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  • L Le centriste

    Any half literate person would have read carefully what I said about that. Move 4 posts up, you will be able to re-read it. And for your information, Christianism, Judaism, and Islam were founded in the same 25 square meters (I don't have the real measurements, I am just illustrating, but you get the idea). Jerusalem, thrice a sanctified city, cradle of the 3 religions mentioned above (this is very well documented). I think it reasonable to think that Jehovah, Allah, and God are the same person (I have no proof of that, but you may find on the Internet many articles about it, whether it is true or not, both sides have arguments), carefully interpreted in different way by the 3 religions, to reflect the beliefs of the spirituous leaders of the time.

    Christian Graus wrote:

    Any half literate person can tell that the God of the Bible and Allah are mutually exclusive

    Could you give an example? <edit>Made a mistake about the number of posts to move up, and added a comment.>/edit< -------- "I say no to drugs, but they don't listen." - Marilyn Manson -- modified at 21:55 Thursday 19th January, 2006

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    Michel Prévost wrote:

    Christianism, Judaism, and Islam were founded in the same 25 square meters

    Christianity (according to Christian belief)is the logical progression, Christ being the predicted savior.

    Michel Prévost wrote:

    Could you give an example?

    the God of Islam commands death to unbelievers. there'll be a hew and cry from Muslims saying, "you're misinterpreting", but if I am so are a subset of Muslims. I blieve it, they act it out. --------------- and whether or not there is any real truth in the above, it simply doesn't matter because as long as they (Muslims) act as though: that fucking part of the world is their's in it's entirety, to the exclusion of Jews; they can attack my country because of some harebrained bullshit then they'll be on the recieving and of whatever my country can throw at them. Mike "We ain't stuck on stupid." badass Lt. General Russel Honore **"Remember - live bunnies are a great source of nourishment"**silly-assed cartoon A vegan is someone who never heard a carrot cry!

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    • P Paul Watson

      Rama Krishna Vavilala wrote:

      nothing matches the murders committed by followers of Islam

      Got any reading on that? regards, Paul Watson Ireland Colib and ilikecameras. K(arl) wrote: oh, and BTW, CHRISTIAN ISN'T A PARADOX, HE IS A TASMANIAN!

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      If you dig the combined history of central/south asia and europe , during the 11th - 12th century AD , many attacks from mongoloids happened to europe and asia . For example 1) Chengiz khan - he could have jolly well been just a king of his nomodic people . But islam entered mongolia some centuries before and the result was total destruction to the then north india , borders of europes and afganistan . He had butchered minimum a million lives . But the character of khan can not be directly linked to his relegion coz the huns whom the europeans feared most were also mongoloid - am not sure if they were muslims already ... 2)Timur -e- lang was the first central asain duke to have crossed himalayas to india during 11th century . He arrested .6 million hindus after they were defeated and paraded in a ground . The "e- lang" in his name means "limp" coz timur used to limp due to an injury . So when he was walking around the ground , a poor prisoner laughed for some reasons and timur was enraged . Within hours the heads of all the .6 million prisoners were chopped off . This is recorded history . 3)Just 400 years before , nadirshah - the king of persia (iran) defeated the mougal (muslim) king of india and held delhi under his control . And the delhi shopkeepers were teasing the soldiers of nadirshah , which resulted in the butchery of whole delhi down to a zero life . Its said , delhi was a city of vultures and foxes for many months after the massacre.... So history has somehow enabled us to have serious doubts on the basics governing islam ... redindian

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        Rama Krishna Vavilala wrote:

        nothing matches the murders committed by followers of Islam

        Got any reading on that? regards, Paul Watson Ireland Colib and ilikecameras. K(arl) wrote: oh, and BTW, CHRISTIAN ISN'T A PARADOX, HE IS A TASMANIAN!

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        For starters the book in my previous post is an excellent reference. The sword of the Prophet[^](PBUH) is also a good book. I believe that the number of Hindus, Buddhists and Zorastrians massacred by Muslim fanatics is more than the number of people killed in the name of religion by all other religions combined. The mountain range Hindu Kush actually means Hindu Slaughter. http://www.hindunet.org/hindu_history/modern/hindu_kush.html[^] [1]. http://www.jihadwatch.org/dhimmiwatch/archives/007743.php[^] [2]. http://www.frontpagemag.com/Articles/Printable.asp?ID=4649[^] [3]. Story of Islamic Imperailism by Sita Ram Goel[^]

