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megustajalebi

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Posted: 13 years ago

#41

Originally posted by: AshBendre
btw i love ur id name Mahabhootni...its ekdam cool😉

It is a really cool name 😛

And I agree that the blame game isn't going to do anything. After all, it already happened, what can you do about the past? What matters more is the actions we take now to fight such injustices.

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NoOne12

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Posted: 13 years ago

#42

Originally posted by: sayali_babes

What?🤪
There was a threat to Sanatan Hindu Dharma after Muslim raids and plundering of temples, e.g., Ghazni Mahmood. The rise of Orthodoxy was a direct response to that.

Fisrt of all we are discussing child marriage right? You want to say that child marriage became rampant in India because of the invaders? Isn't it? As if indulging in such a practice would stop invasions or protect hinnduism? How ? tell me? What has child marriage to do with protection of hinduisim?

Second hard facts! Mahmud Ghazni had hindu soldiers and general in his army! He not only attaked temples but also mosques? There is no threat to Hinduisim from this man?

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Posted: 13 years ago

#43

There were no mosques in India that time.

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NoOne12

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Posted: 13 years ago

#44

Originally posted by: sayali_babes
There were no mosques in India that time.

🤣🤣 and Mahmud Ghazni didn't live in India alone? He was from Afganisthan. He attacked mosques and persecuted muslims too. His only ambition was to raise a big empire and he plundered temples for their wealth. If he was such a fanatic he would have insisted on conversions of Hindu generals, but he used them freely against muslims?

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496295

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Posted: 13 years ago

#45

I'm talking about the Hindu Psychology of the time.

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Mahabhootni

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Posted: 13 years ago

#46

Originally posted by: sayali_babes
There were no mosques in India that time.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cheraman_Juma_Masjid

Please don't ignore this little guy.

Edited by Mahabhootni - 13 years ago

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NoOne12

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Posted: 13 years ago

#47

Originally posted by: sayali_babes
I'm talking about the Hindu Psychology of the time.

please detail! What psychology?

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496295

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Posted: 13 years ago

#48

They feared assault on their religion and its virtues. And there were some cases of forced conversions, which further aggravated the general resentment and panic. This led to a rise of Purdah and women being stalled away at in-laws' to avoid being seen alone.

Read some history books.

Edited by sayali_babes - 13 years ago

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NoOne12

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Posted: 13 years ago

#49

Originally posted by: sayali_babes
They feared assault on their religion and its virtues. And there were some cases of forced conversion, which further aggravated the panic. This led to a rise of Purdah and women being stalled away at in-laws' to avoid being seen alone.
Read some history books.

Pray tell where did the in laws live outrside India 🤣. And what will happen when soldiers plunder a village, they will see a woman in purdah and say no no we don't touch woman in purdah 🤣