INDIAN MUSLIMS

Dayem wrote: Pardon me, if I am wrong....but by any chance u want to say that Banu Israel means that Israel has got kids?you know exactly what I mean...plz dont raise stupid question.

how do I know waht you mean if you cant explain it

btw hating India dosnt means land hating, it means hating Indian gov.



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Dayem wrote: I dont hate India...for one thing there is no reason to, for another I wont gain anything by hating india, and for yet another there is no good in saying I LUV INDIA or I HATE INDIA.....india is a piece of land not a name of some tyrant ruler.

Then how can we have "Children of Isreal", how can land produce kids, its just a piece of land.

Dear brothers and sisters,

My father is from India and my mother is from the U.S. I have family in India and I surely love them. Some people's ideas are so idiotic! No one can say that everyone hates India. You can say that there are some places that you don't like there but not the country. Its like saying that everyone hates the US. You know, it depends on the person. Your own opnions. Give it a break people.

bharatiya wrote: Who the hell told that Indian Muslims hate India? � LOL

isnt Gujrat riots living examples of it?

Indian forces burned down historical Jamia Masjid in Kashmir.

what about baburi masjid?

The burning of the 700-year-old Shah-e Hamdan shrine in Tral, Indian occupied Kashmir, on December 16 was no accident. This was the third 'accidental fire' that has destroyed an important Islamic monument in Kashmir.

In May 1995, the 600-year-old shrine at Charar-i Sharif was destroyed by what the Indian occupation forces described as 'cross-firing' with a group of mujahideen who allegedly had taken shelter there. No mujahid was found when the shooting stopped. Three years earlier, the library at Srinagar's main mosque was set ablaze. A large number of priceless manuscripts were destroyed.


India, which claims to be the 'largest democracy' in the world, has drawn an iron curtain around Kashmir. Human rights organisations, especially Amnesy International, have been barred from entering the state since 1978. Even so, reports have trickled out painting a grim picture. Freedom House, a New York-based non-profit organisation, described on December 21 India's occupation of Kashmir as the 'worst of the worst' where basic human and political rights were denied to the people. In its annual report on Kashmir (December 1997), Human Rights Watch/Asia said that since the induction of the Abdullah government, there has been a marked 'increase in extrajudicial executions,' in Kashmir.




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