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        • D dharani

          If you dig the combined history of central/south asia and europe , during the 11th - 12th century AD , many attacks from mongoloids happened to europe and asia . For example 1) Chengiz khan - he could have jolly well been just a king of his nomodic people . But islam entered mongolia some centuries before and the result was total destruction to the then north india , borders of europes and afganistan . He had butchered minimum a million lives . But the character of khan can not be directly linked to his relegion coz the huns whom the europeans feared most were also mongoloid - am not sure if they were muslims already ... 2)Timur -e- lang was the first central asain duke to have crossed himalayas to india during 11th century . He arrested .6 million hindus after they were defeated and paraded in a ground . The "e- lang" in his name means "limp" coz timur used to limp due to an injury . So when he was walking around the ground , a poor prisoner laughed for some reasons and timur was enraged . Within hours the heads of all the .6 million prisoners were chopped off . This is recorded history . 3)Just 400 years before , nadirshah - the king of persia (iran) defeated the mougal (muslim) king of india and held delhi under his control . And the delhi shopkeepers were teasing the soldiers of nadirshah , which resulted in the butchery of whole delhi down to a zero life . Its said , delhi was a city of vultures and foxes for many months after the massacre.... So history has somehow enabled us to have serious doubts on the basics governing islam ... redindian

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          wow! Mike "We ain't stuck on stupid." badass Lt. General Russel Honore **"Remember - live bunnies are a great source of nourishment"**silly-assed cartoon A vegan is someone who never heard a carrot cry!

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            wow! Mike "We ain't stuck on stupid." badass Lt. General Russel Honore **"Remember - live bunnies are a great source of nourishment"**silly-assed cartoon A vegan is someone who never heard a carrot cry!

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            Forgot to add a point : Timur entered india after razing down moscow !!!! redindian

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            • M Mike Gaskey

              wow! Mike "We ain't stuck on stupid." badass Lt. General Russel Honore **"Remember - live bunnies are a great source of nourishment"**silly-assed cartoon A vegan is someone who never heard a carrot cry!

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              sorry forgot another point also... Timur is buried in Samarkand which is in tajikistan now . His tomb was built by indian craftsmen . He also took with him hundreds of elephants painted in yellow, blue , red ....a sense of humour unlikely to be found in a savage like him ... redindian

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                If you dig the combined history of central/south asia and europe , during the 11th - 12th century AD , many attacks from mongoloids happened to europe and asia . For example 1) Chengiz khan - he could have jolly well been just a king of his nomodic people . But islam entered mongolia some centuries before and the result was total destruction to the then north india , borders of europes and afganistan . He had butchered minimum a million lives . But the character of khan can not be directly linked to his relegion coz the huns whom the europeans feared most were also mongoloid - am not sure if they were muslims already ... 2)Timur -e- lang was the first central asain duke to have crossed himalayas to india during 11th century . He arrested .6 million hindus after they were defeated and paraded in a ground . The "e- lang" in his name means "limp" coz timur used to limp due to an injury . So when he was walking around the ground , a poor prisoner laughed for some reasons and timur was enraged . Within hours the heads of all the .6 million prisoners were chopped off . This is recorded history . 3)Just 400 years before , nadirshah - the king of persia (iran) defeated the mougal (muslim) king of india and held delhi under his control . And the delhi shopkeepers were teasing the soldiers of nadirshah , which resulted in the butchery of whole delhi down to a zero life . Its said , delhi was a city of vultures and foxes for many months after the massacre.... So history has somehow enabled us to have serious doubts on the basics governing islam ... redindian

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                dharani wrote:

                1. Chengiz khan - he could have jolly well been just a king of his nomodic people . But islam entered mongolia some centuries before and the result was total destruction to the then north india , borders of europes and afganistan . He had butchered minimum a million lives . But the character of khan can not be directly linked to his relegion coz the huns whom the europeans feared most were also mongoloid - am not sure if they were muslims already

                I am not sure if the rest of what you said is correct or not, but the above statement is not correct. Because Salman Khan, Aamir Khan, Zaheer Khan , Saif Ali Khan etc. are Muslims; You assumed Genghis Khan was a Muslim ? :-D Maybe Genghiz Khan was a Pathan taxi driver from Bhindibazar ?? :laugh: Please read this. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genghis_Khan

                http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mongol :

                Various members of the Mongol Court, including Sorghaghtani Beki, were Nestorian Christians. While the court was nominally Buddhist and maintained a policy of being open to all religions, it was known as particularly sympathetic to Christians (which may have helped contribute to the legend of Prester John). In 1253 the court followed the suggestion of Crusader Kingdoms in Syria to attack the Muslim capitals of Baghdad and Cairo. Baghdad was conquered and sacked in 1258 with the city's Christians spared, and the Abbasid caliph killed. However, with the troops on the road to Cairo, Mongka Khan died in 1259 and much of the force returned home for the selection of the new leader. Egyptian troops finally repelled the attack in 1260. This, and ultimately the "gates of Vienna," marked the farthest West the Mongol Empire would progress.

