I think the Kalima thing is a specifically Asian concept......
"The
Six Kalimah (from Arabic كلمة
kalimah "word") in
Islam in South Asia are six significant parts of one's religious belief, mostly taken from
hadiths (in some traditions, six phrases, then known as the
six kalimas[
clarification needed]).
The first of them, known as the ''
kalimat tayyibah or "word of purity", second is called the
shahada, third "tamjeed", fourth "tawheed", fifth "istighfar" and sixth is called "radde kufr". Recitation of the six kalimas is taught in
India,
Pakistan,
Bangladesh and other Muslim countries'
madrasas"
I don't mean anything against Asians or anything like that..... Muslims from anywhere are my brothers.... but I have heard Muslims from Asia refer to the Kalima thing and it confuses me.... I don't understand that concept........
you seem to say the Bengalis are Khawarij......
I'm not sure if the Bengalis who fought Pakistan qualify as Khawarij......
I haven't discussed that..... I was only saying that Muslims should be Muslim first and their nationality should be second.......
as far as any issues you might have with Bangladesh....... this is not something I'm super educated about..... I know very basic things like I have heard very basic things as far as Muhammad Jinnah, Muhammad Iqbal, Two Nation Theory..... I don't claim to understand the subcontinent better than you or others who are from there do..... no way...... I'm from a different part of the world......
we as Muslims must always be Muslim first and this I feel justified in saying as it is a basic universal principle which applies in all parts of the world for all Muslims.........
as far as Bangladesh.... no way am I siding with Bangladesh against Pakistan or anything like that..... no way was I even commenting anything like that...... I think it was unfortunate that Bangladesh split from Pakistan and I wish they would have stayed united because I want all Muslims to be united...... but as far as issues which are very specific to that region...... no way do I claim to know more than the people of that region