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Recently by Salim_Chauhan
- Atif, please confirm the rumor
- Parachi gone wild
- It's deja vu all over again
- Single-threaded thinking
- Shah Sahib gone wild
- Kulharee is the ideal spokesman for Qadianis
- India Shining is going the way of neo-cons - inflated and out of fashion
- Why Mushy bent over for Bushy
- Gujju, How you doin', buddy?
- Four simple questions to genuine Qadianis
- Mr. Sattar, the Muslim community does not consider Qadianis as Muslims
- You can leave Islam - quietly and without letting the doorknob poking you in the rear
- Explaining the obvious to Mr. Kulharee
- Mr. Kulharee is a confirmed LIAR
- Why are Qadianis so hated by Muslims and Pakistanis?
- Response to Publius regarding Qadianis
Kaal Bhayya,
If you are trying to highlight similarities between the Jahaliya Arabs and today's Hindus, of course one can find many. First of all, let me clearly state that Jahaliya Arabs were not completely evil people and, considering their contemporaries, could have been considered "moderate."
Examples of the Jahaliya Arabs include Abdul Muttalib, Abu Jahal, and even Abu Talib - grandfather and uncles of our Holy Prophet (PBUH).
The Jahaliya Arabs, and to some extent the "modern" Hindus, suffer from the same traits of weak belief, emphasis on rituals, and a keen eye on the commercial enterprise of religion. When this contraption of "popular" religion runs into faith-based and determined onslaught of divinely inspired righteousness, it's easy to predict the outcome.
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