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                • B brianwelsch

                  Osama speaks[^] Al-Jazeera on Thursday aired an audiotape from Osama bin Laden who says al-Qaida is making preparations for attacks in the United States but offers a truce on "fair" but undefined conditions :~ Ummm... so he's offering a truce, but warns he's still going to attack. I'm assuming he's trying to appeal only to his followers by seeming like he's taking the high road, but not showing weakness by doing so. Who falls for this shit? "We do not mind offering you a long-term truce with fair conditions that we adhere to," he said. "We are a nation that God has forbidden to lie and cheat. So both sides can enjoy security and stability under this truce so we can build Iraq and Afghanistan, which have been destroyed in this war." BW


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                  -- modified at 15:32 Thursday 19th January, 2006

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                  I hope Bush`s support graph will move up now?he was in real pressure for last few weeks. ;P

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                    dharani wrote:

                    1. Chengiz khan - he could have jolly well been just a king of his nomodic people . But islam entered mongolia some centuries before and the result was total destruction to the then north india , borders of europes and afganistan . He had butchered minimum a million lives . But the character of khan can not be directly linked to his relegion coz the huns whom the europeans feared most were also mongoloid - am not sure if they were muslims already

                    I am not sure if the rest of what you said is correct or not, but the above statement is not correct. Because Salman Khan, Aamir Khan, Zaheer Khan , Saif Ali Khan etc. are Muslims; You assumed Genghis Khan was a Muslim ? :-D Maybe Genghiz Khan was a Pathan taxi driver from Bhindibazar ?? :laugh: Please read this. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genghis_Khan

                    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mongol :

                    Various members of the Mongol Court, including Sorghaghtani Beki, were Nestorian Christians. While the court was nominally Buddhist and maintained a policy of being open to all religions, it was known as particularly sympathetic to Christians (which may have helped contribute to the legend of Prester John). In 1253 the court followed the suggestion of Crusader Kingdoms in Syria to attack the Muslim capitals of Baghdad and Cairo. Baghdad was conquered and sacked in 1258 with the city's Christians spared, and the Abbasid caliph killed. However, with the troops on the road to Cairo, Mongka Khan died in 1259 and much of the force returned home for the selection of the new leader. Egyptian troops finally repelled the attack in 1260. This, and ultimately the "gates of Vienna," marked the farthest West the Mongol Empire would progress.

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                    yeah she [^]as well :laugh:

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                    • R Rama Krishna Vavilala

                      For starters the book in my previous post is an excellent reference. The sword of the Prophet[^](PBUH) is also a good book. I believe that the number of Hindus, Buddhists and Zorastrians massacred by Muslim fanatics is more than the number of people killed in the name of religion by all other religions combined. The mountain range Hindu Kush actually means Hindu Slaughter. http://www.hindunet.org/hindu_history/modern/hindu_kush.html[^] [1]. http://www.jihadwatch.org/dhimmiwatch/archives/007743.php[^] [2]. http://www.frontpagemag.com/Articles/Printable.asp?ID=4649[^] [3]. Story of Islamic Imperailism by Sita Ram Goel[^]

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                      *yawn* Krishna i am too lazy to search references about Hindu violence on his own ppl mentioned in their holy book,do search my post in same forum;) comeup with something neutral

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                      • S Stan Shannon

                        Currently, it is. "If anything, the West is awash in an epidemic of self-hate crimes." "a civilization that feels guilty for everything it is and does will lack the energy and conviction to defend itself"

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                        there was no CP forum at the time when christians were supposed to be pain in ass for the world,i wonder how would chiristians like stan,kgaddy could defend statments against their belief

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                        • S Stan Shannon

                          ...maybe we could agree to the truce and than just kill him - since secularism doens't forbid us to lie and cheat. :cool: "If anything, the West is awash in an epidemic of self-hate crimes." "a civilization that feels guilty for everything it is and does will lack the energy and conviction to defend itself"

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                          if killing osama could stop America to invade muslim counteris and murdering of muslims then i would be the first one to support you.

