Arabs unite together after BJP spokesperson insults Prophet

[Kau89r8]

 

[Kau89r8]

6 minutes ago, proudkaur21 said:

 Let them both fight each other. We should not care.

i'm sure apne will have the urge to show 'SolAdRitY' ........

We should just play how they Hindus use Sikhs when it comes to Sikhs vs muslims etc...show some empathy but keep your distance dont go too far .....same how i feel with Christians in India ...those missionaries are not innocent but they are being targeted by RW Hindus ...

[proudkaur21]

5 minutes ago, Kau89r8 said:

i'm sure apne will have the urge to show 'SolAdRitY' ........

We should just play how they Hindus use Sikhs when it comes to Sikhs vs muslims etc...show some empathy but keep your distance dont go too far .....same how i feel with Christians in India ...those missionaries are not innocent but they are being targeted by RW Hindus ...

These missionaries, hindus and muslims are all anti sikh. I dont feel any sympathy for them. It's not like we are not targeted by them.

[Kau89r8]

2 minutes ago, proudkaur21 said:

These missionaries, hindus and muslims are all anti sikh. I dont feel any sympathy for them. It's not like we are not targeted by them.

oh ya for sure but what im saying is if we are bold about it we just play into bjps playbook being anti muslims / Christianity etc so shouldn't go full board with expressing how we really feel ...we just political pawn for them regardless...best just sit back and enjoy the s#it storm lol

[proudkaur21]

https://twitter.com/ARanganathan72/status/1536213439969824769?s=20https://twitter.com/ARanganathan72/status

Hindus have no idea what shaheedi means in Islam or Sikhi lol.

[MisterrSingh]

11 hours ago, proudkaur21 said:

https://twitter.com/ARanganathan72/status/1536213439969824769?s=20https://twitter.com/ARanganathan72/status

Hindus have no idea what shaheedi means in Islam or Sikhi lol.

If you look into the ancient practice of blood sacrifices (that continue to this day) as a transactional "ardaas" that's expected to reap a physical response / "reward" for blood-letting (be it of the martyr himself or his victims), most religiously based martyrdom is actually an occult ritual. The shedding of blood AND the intention of the sacrifice are key. As the old Punjabi saying goes, "When the blood of martyrs is spilled, the fortune of nations is changed." We need to understand this esoterically and not purely in political or physical terms. Problem is the energy / life force in blood isn't going to who you think it's going to. A loving, almighty God doesn't require blood for sustenance or as an act of devotion. Just something to think on.

[proudkaur21]

5 hours ago, MisterrSingh said:

If you look into the ancient practice of blood sacrifices (that continue to this day) as a transactional "ardaas" that's expected to reap a physical response / "reward" for blood-letting (be it of the martyr himself or his victims), most religiously based martyrdom is actually an occult ritual. The shedding of blood AND the intention of the sacrifice are key. As the old Punjabi saying goes, "When the blood of martyrs is spilled, the fortune of nations is changed." We need to understand this esoterically and not purely in political or physical terms. Problem is the energy / life force in blood isn't going to who you think it's going to. A loving, almighty God doesn't require blood for sustenance or as an act of devotion. Just something to think on.

lol its not that complicated. Having so much faith in your beliefs that you are willing to die for it is not some occult practice. In Sikhi shaheedi isn't to please some God or to get reward in the after life. Sikhs fight till death for their beliefs and for the betterment of the society. Our ancestors became shaheed for truth and righteousness and not for some after life reward. The Punjabi proverb means exactly that because when you see someone have so much faith and die for the truth it gives hope and encouragement to others to continue down the same path. Sikhs went into battlefields outnumbered knowing they will die not to please some God but it acts as a symbolism to always keep fighting for the truth and to never turn your back in the battlefield even if you know you are going to die,a tradition which continues on till this day with Sikhs still being killed for even speaking for our rights. Majority of the people in the world would rather accept slavery than die and you know exactly what I am saying. Shaheedi further signifies to us that it is better to die as a free man than to live like a slave. My point being if this women is so much strong in her Hindu beliefs then why is she so scared of dying for the truth?

[MisterrSingh]

4 hours ago, proudkaur21 said:

lol its not that complicated. Having so much faith in your beliefs that you are willing to die for it is not some occult practice. In Sikhi shaheedi isn't to please some God or to get reward in the after life. Sikhs fight till death for their beliefs and for the betterment of the society. Our ancestors became shaheed for truth and righteousness and not for some after life reward. The Punjabi proverb means exactly that because when you see someone have so much faith and die for the truth it gives hope and encouragement to others to continue down the same path. Sikhs went into battlefields outnumbered knowing they will die not to please some God but it acts as a symbolism to always keep fighting for the truth and to never turn your back in the battlefield even if you know you are going to die,a tradition which continues on till this day with Sikhs still being killed for even speaking for our rights. Majority of the people in the world would rather accept slavery than die and you know exactly what I am saying. Shaheedi further signifies to us that it is better to die as a free man than to live like a slave. My point being if this women is so much strong in her Hindu beliefs then why is she so scared of dying for the truth?

You've missed my point. Human blood is priceless. Human blood + the manner in which it's spilled can be harnessed in many interesting ways via the correct ritualistic process. You're seeing it merely through the jingoistic "let's go out in a blaze of glory." I'm saying wasteful and random blood letting is not sensible, and I'm ALWAYS suspicious of those who advocate martyrdom for other people's sons and daughters yet are conspicuous by their absence when it comes to stepping up themselves.

[ipledgeblue]

hi everyone. so I found out what Nupur Sharma actually said. 

Nupur said that Mohammed married a 6 year old girl. The muslims say this is true.

the reason they are upset is because a non-muslim is saying this, and they say a non-muslim cannot say this because it is criticising the prophet!

[jashb]

On 6/15/2022 at 1:11 AM, ipledgeblue said:

hi everyone. so I found out what Nupur Sharma actually said. 

Nupur said that Mohammed married a 6 year old girl. The muslims say this is true.

the reason they are upset is because a non-muslim is saying this, and they say a non-muslim cannot say this because it is criticising the prophet!

I came here specifically to find out what exactly the hinduaani said to trigger these lot. 

To find out it was the truth - you couldn't make it up!

They should just refer them back to aisha's hadeeth where she states it herself.