1/4 Babar's First Love Baburi and How He Looked

Many experts say that the ancient Ram Janmabhoomi Mandir was destroyed in 1528 by the fanatic Babar. Some experts believe it was named Baburi, not after Babur himself. After all, Baburi was the first love of his life. Babar says so himself in his private diary, shared below. He was 17 at the time.

Who was Baburi?
Baburi Andijani was a young male shop attendant. The surname Andijani implies that the family had roots in the city of Andijan, Uzbekistan.

Too bashful for conversation, Babur retreated alone to the hills to write poetry. Although Babur does not describe his crush’s appearance, the round, beardless face and arched eyebrows exemplify sixteenth-century beauty ideals. The image is from the 1550s, in Bukhara, Uzbekistan. 2/4 “During this time, there was a boy from the camp market named Baburi. Even his name was amazingly appropriate. I developed a strange inclination for him—rather I made myself miserable over him.

Before this experience I had never felt a desire for anyone, nor did I listen to talk of love and affection or speak of such things. At that time I used to compose single lines and couplets in Persian. I composed the following lines there:

‘May one be so distraught and devastated by love as I; May no beloved be so pitiless and careless as you.’

Occasionally Baburi came to me, but I was so bashful that I could not look him in the face, much less converse freely with him. In my excitement and agitation I could not thank him for coming, much less complain of his leaving. Who could bear to demand the ceremonies of fealty? One day, during this time of infatuation, a group was accompanying me down a lane, and all at once I found myself face-to-face with the boy. I was so ashamed I almost went to pieces. There was no possibility of looking straight at him or of speaking coherently. With a hundred embarrassments and difficulties I got past him. These lines of Salih came to my mind: ‘I am embarrassed every time I see my beloved. My companions are looking at me, but my gaze is elsewhere.’

Devi Gita 🧵

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21-30. To preserve My Commandments, I have created the Brâhmana and the Ksattriya castes.

My secrets are all embodied in the S'rutis. For that reason, the words of the S'rutis are no doubt to be known and observed by the sages. 2/4

Therefore, the Devas, the preservers of the Vedas, and the Daityas, the destroyers of the Vedas are classified.

Whoever does not practise according to the Vedas I have created many hells for their lessons.

When the sinners hear of those hells, they get extremely terrified.

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10 important tweets to educate yourself.

⚠️⚠️Do you really understsnd what is going on in the world with #lovejihad #rapejihad #loverboys and #groomingangs ? ⚠️⚠️

This gentleman is one of those few white people who has clarity about why the #PakistaniGroomingGangs are doing what they are doing.

A conquest is taking place.

Hindu girls are spoils of war. Just like british white girls between the ages of 12-17.

Such women are called mal-e-ganimat. 2/10
What is mal-e-ganimat?

⚠️⚠️ War booty.
Conquest booty. ⚠️⚠️

You are going through war or conquest, did you know that?

That is why Hindus call #lovejihad and not #grooming.

Jihad = war

6 Things one must know about the culture of rap3 and abuse of women and children.

1. The most shocking thing to know is that it has a societal nod to it. It is perpetuated by society, leaders and daily folks.

In the light of the #PakistaniGroomingGangs scandal, without the society being complicit, 250,000 girls could not have been ritually abused and rap3d over the years.

Abuse has a triad. It consists of the victim, the perpetrator, and the enabler. 2. In the #groomingscandal the enablers are clearly entrenched in society from the top leaders, the police, the social workers and the onlookers.

An enabler is a person or a group of people (society) that allows or makes it possible for something negative or destructive to happen.

For example, a parent who allows the other parent to abuse their children is an enabler. A society whose leaders allow for rap3s and abuse to happen are also enablers.