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Modi in Sheikh Zayed Mosque UAE

I will still be against Sanghis if they do Church, Mosque attack again or try to impose any of their extreme bhagwa agenda on our countrymen. I dont blindly hate them. Some of their agendas are infact good. I am against Hindu Rashtra and I am also against ultra appeasement policy.

I will be against mullahs, churches if they go against the country.


What's wrong with you mate? I've previously seen you going boom boom over Church attacks and Sanghis just couple of months ago... Why sudden change of heart?
 
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I will still be against Sanghis if they do Church, Mosque attack again or try to impose any of their extreme bhagwa agenda on our countrymen. I dont blindly hate them. Some of their agendas are infact good. I am against Hindu Rashtra and I am also against ultra appeasement policy.

I will be against mullahs, churches if they go against the country.
Good to know that... I don't hate anyone blindly either. I criticize people for what they do not for what they are.
 
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R Muslims allowed inside temple core where Pooja is offered. No. Not at all. Forget muslims they dont allow lover class Hindus itself.

Temple core (sanctum sanctorum/garbha graha) are not restricted to others because of caste, but because of the small space. Even a brahmin, who is not part of the temple's priests will not be allowed into that place. On the other hand, temple authorities from all castes who need to go there for maintenance purposes or for any other temple activities are allowed there. Do not babble about something you do not know.
 
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As Prime Minister Narendra Modi was speaking to the teeming millions about our country's glorious progress after independence, a few hundred miles away, across the LoC, ceasefire violations by Pakistan killed six people. The security of the people is of utmost importance in the light of these incidents. This has been a major thrust of focus by the Prime Minister during his two-day visit to the United Arab Emirates or UAE.

For the first time, UAE and India are on the same wavelength with respect to terrorism. The PM in his speech has categorically mentioned that both countries will not tolerate the terror wreaked in the name of religion. Those who were responsible for horrendous terror attacks in the country like the 1993 Mumbai blasts and the 26/11 attacks and are still being harboured by Pakistan ought to be punished. In order to combat terrorism, a joint statement has been made by India and UAE wherein both countries condemn efforts, including by states, to use religion to justify, support and sponsor terrorism against other countries. They have called for international co-operation and intelligence sharing in counter-terrorism operations. They have also proposed to work together for the adoption of India's proposed Comprehensive Convention on International Terrorism in the United Nations.

The warm welcome received by the Hon'ble Prime Minister is a far cry from the hostile environment created by the Pakistani leadership. The Prime Minister was welcomed at the VIP airport in Abu Dhabi by the Crown Prince, Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan along with his five brothers. The Crown Prince reportedly by-passed the official protocol wherein a visiting dignitary to the country is only welcomed by the Foreign Ministry head Sheikh Abdullah, who is the Crown Prince's brother. This gesture underlines the respect and appreciation of Modi by the UAE leaders.

This visit is being regarded as one of the most unforgettable chapters in Indian history as it is the first visit by an Indian PM to that country in 34 years. The UAE has also extended support to India's candidature for a permanent seat in the UN Security Council as the two countries called for reforms in the current UN constitution. In addition to this, the Prime Minister was also treated to a multi-course vegetarian fare (including a Royal Gujarati Thali) which was made by India's leading chef, Sanjeev Kapoor, who was specially flown in by UAE hosts. Though Indian heads of state have not paid any visit to this country in a long time, this visit by the PM has been much appreciated by the UAE leaders and people alike. Mr. Modi spoke to almost 50,000 Indian expatriates at a grand public reception named "Marhaba (welcome) NaMo, which is being hailed as unprecedented in the history of the UAE, where for the first time a visiting head of state has been given a reception on such a grand scale.

Another small but significant takeaway from this trip is the promise by the UAE on Sunday to allot land for the first-ever temple in Abu Dhabi. The PM has thanked the UAE leadership for this landmark decision.

Apart from these, the two-day visit also promises to bring favourable economic implications for India. The Indian expatriate community is the largest ethnic community in the UAE which remits millions of dollars to India annually. Though this is a known fact, a lesser-known fact is the humongous economic potential of the UAE with respect to Foreign Direct Investments (FDIs). UAE companies have been investing in Africa, eager to tap their resources in the world's fastest growing continent. Similarly, the UAE has also been looking east to strengthening its trade ties with China. In light of these investments, India projects itself as an attractive investment destination so that it does not lose out on the immense economic benefits which come with being associated with a country like the UAE. The PM announced in his speech that UAE plans to invest 4.5 lakh crore rupees in India, which would give a very big boost to our economy.

With respect to the India diaspora in UAE, PM Modi addressed the labour issues faced by the Indians alongside improving trade and bilateral relations and seeking investment. It is important to mention here that the profile of the expatriate Indian population in the UAE is very different from that of the US - where Modi addressed tens of thousands of screaming, cheering Indian Americans at Madison Square Garden. The typical Indian expatriate in the UAE is a blue-collar worker. Some 50 per cent are in unskilled or semi-skilled jobs, and 30 per cent are in medium-skilled professions.

The PM has left no stone unturned to reassure these labourers of the government's support and ensure their welfare. On Saturday, Mr. Modi visited the ICAD Residential labour camp in Abu Dhabi which houses nearly a lakh people from various Indian states (mostly migrant labourers) and from Pakistan, Bangladesh and Nepal which shows his commitment to address the concerns of the large number of Indian expatriates in UAE.

