Mutton for Dussehra and Durga puja? - Page 3

Originally posted by: punjabibilli

No .. All religions r not flawed .. The people who implement them r flawed ..
But with islam the religion itself is flawed and the people who implement it are also flawed .. So ur statement is true in case of islam .. Their book kuran don't preach all the right things .. They need to change it with time ..

Originally posted by: xPalkix

Please don't say this. What BB was celebrating was more Bengali oriented. Not all Hindus are same. Some eat meat and some don't.

So it is difficult to point out rules for different religious festivals as there are many different types of Hindus. I for one am a Gujarati and compared to Bengali it is similar but not the same. E.g. The rituals, rules etc...

I know you didn't mean everyone but try not to label...

Originally posted by: ashisvicky

I think that Halal mutton was ordered so that Asif and Gauhar can have it.I am not sure if Hindu's are not allowed to take halal mutton.

Originally posted by: ashisvicky

I think that Halal mutton was ordered so that Asif and Gauhar can have it.I am not sure if Hindu's are not allowed to take halal mutton.

Originally posted by: silverbug

Yes but halal and kosher meat is not really allowed for Hindus and Sikhs. They are supposed to consume only Jhatka slaughtered meat. It's another thing many Hindus are ignorant to this. I'm not trying to stretch this or anything but I think the whole reason BB does these things i.e. stroking religion is to cause controversy and then you get people talking about it like on this forum. It's actually a very cheap tactic.

Originally posted by: nadaanmasakalli

Plus tomm is Eid so yeah mutton does make sense

Technically, there is no Hindu scripture that states vegetarianism is mandatory for Dussera or any other religious festivity. The core Hindu philosophy of karma states that people should only focus on their actions, without thinking or fixating much on the reward. The rituals, rites, fasts, etc that are followed are more like guidelines' and have culturally evolved' over the ages. It is just popularly believed that following these rites is morally desirable or necessary, but not actually compulsory'

I ate a big Red Robin Burger on Dussera. I'm going to Hindu Hell.

Wait, I didn't even need to eat it on Dussera. I got a one way ticket to hell when I started eating burgers.

Originally posted by: return_to_hades

Technically, there is no Hindu scripture that states vegetarianism is mandatory for Dussera or any other religious festivity. The core Hindu philosophy of karma states that people should only focus on their actions, without thinking or fixating much on the reward. The rituals, rites, fasts, etc that are followed are more like guidelines' and have culturally evolved' over the ages. It is just popularly believed that following these rites is morally desirable or necessary, but not actually compulsory'

I ate a big Red Robin Burger on Dussera. I'm going to Hindu Hell.

Wait, I didn't even need to eat it on Dussera. I got a one way ticket to hell when I started eating burgers.