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Well, if you go by that way then christ is for Christainity, Buddha is for Buddhism, Mahaveer Jain is for jainism and the list goes on. The point is simple if you use by this way then mohammeddian is for muslim, which is wrong. Infact people due to ignorancy, misinterpret the term as they are not aware as what the term means.The term "mohammedian" is term to be "offensive" to Muslims Mohammedan, universities coutrs Islamic views Though you said "not workship" is true but I am just trying to educate you on these "offensive" terms

Mujeerkhan 11:52, 3 October 2006 (UTC)

Please don't linkspam my talk page.Hkelkar 07:32, 3 October 2006 (UTC)

Going by your loginc Mujirkhan, Dalai Lama is either ignorant or offensive here, when he calls muslims mohammedans.nids(♂) 08:53, 3 October 2006 (UTC)

As did several popes and several scholars such as this:

Stanley Lane-Poole, Medieval India under Mohammedan Rule, 712-1764, G.P. Putnam's Sons. New York, 1970. p. 9-10 plus I already mentioned Will Durant and Serge Triflovich before.Hkelkar 09:00, 3 October 2006 (UTC)

Thats an offence of islam, what if people say the followers of ram as ramism, followers of krishna as krishnism, followers of durga as durgaism would that not create a offence (i am not insulting anyone) since centuries people have called muslim as mohamaddeians because they simply thought that muslim workship mohammed and not allah just like christians workship jesus, buddha to buddhism, adam to adamism, Abraham to abrahism etc. can you have any why muslim should be called as mohammedian?

Hkelkar, mujeerkhan had given you links to which i saw a few hours ago and you have removed them saying as linkspam. What about others!when they provide link to sources...would you say linkspam.Please dont remove anything according to wikiRemove personal attacks "Don't destroy context". Shezaad786 13:43, 3 October 2006 (UTC)

Er don't mis-cite wikipedia policy. RPA has nothing to do with Linkspam. Plus, if it's ok for the Dalai Lama it's okay for me.Hkelkar 10:14, 3 October 2006 (UTC)

"Buddhism is the only truth for me, the only religion. To my Christian friend, Christianity is the only truth, the only religion. To my Muslim friend, Mohammedanism is the only truth, the only religion" u know what that means mohammedanism is the only truth and the only relegion..tries to say mohammedanism is a relegion how akward! i am quite puzzled that dalia lama ever said this.

The site which is referred is a propoganda site and violates WP:Reliable Sources which spreads the word for freedom in tibet from the chinese.just like sabrang and pakistanlink and various others.Can you please rectifying your proof by showing more reliable sources (like you said pope).

Shezaad786 14:23, 3 October 2006 (UTC)

Ha!Ha! Subha-an Allah begum. Aap ne to kamaal kar diya!You (plural) can sure be funny. Tibet.ca may be partisan, but it is reliable. I find it funny that you (plural) attack Buddhist websites as "propoganda" (btw it's spelled propaganda) but have no problem with citing terrorist sympathizers like milligazette. That's extremely meshggenuh indeed. Thanks for making me laugh. I really needed that to brighten my day.Shalom.Hkelkar 10:44, 3 October 2006 (UTC)

By the way, you are misquoting wikipedia policy again. We can use partisan sources as primary sources (read WP:Reliable Sources in detail). Thus, a website that is partisan to Dalai lama can be used to cite a quote by Dalai Lama. Do you understand the logic here?Hkelkar 10:47, 3 October 2006 (UTC)

Shalom eh...ur a jew right....how come u know urdu/hindi.just check the talk page on tipu sultan and when you quoted partisan for other member reference then why not here, please read once more WP:Reliable Sources.dont go walking from kashmir to kanyakumari by asking the people address " where is kanyakumari" but use a modern day transport..lol. indeed you have also made my day..allahafiz!

