diwali in Kashmir.
But it also solicits a importany question:
Is it possible for a Kashmiri Muslim to go to, say UP, and celebrate Eid on some road there?
Is it possible for even a UP Muslim?
He is a disgrace to his father.
This is a glimpse of what ordinary Kashmiris endured during the 1990s, caught between the brutality of armed forces and the lawlessness of armed militants.
@forher_28 Is there any argument, in Shia interpretation, for calling anyone besides Allah?
I mean there must be something. I'm just curious.
I understand Shia differ in Hadith interpretation. But there are verses like this in Qura'n:
A group of Israeli settlers have seized eight Palestinian homes on Wednesday in Jericho, located in the occupied West Bank.
Palestinian sources reported that the settlers, accompanied by their families, stormed the eight homes, which were empty at the time of the raid