Vivekananda did not study the history of Islam properly.

Well , it is very easy for some one who did not study enough of political Islam and who sincerely believed in unity of religions to believe that even the finest of messages can be used to rape, plunder, murder, enslave and demolish civilizations and perfectly normal human beings.

Vivekanand did not study enough of Islam to know where the mystical part of Islam ends and where the political part takes over.

He never experienced the pain of the idolators whose temples were demolished, whose idols were broken, whose family was molested, raped and humiliated. He never experienced the pain of the hindu idolators who were not allowed to worship and were given the final-option of sword or submission to the moon god.

He never faced the terror of momeens that every kafir and idolator now faces with the bombs being planted in their public places.

Vivekananda should have read the threats of Osama bin Laden and the boastings of momeen hordes about their reign of terror they un leashed on the hindu idolators. Taimur has in his Memoir explained what led him to invade India.

He says:
" My object in the invasions of Hindustan is to lead a campaign against the infidels, to convert them to the true faith according to the command of Muhammad (on whom and his family be the blessing and peace of God), to purify the land from the defilement of misbelief and polytheism, and overthrow the temples and idols, whereby we shall be Ghazis and Mujahids, companions and soldiers of the faith before God. "

In one of his dispatches to Hajjaj, Mahommad bin Qasim is quoted to have said :
" The nephew of Raja Dahir, his warriors and principal officers have been dispatched, and the infidels converted to Islam or destroyed. Instead of idol-temples, mosques and other places of worship have been created, the Kulbah it read, the call to prayers is raised, so that devotions are performed at stated hours. The Takbir and praise to the Almighty God are offered every morning and evening. "

t was left to Aurangzeb to make a final attempt to overthrow idolatry. The author of ' Ma ' athir-i-Alamgiri dilates upon his efforts to put down Hindu teaching, and his destruction of temples in the following terms :

" In April, A. D. 1669, Aurangzib learned that in the provinces of Thatta, Multan and Benares, but especially in the latter, foolish Brahmins were in the habit of expounding frivolous books in their schools, and that learners, Muslims as well as Hindus, went there from long distances.... The ' Director of the Faith ' consequently issued orders to all the governors of provinces to destroy with a willing hand the schools and temples of the infidels; and they were enjoined to put an entire stop to the teaching and practising of idolatrous worship.. ...Later it was reported to his religious Majesty that the Government officers had destroyed the temple of Bishnath at Benares. "