Kannan,
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archaeology_of_Ayodhya
That link says that there were Carvings of Vishnu on some of the pillars.
All I'm saying is, that if they really wanted to live in peace, then they wouldn't have a prob giving up a mosque that was abandoned religiously. Like I said, n Islamic Culture itself it is said that if a Mosque isn't wordhipped in for more than 7 months then it looses it's sanctity. They could have been more understanding to the sentiments of Hindus.Quote:
There! Do you mean to say, they have to live as second class citizens, submitting to the whims and fancies of Hindutvadis, who come up with a new mosque for destruction everyday? How can you expect them to feel safe in such an environment? Is this not religious extremism?
I see myself as a Hindutvadi also, and I know that if there was a Ram Temple which was abandoned which had little significance to cultural or religious aspects of Hinduism, and for whatever reason, that land had importance to Islam @ the same magnitude as Ayodhya to hinduism, I wouldn't mind givign that land up for a mosque.
when i said "Any mosque taht was built on a site with a previos hindu temple. etc etc" that's a different scenerio. In the case that i mention in this post, I wouldn't mind too much, giving that land up.
But that's not how they thought. The way I see it. That part of Ayodhya is too important for us to let go. It would be great if the muslims were more understanding to hindu sentiments. Unfortunatly tthat's not how things went.
Just because he wrote an apology doesn't mean that he isn't a patriot. He took part in the independence didn't he? But there's no point in debating Savarkar. Because that will just make the Debate go into a million other things in Indian History....I'll refrain from it.Quote:
What use are his ideologies when he doesn't even qualify as a patriot?
