Shah Rukh Khan Gets Hateful Comments on AbRam's Pic Ganesh Chaturthi

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Posted: 7 years ago

#31

Only snapshot of the comments. Why no photo of Abram?

It is wrong to compare polytheistic society like Hinduism with monotheistic Abrahamic religions. Having said, one cannot deny Hindu cultural influence on average Indian Muslims and Christians (not celebrities). These acts are neither praiseworthy, nor an offence. It is just normal.

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Posted: 7 years ago

#32

Originally posted by: krystal_watz

Nope. Only Christianity and Islam state that it's sinful to worship anyone other than formless God. Islam is particularly vehement about it.

Hinduism is very inclusive and accommodating since it accepts all forms of worship. You can worship idols as well as a formless God.

In Hinduism, the case is different wherein there are some temples where females are not allowed and only males can worship those Gods and it's considered a sin if females do so.

It's common in every religion where such people do talk about what's sinful and what's not and this is the case without one doing anything illegal. I don't believe in judging a person as a sinner merely on the basis or his religion, caste, gender, culture or country but unfortunately it's very common to do so for not only extremists but for other normal people too.

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Posted: 7 years ago

#33

Originally posted by: roni_berna

In Hinduism, the case is different wherein there are some temples where females are not allowed and only males can worship those Gods and it's considered a sin if females do so.

It's common in every religion where such people do talk about what's sinful and what's not and this is the case without one doing anything illegal. I don't believe in judging a person as a sinner merely on the basis or his religion, caste, gender, culture or country but unfortunately it's very common to do so for not only extremists but for other normal people too.

Such temples are very rare; not a general phenomenon. In Islam, on the other hand, females are not allowed inside the inner chamber of a mosque anywhere.

Such 'normal' people are actually extremists.

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Posted: 7 years ago

#34

Originally posted by: roni_berna

In Hinduism, the case is different wherein there are some temples where females are not allowed and only males can worship those Gods and it's considered a sin if females do so.

It's common in every religion where such people do talk about what's sinful and what's not and this is the case without one doing anything illegal. I don't believe in judging a person as a sinner merely on the basis or his religion, caste, gender, culture or country but unfortunately it's very common to do so for not only extremists but for other normal people too.

there are more temples that do not allow men and allow only women as well. Its just that those temples dont get highlighted.

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snatch

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Posted: 7 years ago

#35

religious fanatics are full of shit. who are these jokers to decide what others should believe or pray..

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Erika

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Posted: 7 years ago

#36

Originally posted by: krystal_watz

Such temples are very rare; not a general phenomenon. In Islam, on the other hand, females are not allowed inside the inner chamber of a mosque anywhere.

Such 'normal' people are actually extremists.

Nope. I have seen many such temples and pandits themselves who believe women can't worship the God as it would be a sin. Not rare but a true fact. A holy place should be open to all and one shouldn't be restricted on the basis of gender or religion.

My intention was not to put down any religion but just state that every religion has such restrictions (including my own) which are based on various factors that are considered sinful so there's no point saying my religion doesn't do it and only other religions do it. If one considers a religion inferior and theirs superior, that's what is considered extremism.

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WakeUpIndia

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Posted: 7 years ago

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Originally posted by: Samaina12
there are more temples that do not allow men and allow only women as well. Its just that those temples dont get highlighted.

Yes, that is true. There are temples where men aren't allowed.
http://www.freepressjournal.in/weekend/6-temples-rituals-in-india-where-men-are-not-allowed/834414
But these temples aren't highlighted because that wouldn't suit the propoganda of showing Indian society as patriarchal

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iambest

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Posted: 7 years ago

#38

why religion always become issue in india ...

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WakeUpIndia

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Posted: 7 years ago

#39

Originally posted by: iambest
why religion always become issue in india ...

Pardon me for asking,Isn't it an issue in Pakistan? And some of the people who commented under SRK's post were Pakistani Muslims.

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iambest

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Posted: 7 years ago

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Originally posted by: WakeUpIndia

Pardon me for asking,Isn't it an issue in Pakistan? And some of the people who commented under SRK's post were Pakistani Muslims.

the point is every time religion issue rise up from india , trolls can be from all around the world which isn't the point ..for that matter Pakistan is a serious Muslim declare state ...India claim to be secular state so such things doesn't go together ..and my request to pakistani people is dont interfere in someone else territory 😊

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