Rediff.com |  Feedback  
You are here: » Rediff Home » Discussion Boards » Permalink
  
View : Single Message | Complete Thread | Read complete Discussion
India emerging as the target of Fanatic Muslims
by Ahmad Nawaz on Jul 10, 2008 10:33 AM   Permalink | Hide replies

Well, this was the reason why Pakistan and Bangladesh were formed to begin with. India is equated with Hindus and the Muslim and Christian minorities are considered outsiders. What I find strange is when Muslims hate India that Hindus start chanting you should call yourself Indian first and Muslims second. Why the change of heart at that stage. If Muslims are not Indian and Indians hate Muslims then Muslims react by hating Hindus and Hindusim. It is really a psychological reaction. I think Hindus read too much into it. Maybe it is for this reason that many policy analysts are saying that in the coming years India will position itself as the new arch enemy of the entire mideast while the West would have come full circle and become trade and strategic partners with that region. So the focus of the militancy would shift from US and Israel to India. There are predictions that the West will soon be at relative peace with Muslims while India will emerge as the new enemy attracting the militants to foment terror and war against it like never before.

    Forward  |  Report abuse
  RE:India emerging as the target of Fanatic Muslims
by JGN on Jul 10, 2008 12:13 PM   Permalink
Neither the muslims came from West Asia nor the Christians came from Europe. The Muslims and Christians in India are the decendants of those who converted at various points in history for various reasons (let us not go into the reasons).

It is the Muslims and Christians who consider themselves as outsiders. Some of them even think that there was no place called Indian sub-continent before the arrival of Islamic invaders and European colonizers!!!!!

The Muslims and Christians should first understand that they also have equal rights (nothing more, nothing less) as Citizens of a Secular democratic republic called India. They should not try to blackmail the majority community in the name of Religion.

   Forward   |   Report abuse
Message deleted by moderator
  RE:India emerging as the target of Fanatic Muslims
by Kris iyer on Jul 10, 2008 05:27 PM   Permalink
Ahmad Nawaz,
Hindus, Muslims and Christians in India - We all have common ancestors. People of all religions in India are local. Only a handful of muslim familities trace their ancestry to Persia or Afghanistan. But after 600 years of muslim dynasties in different part of undivided India, unfortunately, an "imperial" attitude did come about amongst muslims. Hindus feel muslims "looked down" upon them.
Do not confuse some strong words used by some people with the reality in India. Muslims and Christians live better lives than even in Pakistan and B'desh. For instance, if you are a Shiah,Ahmadiya or Ismaili in Pakistan, life is not as free for you as in India.
Muslims are very much part of India. It won't change. It is a guarantee. But as JGN has said, too much muslim "exclusiveness" and looking to the "Ummah" all the time, at the expense of the welfare of India, then some criticisms will follow, I am afraid.

   Forward   |   Report abuse
  RE:India emerging as the target of Fanatic Muslims
by satyarthi on Jul 10, 2008 01:43 PM   Permalink
Rediff gives space to every view point. And I appreciate Ahmad Nawaz candid analyses of muslim mindset. India, i.e., Bharat has always been target of invaders, including islamic invaders. There is nothing revealing in this analysis.
What is important that this time response to such agression will be differnt from the well informed 'earstwhile victims' of such invasion. The Rediff type discussion is a process, through which Hindus started knowing and telling their tormentors that they know them.

   Forward   |   Report abuse
  RE:India emerging as the target of Fanatic Muslims
by James Bond on Jul 10, 2008 02:31 PM   Permalink
Ahmad,

Pakistan was formed as a vast section of muslims thought they can't work under inferior hindus so opted for Pakistan. Pakistan demand was heralded by pork-eater Jinnah. You all followed a pork-eater and created pakistan. Today, pakistan is more dense kilometerwise. Bangladesh was created forcibly in 1971 when EAst bengal was chalked separately from Pakistan post which Pakistan followed its Kashmir agenda vigourously.

Actually, problem with Islam. Islam do not give equal rights to women i.e. half of population. Women are kept intentionally away from mosques because your worship place is also used for warship place. The house of god isused for political purposes. Muslims are more sincere to their clergies than their women folk.

James Bond

   Forward   |   Report abuse
  RE:India emerging as the target of Fanatic Muslims
by JGN on Jul 10, 2008 12:21 PM   Permalink
>>>>>>>>>>>West will soon be at relative peace with Muslims..............the Muslims cannot be at peace with any other Soceity as their ideology is to convert the whole world into an Islamic Caliphate! Islam is Arab imperialism. Though the Arabs do not consider the muslims from Indian sub-continent (India, Pak, Bengla) as equal to them, the Indian muslims swear by "Ummah" and try to be more loyal than the King.

Pl search for The Skpetics Annotated Bible for category-wise verses like Absurdities, Contradictions, Hatred, Good-stuff, etc from The Bible, The Quran and The Book of Mormon.

There could not be lasting peace on planet earth until we all get rid of the outdated religious dogmas. The Paradise stocked with abundant supply of "wine, womean, water, fruits, etc existed only in the fertile imagination of sur-realistic visionaries.

Life on planet earth is the only thing known to mankind. Enjoy that to the fullest extent without harming others for rewards in an imaginary life here-after.

   Forward   |   Report abuse
  RE:India emerging as the target of Fanatic Muslims
by Nanchil on Jul 10, 2008 03:14 PM   Permalink
Still in hang-over?

   Forward   |   Report abuse
The above message is part of the Discussion Board:
At G8, ''Hindu-American relns'' reviewed