Nation celebrates Pahela Baishakh

[Tiki Tam Tam]

All religions are good and all give very sound ways to be a good person and responsible to the society at large.

Call it morality if you wish.

I wonder if any religion denies a person to live his life in a manner which decries others from living the way the others like to live.

As soon as we apply our set of principles on others and insist that our way is the sole and true way, it is then that conflicts occur, even of both the sets of people are moralistic in their own way.

Live and Let Live.

Why is there the rift between sects of religions?

Because each feels that they are the only true believer and their way is the only way!

 

[TopCat]

Morality is a different factor which typically comes with the DNA. If someone becomes an oppressor his/her sons will become an oppressor. Same for the good ones.

The definition of morality is relative and varies society to society. So it can not be preprogrammed through DNA.

 

[Tiki Tam Tam]

The definition of morality is relative and varies society to society. So it can not be preprogrammed through DNA.

Absolutely right.

Religion alone is not what prompts.

Societal environment also plays a part.

In Saudi Arabia, the wahabis find it their way, but not so in other parts of the Islamic world!

The religion is the same, but the circumstances of society are different.

 

[TopCat]

All religions are good and all give very sound ways to be a good person and responsible to the society at large.

Call it morality if you wish.

I wonder if any religion denies a person to live his life in a manner which decries others from living the way the others like to live.

As soon as we apply our set of principles on others and insist that our way is the sole and true way, it is then that conflicts occur, even of both the sets of people are moralistic in their own way.

Live and Let Live.

Why is there the rift between sects of religions?

Because each feels that they are the only true believer and their way is the only way!

Islam does recognize other religion as well as non believer. So there should not be any rift but once you are in Islam then certain laws does apply to you. Its not easy to be a muslim.

 

[integra]

Then why do we see the closure of jails in Nordic countries and Tibet. As people don't follow oppressive lifestyle their sons and daughters follow the same. In Egypt they got rid of their dictators by protesting peacefully but what would the afghans do?
Maybe DNA isn't preprogrammed but aggressiveness is as much carried through blood as well as creativity.

 

[TopCat]

Absolutely right.

Religion alone is not what prompts.

Societal environment also plays a part.

In Saudi Arabia, the wahabis find it their way, but not so in other parts of the Islamic world!

The religion is the same, but the circumstances of society are different.

Well as you are mentioning wahabis, you should know little more how actually Islam recognize differing opinions. There is Quran which only gives you instruction but not the way you perform. Then there are Hadith which explains little more about Quran. The rest is left out to the Fikah which means consensus among Islamic scholars. So there are things which differs from scholars to scholars and society to society and which is OK. If somebody come across with differing opinion with any subject matter then the instruction is he/she accept any of the opinion in his/her own will and follow that and will be acceptable to almighty. Islam alwasy says that everybody should avoid Fesad which we ignorant always fail to do.

 

[TopCat]

Then why do we see the closure of jails in Nordic countries and Tibet. As people don't follow oppressive lifestyle their sons and daughters follow the same. In Egypt they got rid of their dictators by protesting peacefully but what would the afghans do?
Maybe DNA isn't preprogrammed but aggressiveness is as much carried through blood as well as creativity.

The most aggressive people I came across are the White European. You will know if you had few white friends. It all depend on socio economic condition as well as education.

 

[Hindustani]

Shubho Nababarsha!!!! Happy New Year!

 

[Bilal Akhtar]

hey everyone wishing you a great time

 

[flameboard]

Absolutely right.

Religion alone is not what prompts.

Societal environment also plays a part.

In Saudi Arabia, the wahabis find it their way, but not so in other parts of the Islamic world!

The religion is the same, but the circumstances of society are different.

To tell you the truth the Saudis do not like people to think about this too much or question too much same is the dominant issue with most Christians, who state you cannot question religion. Just pointing out that in Islam you can, plus Islam is also shaped in manner that it can wrapped into any society sadly most tend to try to bring the Arabic culture along with Islam which does not work in rest of the world for example non-arab African European countries or even Pakistan. for example, in Pakistan some people even suggest making the national language Arabic but that is an epic fail. It's alright to teach the language and it should be given importance as it can help understand the religion but changing the language would not work.

In the end it depends on what religion you talk about because they tend to differ. Scientology for example won't bother society to much, the only change it might contribute is a bunch of homeless people.

 

[Al-zakir]

I would really love to see this guy , say such things publicly on the streets of Dhaka and the reaction that would follow , what a lowlife

Abbey bosri k. Aja milne, jaan hay toh. Bohot din ho gaya kisi ko marne may. Maza ah jaye ga, kasam sey.

 

[justanobserver]

Abbey bosri k. Aja milne, jaan hay toh. Bohot din ho gaya kisi ko marne may. Maza ah jaye ga, kasam sey.

A certain someone is having a bad day

 

[Roybot]

A certain someone is having a bad day

And he got away with that? What a tough guy!

 

[divya]

Yes, you are bengali and we are Bangladeshi. We are the successor of warrior like Bakhtiyar Khilji and you already know what he did to your ancestor. So no Comparison between you and us.

you mean him

In 1193 AD Khilji destroyed Nalanda university, the oldest university in the world and that point the highest seat of higher education in India. he killed 15,000 scholars and 200 faculty of the university and razed the entire building complex to the ground. He burnt the library at Nalanda that houses some of the most precious collections of Buddhist history and Indian history.

I am sure you are, after all you guys love genocide....

And i assure same heaven is awaiting for you.... please ............ do move....and pardon mother earth

 

[monitor]

What seems to me so weird is that we make procession with the mask and picture/dummy of different animal what is the relation of this to new year celebration ?