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As a Hindu I can personally say (and I believe that 99% of more of my fellow Hindus will agree with me on this ) that the destruction of the mosque was a shame to Hinduism and to India and all of her people.
As a Hindu I can personally say (and I believe that 99% of more of my fellow Hindus will agree with me on this ) that the destruction of the mosque was a shame to Hinduism and to India and all of her people. The day that the mosque was vandalised and then destroyed was surely one of the most shameful days in Hinduism's history. My view is that the mosque should be reinstated to its original form and a plaque should be inserted at the site wherein all the Hindus of the world seek forgiveness from every Muslim for that shameful act. In the Ramayana, Shri Rama never asked for glory or worship during His incarnation as a man. He made it clear that His message was of importance and not His appearance. The destruction of the mosque was an insult not only to Muslims but to the benevolent message of goodwill and peace amongst mankind and the respect of all human, animal and plant life amongst this world within which we are created as caretakers. There can be no other way. Rebuild the mosque and apologise to every Muslim who worshipped at the mosque for the stupidity of our actions
Count me in 1%
As a Hindu I can personally say (and I believe that 99% of more of my fellow Hindus will agree with me on this ) that the destruction of the mosque was a shame to Hinduism and to India and all of her people. The day that the mosque was vandalised and then destroyed was surely one of the most shameful days in Hinduism's history. My view is that the mosque should be reinstated to its original form and a plaque should be inserted at the site wherein all the Hindus of the world seek forgiveness from every Muslim for that shameful act. In the Ramayana, Shri Rama never asked for glory or worship during His incarnation as a man. He made it clear that His message was of importance and not His appearance. The destruction of the mosque was an insult not only to Muslims but to the benevolent message of goodwill and peace amongst mankind and the respect of all human, animal and plant life amongst this world within which we are created as caretakers. There can be no other way. Rebuild the mosque and apologise to every Muslim who worshipped at the mosque for the stupidity of our actions
I am one of the 1% then. Babri mosque was a monument built by Babar, a foreign invader, after he destroyed the original Shri Ram temple. It was only a testimony of the bloodshed that followed under the mogal rule. It definitely did not signify your 'benevolent message of goodwill and peace amongst mankind'. Historians know well, a mosque had no business in Ayodhya. But since we need to honor the feelings of our muslim populace, I am in for a co-existence as mentioned in my previous post.
Some Hindus are like
I believe in lord Rama and lord Krishna, both
Some Hindus are like
I believe in lord Rama and lord Krishna, both
So why dont Hindus take the initiative to bring communal harmony ????
Do Christians not believe in both Prophets Moses and John the Baptist and Jesus as Lord? Do Muslims not believe in Prophets David, Jesus , Muhammed (Peace upon them)? Your post was a bit short sighted if you are not a Hindu. If you are a Hindu then with respect your post is ignorant
I am not against mosques but....this is among the holiest places for Hindus.
When ASI said there was a temple, for me it is sufficient and scientific evidences. Call me hardliner/saffron extremist but I am in 1% lot. This issue is overly politicised. On paper it is not that complicated.
Offtopic but, time to read "Somnath" wtitteen by Chatursen Shastri. It is in Hindu. Not sure if this is translated as well. It deals with Somnath temple and its destruction.
P. S. --> I differ the way by which mosque was demolished. There was non violent means to do that theorugh negotiations.
With respect , you speak from your personal ego and vanity then and not as a Hindu. So what if a masjid was built over a temple some many years ago? Does our faith prohibit us from showing respect towards a masjid? Our "temples" are the gathering of multiple people for the purposes of promoting light and dispelling darkness. The worship of Allah as the Almighty I would say has the same purpose.There are nothing in the scriptures which requires the building of huge monuments to worship God. Despite the destruction of many temples by Muslim invaders of India , Hinduism survived. Other religions were wiped out within the space of a few hundred years in comparison. The reason for the survival of Hinduism is simply because the invaders failed to understand that as long as one Hindu survived then a temple survived ..within the heart and soul of that Hindu. Those Hindus who actively participated in the destruction of the masjid did not only destroy a mosque. They also destroyed the temple within their bodies.