Celebs not at Ayodhya - Page 13

Originally posted by: Clochette

Just this line shows y o u r state of mind...and I leave it at that.

As for the mosque that is announced for construction begin in May (after the elections), it's just following the court verdict after the demolition of the Babri one.

And I won't even go into the controversy over the exact site of Ram Janmabhoomi (if the remains of the construction beneath had been a Buddhist one) as Babri Masjid had been used for more than 400 years as the religious place for both, Hindus and Muslims... t h a t should be - for now - another discussion...in another thread, in another area of the forum...

...for this thread, I leave it to the nice people that came after my post that - without any doubt - respected the spiritual aspect of the inauguration.

There was no evidence presented for it being a Buddhist one, just a random claim by Neo Buddhists, they couldn't provide a single evidence in their hearing

The remains of Ram temple and an inscription stating that was found beneath

Originally posted by: NathuPaapi

https://twitter.com/thatmarineguy21/status/1749639392837402910?t=gbedloLS9QIqLpRXmSrG4w&s=19

Edited since I didn't want discussion to go in another angle

Aishwarya was being canceled over that picture with Netanyahu. So, is that cancelation being canceled or paused now that she wasn't seen in Ayodhya? Moreover, if she decides to take Sri Ram's blessings in the future, what will be the updated status of the cancelation? LMAO!

From what I understood from the bigoted comments, anyone who attended or expressed happiness is either communal or blackmailed by the Supreme leader. Their faith is faith, ours is bigotry. LMAO!

Jai Sri Ram!

Originally posted by: -raVen-

one correction, there's no law that bans muslim women's entry in mosques. I don't know what happens in India but quite a considerable no. Of women do pray in mosques in Malaysia.

https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/women-can-pray-in-segregated-spaces-in-mosques-aimplb/article66490220.ece

Male monopoly

The vast majority of mosques in India do not welcome women worshippers nor do they have provisions for them; the exceptions being the mosques maintained by the Ahl-e-Hadith sect and a handful of mosques under the Jamaat-e-Islami Hind. Otherwise, mosques have hitherto been a male monopoly.

Ms Shaikh had argued that the prohibition on women’s entry had no support from Islamic scriptures, and that the Prophet asked men not to stop women from going to mosques. At the time of the Hajj and Umrah -- both Islamic pilgrimages -- women pray inside the mosques in Mecca and Medina, she argued.

Jai Shree Ram

And i Luv social media

https://twitter.com/happymi_/status/1749466231785324847

Surprising at least to me that Rahmanullah had put up a "mere ghar Ram aaye hain" audio as his insta story

Originally posted by: Clochette

Just a last answer (because of the notification):

I never complained about an "invite list", I complained about the show-character of this ceremony and the misuse by politics.

So, no list from my side... (and please, refrain from judging my character...I don't judge yours )

I don’t understand about judging anyone’s character. What did I say that makes anyone think that ? Also If I did nothing would be wrong with that as well but I really did not. If you think I did do let me know what makes you think that? If you recall someone told me you are Pakistani that moved to Germany etc on other thread. If you remember. I didn’t even reply to that. It makes no difference to me.

And we can go in circles. But show character and misuse comes to the same thing. We love the celebrations. If we celebrate simplest of things in life. Education wedding birthday etc. This was our biggest occasion. Our God has returned to his abode in his home. :) and tg we got to see it live :).

And misuse means list amongst other things - If you do have a list. Please do not hesitate to share. I am definitely someone that can review it and if appropriate then share with powers well.

Finally how do you think we should celebrate when Hamas is decimated. I think it’s going to be a global celebration but since you said you don’t want
Show character ? Is that how you think for all celebrations our just our most pious ones - it’s a question before you start alleging I am making inferences :).

btw. Do you remember seeing Radhika Madan during the pran pratisthaa ? I don’t know if I saw her.

Jai Shree Ram

Originally posted by: Clochette

Just this line shows y o u r state of mind...and I leave it at that.

As for the mosque that is announced for construction begin in May (after the elections), it's just following the court verdict after the demolition of the Babri one.

And I won't even go into the controversy over the exact site of Ram Janmabhoomi (if the remains of the construction beneath had been a Buddhist one) as Babri Masjid had been used for more than 400 years as the religious place for both, Hindus and Muslims... t h a t should be - for now - another discussion...in another thread, in another area of the forum...

...for this thread, I leave it to the nice people that came after my post that - without any doubt - respected the spiritual aspect of the inauguration.

Controversy ? Didn’t you say you aren’t even Indian in the other thread. So let me explain how a democratic government works. People elect the government. There is a court system and in that court system there is considered the highest level of court known as Supreme Court. In this case also, a case was filed with Supreme court, evidence was presented and hearings took place. In the end they rendered a verdict that has been followed and removes any dispute on the birth place. Its called "due process" and facts based evidence leading to conclusions :)

Hence my Aapkey bolney see yas phir post some same clip or video of a random as people do these days does not make it controversial. Those are just statements and doesn’t make it a controversy. and in democracy like ours we do uphold laws :). Hence we respect the Supreme Court Verdict. Just like developed countries around the world. I completely understand and sympathize with you if you are not familiar with law and order as many rogue countries don’t have this system. I heard some of them don’t even have a constitution - is that true ? Not a bad idea for you to spend time on instead of drafting one instead of callkng a religious book the constitution. Hain na ? calling things controversial even when there is a Supreme Court verdict just blows my mind. Kuch bhee bolna allowed hain India mein (freedom of speech) but soch ke bolnaa is always a better option

In any case, lets stick to topic
btw do you remember seeing any kids of the celebs ? I just realized I only saw adult celebs. I don’t remember seeing aayushman khuranaa. Kya aapney usko dekha ?

Jai Shree Ram

Dear, just acknowledging your replies to my posts (because of the notifications) with a sign...yet not discussing the content