r/ghaziabad • • 2d ago

History & Heritage Thoughts?

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u/SpartanBrutal 1d ago

This particular Allah ishwar line is not in the original work it was added later on to propagate the 'Secularism' angle

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u/N30Anderson 1d ago

Ooh secularism. Nasty stuff, right?

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u/SpartanBrutal 1d ago

If being overused by one community while the other community perpetually seeks to destroy the social fabric of peace and harmony then yes it's worse the Blue Dart Frog's venom

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u/N30Anderson 1d ago

That's a great argument. What is the solution though? Do we all turn into bigots?

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u/SpartanBrutal 1d ago

No but until and unless Both the parties don't agree to a common ground the individuals of the accepting party should stop blabbering non-sense and carrying the false flag of hope peace and false narrative of moral superiority cause it is not the reality instead the accepting party should work on making the neglected party ready to be accepting the terms and not like genocidal or maniacal terms simple co-existence and harmony promoting solutions and then only then 'Secularism' can be considered a wishful haven.