Jehangir Ali Khan - Page 18

Originally posted by: MujheMaarjaneDo

Since you are not getting the point. Let me make it clear to you. I personally don't care if someone names their kid Shaitan or Osama Bin Laden or Kim Jong Un.

But India is a Hindu majority country who were attacked, looted, forcefully converted and plundered again and again by Muslim rulers, just like Jews and others suffered because of Hilter or Americans because of Osama.

So if someone names their kid Taimur, name after the Muslim conquerer who came to India and looted, killed and plundered the country, they will get disapproval and protest from a section of public. If that seems bigoted, so be it.

I think to understand, one has to thoroughly read Indian history.

Calling the kid as Jalal after Akbar is still not offensive as he did do for the country and considered India as his own. (All were warriors though and wars were common at the time. But you cant name a child after Taimur, Aurganazeb or Ghori)

Osama's attack is nothing in terms of centuries of killings, loot and forced conversions.

I stand for secularity and respect all religions as that is what India stands for today; but I can't condone or forgive someone who named their kid in 'honour' of someone who pillaged it. There is just no excuse for it. It is not about religion from my perspective.

Originally posted by: Moodyblue

Nawab thinks nawab giri will pass on through names. Atleast they are not doing the joker giri they did with dear Tim who sure will have many therapy sessions in future.

I agree with you, its about aristocracy more than anything else. 🤣

Originally posted by: FingerFetish

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@fingerfetish I think they named their kids Siman or Simin. Both sound like semen but has very beautiful meaning. I have multiple friends of these names.

Originally posted by: Galouti

Who is Timothy?

Before 9/11, the Oklahoma City Bombings were considered probably the worst terrorist attack on American soil. The perpetrator was Timothy McVeigh.

Originally posted by: Autumn_Rose

I agree with you, its about aristocracy more than anything else. 🤣

Lol geeze, see this is what everyone should be discussing, Saif trying to maintain his nawab title and his pseudo-intellectuality. Kareena falling prey to that same belief. This makes sense and is more likely than anything else. Not religion. 😆

See i don't care what he named his kids but i am pretty sure in the current celebrity context and the general wave where people want to have as different as possible names for kids , Jahangir sounds outdated. Like i cannot imagine someone naming their kids Ram, Sita, Saraswati these days. So i feel a bit bad for Jehangir. But he is going to be called Jeh anyways, which doesn't sound better.

Originally posted by: Autumn_Rose

@ bold, makes no sense, many women are ok with whatever decisions their husbands take and they like 'belonging to their husband', taking their surname after all. There is nothing wrong in it. 😆

I know someone who has kept muslim name for their kids because their friends are muslims, so did their 'friends' coerce them?😆

That's an entirely different thing, keeping a name because you like them. Like someone here said they kept their child's name Zara, or FingerFetish's cousin's daughter is named Khushi.

But in a marriage where both partners are from different religions, one should be sensitive enough to honour both the sides.

Anyway, let it go. It makes zero sense to go over the same thing over and over again.

Originally posted by: Moodyblue

See i don't care what he named his kids but i am pretty sure in the current celebrity context and the general wave where people want to have as different as possible names for kids , Jahangir sounds outdated. Like i cannot imagine someone naming their kids Ram, Sita, Saraswati these days. So i feel a bit bad for Jehangir. But he is going to be called Jeh anyways, which doesn't sound better.

People avoid "Sita" as a name because they feel she will face hardship/ separation from husband after marriage like her.

Ram is still common though. 😆

Aajkal toh Kiyan, riyan, Viyaan, Aarav trend main hai 😆

Originally posted by: Mahisa_22

That's an entirely different thing, keeping a name because you like them. Like someone here said they kept their child's name Zara, or FingerFetish's cousin's daughter is named Khushi.

But in a marriage where both partners are from different religions, one should be sensitive enough to honour both the sides.

Anyway, let it go. It makes zero sense to go over the same thing over and over again.

Well I don't think Kareena cares about the religion part. It's just a name, so shouldn't matter . People in my family have ended up with Urdu/ Persian names too. I personally would like to name my daughter Arzoo or Khushi whenever I have kids.😊

The issue is not religion here IMO.

But in upper middle class Ram is still not used much in current generation, People prefer names which are different and naming a kid has to be a very difficult job but not for saifu jee who is building an empire of his own😆