A Conversation for The Controversy Surrounding the Origins of the Taj Mahal
The Taj Mahal Issue ....
biscuits_100 Started conversation Sep 15, 2006
Gentlemen....
How many of you have seen the Taj Mahal very very closely, and felt very proud of the fact that it is a part of the country that you belong to??
How many of us feel great about the fact that we don't need a visa to see the Taj Mahal... and pay $100 for a visit !!
Call it by any name guys... Call it Tejo Mahalaya or The Taj Mahal....
i am not a great history buff.. but it hurts to see people e-fighting on this issue... Whosoever made it... for what ever purpose.. that's "good to know" information... why make such a hue & cry over the whole thing? Be it a Hindu architecture or a Muslim one, what difference does it make to your lives? Does anyone stop you from seeing it, touching it, feeling it becuase of your religion??
WHY??? WHY???? WHY??? WHY CAN'T WE COME OUT OF CONVERGING ALL OUR DISCUSSIONS AROUND RELIGION, AND HOW ONE IS SUPERIOR THAN THE OTHER???
Live and let live guys...
The Taj Mahal Issue ....
ambedurga Posted Sep 23, 2006
I quite agree with your views, we Indians are all bound by Sanatan Dharma which include all the beliefs which originated from India or accepted by India.Even the centuries of invasions and efforts to change the 'hindu'religion have not affected it since it is part of Sanatan Dharma (Universal religion/universal truth).Unfortunately not many people practice any religion on basis of Universal truth which are laws of nature and nobody can change it.Most of the 'muslims' living in the subcontinent are willingly and unwillingly coverted to the faith from 'hindu' backround but they all still remain part of Sanatan Dharma.
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inathg Posted Oct 14, 2006
how do they still remain a part of sanathan dharma when they have converted?
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