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                            dharani wrote:

                            1. Chengiz khan - he could have jolly well been just a king of his nomodic people . But islam entered mongolia some centuries before and the result was total destruction to the then north india , borders of europes and afganistan . He had butchered minimum a million lives . But the character of khan can not be directly linked to his relegion coz the huns whom the europeans feared most were also mongoloid - am not sure if they were muslims already

                            I am not sure if the rest of what you said is correct or not, but the above statement is not correct. Because Salman Khan, Aamir Khan, Zaheer Khan , Saif Ali Khan etc. are Muslims; You assumed Genghis Khan was a Muslim ? :-D Maybe Genghiz Khan was a Pathan taxi driver from Bhindibazar ?? :laugh: Please read this. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genghis_Khan

                            http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mongol :

                            Various members of the Mongol Court, including Sorghaghtani Beki, were Nestorian Christians. While the court was nominally Buddhist and maintained a policy of being open to all religions, it was known as particularly sympathetic to Christians (which may have helped contribute to the legend of Prester John). In 1253 the court followed the suggestion of Crusader Kingdoms in Syria to attack the Muslim capitals of Baghdad and Cairo. Baghdad was conquered and sacked in 1258 with the city's Christians spared, and the Abbasid caliph killed. However, with the troops on the road to Cairo, Mongka Khan died in 1259 and much of the force returned home for the selection of the new leader. Egyptian troops finally repelled the attack in 1260. This, and ultimately the "gates of Vienna," marked the farthest West the Mongol Empire would progress.

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                            After reading the article don't go around saying the Buddhists killed a lot of people. There is no evidence to suggest that Genghiz Khan was a Buddhist. It is a strong possibility than Genghiz Khan followed some pre Buddhist, Mongol religion. Jayaatu Khan the 13th Mongol Khan was a Buddhist. But that is 13 generations later.

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                              Osama speaks[^] Al-Jazeera on Thursday aired an audiotape from Osama bin Laden who says al-Qaida is making preparations for attacks in the United States but offers a truce on "fair" but undefined conditions :~ Ummm... so he's offering a truce, but warns he's still going to attack. I'm assuming he's trying to appeal only to his followers by seeming like he's taking the high road, but not showing weakness by doing so. Who falls for this shit? "We do not mind offering you a long-term truce with fair conditions that we adhere to," he said. "We are a nation that God has forbidden to lie and cheat. So both sides can enjoy security and stability under this truce so we can build Iraq and Afghanistan, which have been destroyed in this war." BW


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                              -- Steven Wright

                              -- modified at 15:32 Thursday 19th January, 2006

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                              and it is rejected[^] by US In the audio message, Bin Laden appeared to suggest that a US withdrawal from Muslim lands could prompt agreement over a truce. if its all about pulling out US troops from Muslim counteris,thats a fair demand,agreeing with it doesn`t make me his fellow coz noone likes outsiders on his homeland,even US wouldnt tolerate french army on his land his threat to US citizens,no this is unfair and it shoudn`t be supported,i wonder why such silly statment could be taken seriously,at one hand you are going in agreement,while on other ur threatening, its like a-a=0 and as I had doubt, BBC also supported it that such threat would Boost Bush support by americans[^] from website: Americans hardly need a tape of Osama Bin Laden to remind them they are threatened by extremists, as the War on Terror has overshadowed their lives since 9/11.

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                                If you dig the combined history of central/south asia and europe , during the 11th - 12th century AD , many attacks from mongoloids happened to europe and asia . For example 1) Chengiz khan - he could have jolly well been just a king of his nomodic people . But islam entered mongolia some centuries before and the result was total destruction to the then north india , borders of europes and afganistan . He had butchered minimum a million lives . But the character of khan can not be directly linked to his relegion coz the huns whom the europeans feared most were also mongoloid - am not sure if they were muslims already ... 2)Timur -e- lang was the first central asain duke to have crossed himalayas to india during 11th century . He arrested .6 million hindus after they were defeated and paraded in a ground . The "e- lang" in his name means "limp" coz timur used to limp due to an injury . So when he was walking around the ground , a poor prisoner laughed for some reasons and timur was enraged . Within hours the heads of all the .6 million prisoners were chopped off . This is recorded history . 3)Just 400 years before , nadirshah - the king of persia (iran) defeated the mougal (muslim) king of india and held delhi under his control . And the delhi shopkeepers were teasing the soldiers of nadirshah , which resulted in the butchery of whole delhi down to a zero life . Its said , delhi was a city of vultures and foxes for many months after the massacre.... So history has somehow enabled us to have serious doubts on the basics governing islam ... redindian

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                                dharani wrote:

                                the huns whom the europeans feared most were also mongoloid - am not sure if they were muslims already ...

