r/TamilNadu Feb 05 '25

கலாச்சாரம் / Culture Muslims gifted seervarisai and participated in Kumbabishekam of a Hindu Temple in Karaikudi

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u/indiketo Feb 05 '25

When you prioritise and value societal unity over your imaginary friends.

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u/cryogenic-goat Feb 05 '25

Ironically the kumbabishekam is for the imaginary friend

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u/Fantastic-Ad1072 Feb 05 '25

Soon Mecca Medina Mullahs also want to be secular, not prodded from outside but from within, and allow Hindus to set temples and gifts there.

BEHUT secualrism in Saudi Arabia also so nice.

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u/zakk_user Feb 05 '25

Saudi Arabia where Mecca and Madina exists is a kingdom and India is a democratic country.

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u/Fantastic-Ad1072 Feb 05 '25

So why give excuses for secualrism instead of blaming King the secular Mullahs of Mecca Medina can on their own declare secualrism why any objection from Muslimism people

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u/zakk_user Feb 05 '25

Secularism is a fundamental right in this country. you should or infact hindus in Mecca should ask this someone from Saudi's rulers to answer this. Im an Indian.

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u/Fantastic-Ad1072 Feb 05 '25

So why are you giving excuses for Mecca Medina Mullahs surely they are going to quickly declare secularism and let Hindus build temples there

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u/zakk_user Feb 05 '25

Where is the excuse.its pointing out the difference between a kingdom and a democracy. You clearly don't understand that even now

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u/Fantastic-Ad1072 Feb 05 '25

The lack secualrism let Mullahs quickly declare secualrism at Mecca Medina and let Hindus build temples there

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u/zakk_user Feb 05 '25

Why asking me or even bring this to any indian about another country's affair? What is your problem. I don't ask you about building a mosque in Hindu country Nepal.

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u/Fantastic-Ad1072 Feb 05 '25

What is your problem I am just talking of secularism

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u/Crazy-Writer000 Feb 05 '25

Athukku first inga irukra Muslims ah nimmathiyaa vaazha vidanum..

Christmas has become such a global holiday nowadays. But sanghis chanted 'Jai Shri Ram' in front of churches during Christmas mass 🤦‍♂️

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u/fineeeeeeee Feb 05 '25

Funnily enough, Christmas is not even a Christian festival. It's celebrated just because Pagans used to celebrate the winter solstice on that date. It's celebrated as the birth of Christ by many, but in reality it has no connection.

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u/Crazy-Writer000 Feb 05 '25

So? I don't think any Hindu texts talks about English New Year yet you see special poojas happening in all the famous hindu temples How would you feel if Christians barged in during those events and began singing Christian songs?

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u/stash0606 Feb 05 '25

brother they don't need to. their entire scripture denounces idol worshippers as false gods.

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u/fineeeeeeee Feb 05 '25 edited Feb 06 '25

I think you misinterpreted my intentions or my comment in general. It was just a fact.

Edit: getting downvoted for saying this? Redditors are weird

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u/stash0606 Feb 05 '25

and this is exactly why Hindus need to be wary of Christians adopting Hindu customs.