These instances, and the excited reactions of the Indian expatriates in Dubai as well as UAE leaders, show that the promises made by our Prime Minister are not false. "Maine koi bhaashan nahi diya, karke dikhaya" (I have walked the talk), said Mr.Modi in this year's Independence Day speech. With his UAE visit and the developments thereto, the faraway sands of UAE are not a mirage, as the Opposition claims but a tangible reality, thanks to our Prime Minister.


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Stupid hypocrite Indian Muslim politicians should learn something from these respected Arab rulers.They dont have any problem to allow a non Muslim in these Great mosque
Wow What a magnificent Constrcution.
Long Live India -UAE relation.

Do the 200 million or so Indian Muslims not allow non-Muslims access to mosques in India? I am asking because you allude to this being the case which is a surprise for me.

Non-Muslims are welcome to visit any mosque in the Arab world. From Morocco to Oman. Millions of non-Muslim tourists are visiting all the historical mosques in the Arab world with the exception of Makkah and Madinah.

The beautiful Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque has been visited by numerous non-Muslim leaders and personalities. It's completely normal.

In many Arab countries you can find mosques and churches next to each other. Millions of Arabs are Christians too. Let alone the Arab Jews of which most live in Israel today. Or the Atheists.

Non-Muslims are welcome in all mosques that I have visited in Europe too.

Strange behavior if true.
 
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I will still be against Sanghis if they do Church, Mosque attack again or try to impose any of their extreme bhagwa agenda on our countrymen. I dont blindly hate them. Some of their agendas are infact good. I am against Hindu Rashtra and I am also against ultra appeasement policy.

I will be against mullahs, churches if they go against the country.

Same here you will see many Hindu members also reguraly criticize the Hindu far right here
 
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Do the 200 million or so Indian Muslims not allow non-Muslims access to mosques in India? I am asking because you allude to this being the case which is a surprise for me.

Non-Muslims are welcome to visit any mosque in the Arab world. From Morocco to Oman. Millions of non-Muslim tourists are visiting all the historical mosques in the Arab world with the exception of Makkah and Madinah.

The beautiful Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque has been visited by numerous non-Muslim leaders and personalities. It's completely normal.

In many Arab countries you can find mosques and churches next to each other. Millions of Arabs are Christians too. Let alone the Arab Jews of which most live in Israel today. Or the Atheists.

Non-Muslims are welcome in all mosques that I have visited in Europe too.

Strange behavior if true.


Sorry bro.
Some Mosques wont allow non muslims but that is in only our South Asia .But some others are open to others .Not all of them are like that.But all of that is based on petty politics in our nation.

Respected Arab officials and businessmen that visting our nation dont have any issue to perform our Indian traditions as a goodwill gesture.But our own politicians cant follow their own Indian tradition.All of these just based on petty politics.

Nothing serious.
 
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Do the 200 million or so Indian Muslims not allow non-Muslims access to mosques in India? I am asking because you allude to this being the case which is a surprise for me.

Non-Muslims are welcome to visit any mosque in the Arab world. From Morocco to Oman. Millions of non-Muslim tourists are visiting all the historical mosques in the Arab world with the exception of Makkah and Madinah.

The beautiful Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque has been visited by numerous non-Muslim leaders and personalities. It's completely normal.

In many Arab countries you can find mosques and churches next to each other. Millions of Arabs are Christians too. Let alone the Arab Jews of which most live in Israel today. Or the Atheists.

Non-Muslims are welcome in all mosques that I have visited in Europe too.

Strange behavior if true.
Thanks for this info. Never knew that :cheers:
 
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Do the 200 million or so Indian Muslims not allow non-Muslims access to mosques in India? I am asking because you allude to this being the case which is a surprise for me.

Non-Muslims are welcome to visit any mosque in the Arab world. From Morocco to Oman. Millions of non-Muslim tourists are visiting all the historical mosques in the Arab world with the exception of Makkah and Madinah.

The beautiful Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque has been visited by numerous non-Muslim leaders and personalities. It's completely normal.

In many Arab countries you can find mosques and churches next to each other. Millions of Arabs are Christians too. Let alone the Arab Jews of which most live in Israel today. Or the Atheists.

Non-Muslims are welcome in all mosques that I have visited in Europe too.

Strange behavior if true.

Non muslims in india can visit shrines of sufis,which is their graves and taj mahal which is again a masoleum,but the proper masjids,they cannot visit.It is off limits,story is similar for temples too,churches are what anyone can go to.

Yea that's why Hinudvata are taking revenge of some wrong actions of arab and afghan invaders from fellow Indian Muslims while their rulers go and visit mosques to please Araba and Afghans..afghan hindu brother..afghan arab brother leave all past behind but indian muslim vs indian hindu problems.. :P

Indians k yea history ha k jo in ki bajata ha yea ussi k gatey hain :D

you are missing the whole point,even if see indian muslims as the enemy,they are indeed the enemy and u can make peace with the enemy and let go,it has happened a lot in the past.

But the real battle is with the left wingers,sickulars,the inherent cancer of hinduism and buddha was the original sickular who reacted to problems in life and everything starts from then.

Sala baniya butcher of gujraat dollars k lia kuch b karey ga :D

Modi is not a baniya.
 
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These countries are dependant on us, on our military, on our nukes. We know what to do to hurt them!

They have an airport in rahim yar khan in their own name,your people go there and work as expats,basically they own you.what are you talking of man?
 
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