                                http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huns The Hun conquests (300 to 500 A.D.) ended long before Islam was founded (between 570 and 632 A.D.)

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                                  *yawn* Krishna i am too lazy to search references about Hindu violence on his own ppl mentioned in their holy book,do search my post in same forum;) comeup with something neutral

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                                  Adnan Siddiqi wrote:

                                  Hindu violence

                                  But nothing on the scale of what was done by Muslims, and even if such a violence occured it has no religious justification. Killing has always been wrong whether an Hindu kills a Hindu or a Hindu kills a muslim. There is no distiction between believers and non-believers. Culture and religion have been independent to the most extent.

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                                    NO, you are wrong. All three believe in Abraham, that is about it. Muslims believe God dropped a book in the desert and gave it to Muhammad. So that means everything in the koran in written by God, and cannot be judged. It's final. So, knowing this. Read how women and non-believers should be treated, written by God, and tell me if that is the same forgiving God of the Christian God. My mom told me once that "while we all don't speak the same language, everyone in the world undestands an asskicking" Kim0618 wrote: "the father of Bush's mother is also Bush's mother"

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                                    kgaddy wrote:

                                    and tell me if that is the same forgiving God of the Christian God.

                                    Yes, it is. :)

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                                    • L Le centriste

                                      Stan Shannon wrote:

                                      We weren't discussing history. But thank's for brilliant insight anyway ...

                                      You are right, on both points. ;P

                                      Stan Shannon wrote:

                                      Obviously, thats where you got your education. At least it was free, eh?

                                      No, it was not free, although probably much cheaper than in the USA. This explains the impressive amount of uneducated people you find there compared to other countries. -------- "I say no to drugs, but they don't listen." - Marilyn Manson

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                                      Michel Prévost wrote:

                                      This explains the impressive amount of uneducated people you find there compared to other countries.

                                      If being uneducated means not being brought up to hate the US for no real reason, then yeah we're dumb. And we also have nice shiny boots to stick up your ass too. ;) Jeremy Falcon

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                                        I just did. The fundamental thing is that Islam basically rejects Christ, and instead follows on from the old testament in a way that's more in line with a strict, legalistic view of the OT. In that sense, the Jewish God and Allah are not as different from each other as they are both very different to the Christian God. A fundamental difference would be that Islam essentially rejects Christ, and Christ is the central platform of the Christian God's plan for His creation, and the expression of His nature. Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++

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                                        But is Allah or the Jewish God same as God the Father in the Holy Trinity.

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                                          For starters the book in my previous post is an excellent reference. The sword of the Prophet[^](PBUH) is also a good book. I believe that the number of Hindus, Buddhists and Zorastrians massacred by Muslim fanatics is more than the number of people killed in the name of religion by all other religions combined. The mountain range Hindu Kush actually means Hindu Slaughter. http://www.hindunet.org/hindu_history/modern/hindu_kush.html[^] [1]. http://www.jihadwatch.org/dhimmiwatch/archives/007743.php[^] [2]. http://www.frontpagemag.com/Articles/Printable.asp?ID=4649[^] [3]. Story of Islamic Imperailism by Sita Ram Goel[^]

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                                          Mirza Ghalib
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                                          Rama Krishna Vavilala wrote:

                                          The mountain range Hindu Kush actually means Hindu Slaughter.

                                          The most likely meaning of Hindu Kush is "Killer of Hindus". I think the basic intention was to call the mountain range "killer of plainsmen". In those days most of the plainsmen they knew were Hindus.

                                          Ibn Battuta (c. 1334) wrote:

                                          "Another reason for our halt was fear of the snow, for on the road there is a mountain called Hindukush, which means "Slayer of Indians," because the slave boys and girls who are brought from India die there in large numbers as a result of the extreme cold and the quantity of snow.

                                          Also please remember; a mountain range is a secular and inanimate object. :-D Re: The slavery part. I am not trying to justify any one, just pointing out facts. In those days every one took slaves whenever they got a chance. Many Muslim kings invaded other Muslim countries and took slaves from there as well.

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