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What beliefs? It was not a taunt. Just that the source of fanaticism arises from the desire of heaven. It can be good. It can be bad. It's upto you.Please have some dignity and abstain from mocking my belief. I have not mocked your belief and I will never stoop to such a low level. If you are man then fight with facts rather than taunts
but this life is temporary our real life's begin in heaven and because of that I am not afraid of giving my life
Actually, my point was that the allure of heaven helps make one a fanatic. The aim is the attainment of Jannah. It's extremely tricky. And potentially dangerous.Yeah right, otherwise those 72 will remain virgins.
Buddy, my friend I respect your beliefs but try to read some books and that too neutral ones which would clear your minds about your beliefs INDIAN army gave a support to the MUKHTI Bahini which was itself a freedom organisation.nope, you were directly involved in the insurgency, if you were not, then why did you attack when we were beating down the insurgents.
the way our country raped and butchered is know as propaganda by India.
UN recognized BD cuz we let go of it
well it's not Jannah which makes you give life always you to have concept like that.......Actually, my point was that the allure of heaven helps make one a fanatic. The aim is the attainment of Jannah. It's extremely tricky. And potentially dangerous.
Actually, my point was that the allure of heaven helps make one a fanatic. The aim is the attainment of Jannah. It's extremely tricky. And potentially dangerous.
Like I said. It's upto you. My point was not the faith in Jannah. But the primacy of Jannah over this life.well it's not Jannah which makes you give life always you to have concept like that.......
Okay.Wrong.
What beliefs? It was not a taunt. Just that the source of fanaticism arises from the desire of heaven. It can be good. It can be bad. It's upto you.
It was world's shortest war with largest surrender.
No beating that fact.
English, please?
It was world's shortest war with largest surrender.
No beating that fact.
English, please?
Actually, my point was that the allure of heaven helps make one a fanatic. The aim is the attainment of Jannah. It's extremely tricky. And potentially dangerous.
can you point me to any global organization that listed the Mukti Bahini as a "terrorist" organization ?One thing you forgot to add was, Modi is a confessed Mukti Bahini terrorist too. God knows how many innocent Bengali, Behari and West Pakistani men he killed and how many women he raped.
Truly. We are wasting our time and money on Pakistan. We shouldn't give a ***** to Pakistan. We should take care of other regional nations and make with them strongest economic tie. We should just make sure our national security from Pakistani terrorism , that's it.We should just STOP wasting our time, energy and resources on this futile exercise called peace process. We should just stop bothering about it, talking about it, and writing articles about it. The more you give them attention, the more they up the ante. We should just repeat our position in every interaction with them and come back, and let our army and security agencies handle the situation with resonable degree of freedom. We need to disengage now.
The author of the article is American, and judging her bio , she did travel alot in SAAnother article that thinks India is the entire world?
They need to get out and travel a lot more.
Alyssa Ayres
I write about India, South Asia, and U.S. policy toward the region. Full Bio «
I am senior fellow for India, Pakistan, and South Asia at the Council on Foreign Relations. Prior to CFR, I served as U.S. deputy assistant secretary of state for South Asia during 2010–2013, covering all issues across a dynamic region of 1.3 billion people (India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Maldives, and Bhutan), and providing policy direction and support for four U.S. embassies and four consulates. Trained originally as a cultural historian, I earned an AB from Harvard College and an MA and PhD from the University of Chicago, and have worked on India and South Asia in the nonprofit, government, and private sectors. I write about India and South Asia for CFR’s Asia program blog, Asia Unbound. Follow me on Twitter: @AyresAlyssa.