#Adhan
* This judgement of the Karnataka High Court
* An earlier Supreme Court order dismissing the petitioners case re: 26 Ayats in the Quran
* The continued control & administration of ONLY Hindu Temples by Govt.
* The Codification of only Hindu law
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* This judgement of the Karnataka High Court
* An earlier Supreme Court order dismissing the petitioners case re: 26 Ayats in the Quran
* The continued control & administration of ONLY Hindu Temples by Govt.
* The Codification of only Hindu law
livelaw.in/news-updates/k…
all testify to a paradoxical situation in so-called Hindu 'majoritarian' India;
that grievances & existential threats that Hindus face can find no solution, either in our Courts, or from elected Governments.
that grievances & existential threats that Hindus face can find no solution, either in our Courts, or from elected Governments.
The reason given is clear.."Observing that Article 25 and 26 of the Constitution embodies the principle of "religious tolerance" which is a characteristic of Indian civilization, the Karnataka High Court on Monday disposed of a public interest litigation."
In other words, the entire burden of religious tolerance falls upon the Hindus, in particular, and the Indic faiths in general.
The Abrahamaic faiths being fundamentally 'exclusive', may it is clear; loudly and daily, challenge by implication the faith & Gods of others, through
The Abrahamaic faiths being fundamentally 'exclusive', may it is clear; loudly and daily, challenge by implication the faith & Gods of others, through
simple assertion that 'there is no God but Allah'
, for example.
In case there is any doubt as to which is the One True God, it helpfully clarifies that "Muhammad is the messenger of Allah".
, for example.
In case there is any doubt as to which is the One True God, it helpfully clarifies that "Muhammad is the messenger of Allah".
It is true that this call or assertion or challenge has been 'normalized' over the last 1500 years.
It is amazing that the first challenge to the Adhan was, unbelievably, "noise pollution". Yes you heard that right!
It is amazing that the first challenge to the Adhan was, unbelievably, "noise pollution". Yes you heard that right!
In 1500 years, it appears scarcely a handful understood what was at stake or called it out. And Chandrashekar R. of Bengaluru, Karnataka stood up in Court to finally ask a simple question, on behalf of all Indic faiths.
Well,we now finally have an answer & a possible direction.
Well,we now finally have an answer & a possible direction.
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