Why are Indian Muslims using the Arabic word ‘Ramadan’ instead of the traditional 'Ramzan'?

[jetray]

Is this a joke? The religion itself is Arabic, the holy book is in Arabic, so what's wrong with using an Arabic word?

technically nothing but it is indication of trend towards radicalization. Locals even when they follow foreign religion keep their age old practices & culture alive. But when they start become puritanical they will conflict between existing & new. Next they will start question local practices, dress codes...etc and it goes down hill.

 

[My-Analogous]

all the words in the world are made up... lolz
since I am Indian.. I will write ramjan.... just to pis* off urdu puritans...

How you pronounce Eid-ul-Bakhar?

 

[Soulspeek]

We desis simply say Bakra Eid. Muslims say Eid ul Azha. Some Saudi influenced people say Eid al Adha.

How you pronounce Eid-ul-Bakhar?

 

[My-Analogous]

We desis simply say Bakra Eid. Muslims say Eid ul Azha. Some Saudi influenced people say Eid al Adha.

Yes we do say Eid ul Adhaa, because we don't want to hurt your feelings.

 

[temporary12345]

Two word: Wanabee Arabs.

Muslims of Indian subcontinent are slaves of Arabs, and I am not saying this to spite someone. Any Muslim who is honest to himself ,yet not a wanabee Arab, could see this.

 

[livingdead]

How you pronounce Eid-ul-Bakhar?

bakrid(rhymes with madrid)

 

[Arsalan]

bakrid(rhymes with madrid)

i guess you are getting it wrong. It is called Bakar Eid. Yes there is not that much space in Baar and Eid when pronouncing it.

 

[livingdead]

i guess you are getting it wrong. It is called Bakar Eid. Yes there is not that much space in Baar and Eid when pronouncing it.

well all i know is there is a plain eid.. and a bakrid... later one is for killing bakras..

 

[My-Analogous]

well all i know is there is a plain eid.. and a bakrid... later one is for killing bakras..

It is actually Baqra Eid and it is come from Surah Baqra in which Allah give command to slughter animals

 

[Arsalan]

well all i know is there is a plain eid.. and a bakrid... later one is for killing bakras..

that second one is the yummier one!!
We slaughter goat, sheep, cow and camels on this and enjoy the meat feast. All those kabbabs and bar-b-ques

 

[Soulspeek]

Call it whatever u wish. You can even call it Halloween! Why would my feelings be hurt?

Yes we do say Eid ul Adhaa, because we don't want to hurt your feelings.

Baqarah basically means Cow in Arabic. Rest you are smart to understand.