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Useful Myths !
by deepak on Jun 04, 2008 08:50 PM   Permalink | Hide replies

"It is a happy myth about a Muslim ruler who had a Hindu wife, who does not make her convert to Islam and joins her in her religious pursuits and you can see why -- it is a happy myth and even a useful myth,"


Rushdie is so correct on that one...a lot of myths were created in India to serve 'Useful' purpposes...all this Dalai Lama praying in mosque with a skull cap on will never be allowed in any form of Islam, but the image is useful...Amitabh & family, and almost all Bollywood actors paying visits to Peer mazars and graves, because the Peers were supposedly great saints and not Islamic radicals who spread Islam by any means....myths myths and more myths...myths.

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by rishi on Jun 04, 2008 08:58 PM   Permalink
deepak:
Very well written
To see the real face of Sufis in India, you should see

"slide 4 and 5" in the exhibition on Bangladesh and "slide 3 to 5" in the exhbition on Kashmir at


factusa.org



The actual damage to India was done by Sufis.

In the good cop-bad cop combo, The Islamic rulers were the bad and sufis played the good cop.

........Destroying South Asia forever.

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by Samosachat on Jun 07, 2008 12:17 AM   Permalink
I read some where the Kwaja of Chisti who Akbar worsipped raped Rani Samyogitha. I that true. we must check with Rushdie.

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by rishi on Jun 05, 2008 12:24 AM   Permalink
@Samosachat

The Kwaja Chisti is one of the most agressive and successful Islamic cheaters in Indian history.

Foolish Hindus still go and put "chadar" there without knowing how many millions were forcibly converted by that moron.



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