hindus lost through conversion to islam, 17 crore hindus in pakistan, 13 crore in bangladesh, and 25 crore live in india, they were part of india and were hindu but now separate nations and separate religion, god save hindus extinction
RE:hindu extinction possible
by SS on Jan 03, 2008 03:19 AM Permalink
Extinction!!! Dude, there are 800m Hindus in the world and GROWING. God save the world from overpopulation. And morons such as yourself who have no thinking ability. All they can do is parrot the nonsense ad nauseam.
RE:hindu extinction possible
by sosamia on Jan 03, 2008 05:28 AM Permalink
population of muslims is 124 crores (1.25 billion)in the world. every fifth person on this planet is muslim. and there is a danger to hindus, i am scared
RE:hindu extinction possible
by kate on Jan 03, 2008 06:17 AM Permalink
The danger existed when the Muslim invaders beheaded Hindus for opposing Muslim rules. Hinduism survived all those cruelty for 1000 years. Now Hinduism will survive even when there is no cruelty. All Pakistan and Bangladesh Muslims will not talk about their forgotten roots. So you don%u2019t worry and scarred.
RE:hindu extinction possible
by jeganath pillai on Jan 03, 2008 01:35 PM Permalink
Hi Hindu Folks get converted to Muslim or Christianism , as long as secular politics go on in India only the so called minorities will get benefitted by these secular parties
RE:hindu extinction possible
by bk agrawal on Jan 03, 2008 06:34 AM Permalink
there are 80 crore hindus in India itself, not sure about pakistan and bangladesh though. FYI hindu is a 'Sanatan Dharm' which means the one whose beginning and end both are not possible to measure in time.
My question to non-hindus is what was their religion before beginning of their religion? can anyone please explain? please dont be offensive, I just want to know that
RE:RE:hindu extinction possible
by sabyasachi ghosh on Jan 03, 2008 07:11 AM Permalink
It seems there was another religion before Hinduism, life was mostly simple, tribal and nomadic...The earliest evidence for elements of Hinduism date back to the late Neolithic to the early Harappan period (9500%u20132600BC) ... of course at that point of time no one knew what religion.. it developed through social, cultural and traditional practices and knowledge acquired over thousands of years, and so it lies as diverse as its today. Also, you dont have to get officially stamped as an Hindu, you just need to believe you are so to be one, unlike any other younger religions where you would have to have religious baptism etc. Philosophically thinking, even today, every person is born a Hindu. :)