By the way you have still not answered my questions "Can you please rectifying your proof by showing more reliable sources" and linkspam! maybe single this time! Shezaad786 16:00, 3 October 2006 (UTC)

Ji haan begum. I am a genuine "Man Transformed into Apes and Pigs" (per the Koran) Jew. I don't suppose Muslims have heard of Indian Jews except when terrorist elements like Lashkar e Toiba spread hate against us, or the Pakistanis when they drove us from our homes during partition.

The reliable sources are the names of the book(s) I have cited above.Hkelkar 11:42, 3 October 2006 (UTC)

My dear laila and umro jaan.I have lots of Jewish freinds in my uni and they respect other relegions. Could you please forward an attachment of the books to my email (Saniakhan192003@yahoo), if you have only heard about the book and not read the contents just forget it. The best idea will be to save an file from your uni journal articles and send them as an attachment or just put them here..have a great day

Shezaad786 11:42, 3 October 2006 (UTC)

Yes, we Jews also respect the ability to spell (relegions).Hkelkar 13:45, 3 October 2006 (UTC)

Oh, and since you are so worried about "causing offence to Islam" you need to refer to me as "Jewish" instead of "Jew" because using the term in the second person singular is highly offensive to Jews if used by a gentile (third person plural is acceptable).Hkelkar 13:59, 3 October 2006 (UTC)

"man transformed into a ape and a pig" is that what you are saying to yourself. i think you have a close connection with terrorism why chant Lashkar e Toiba, Taliban all the time, and "Man Transformed into Apes and Pigs" as per koran ( could you please tell me the sura or ayyat) or per the latest version of Torah..hey hold on whats ur sacred book...look you are making a personal attack on me by saying pigs in the holy Koran( could you cite it). you are indirectly making personal attack on a relegion.

Please do not make personal attacks on other people. Misplaced Pages has a policy against personal attacks. In some cases, users who engage in personal attacks may be blocked from editing by administrators or banned by the arbitration committee. Comment on content, not on other contributors or people. Please resolve disputes appropriately. Thank you. Shezaad786 12:50, 3 October 2006 (UTC)

The reference in Quran wherein it is claimed that Allah will turn Jews into Apes is 7:166.nids(♂) 17:36, 3 October 2006 (UTC)

Also in 2:65-66.nids(♂) 17:38, 3 October 2006 (UTC)

AL-BAQARA (THE COW)2:65-66 says but if you remember the story how isreali's went from Egypt to the promised land and when moses went to Sinia to get the ten commandments Tavrat and when he came down and saw some of the isreali's dancing and singing and broke the Sabbath and when sacrificing a animal, moses burnt the golden calfand said to fear god,they laughed and moses( or god) said this words ( Be ye apes, despised and hated! )with the help of god divided the believers and non believers and the wrath of god the non believers were destroyed! and the next verse says "let this be an example for the future generations". THIS WAS SAID TO ISREALIS AT THAT TIME AND NOT TO THE JEWISH PEOPLE OF NOW.

AL-ARAF (THE HEIGHTS)7:166 "So when they took pride in that which they had been forbidden, We said unto them: Be ye apes despised and loathed!" this is a broader translation of the above verse.

Hope i am correct in translating the verses. Allah knows best' Aameen.

Mujeerkhan 3:30, 4 October 2006 (UTC)

“You will battle the Jews until one of them will hide behind a rock. (The rock) will say: ‘O ‘Abdullaah (Worshiping slave of Allaah)! Behind me hides a Jew come and slay him.’” (from Bukhari).Hkelkar 21:16, 3 October 2006 (UTC)

There are further verses (ayats) about never trust Jews or slay all Jews etc.Hkelkar 21:18, 3 October 2006 (UTC)

Hkelkar obviously hasn't read too much of what the Talmud says about Gentiles. BhaiSaab 22:06, 3 October 2006 (UTC)

That is a standard anti-Semitic canard. The Talmud says very little about Gentiles other than the law of apology during the High Holy Days and that Jews were given higher priority in Eretz Yisrael (not Medinat Yisrael) than gentiles. Big deal. That's a sort of parochialism that was there everywhere, and Jews, being small in #, had to protect themselves from extermination through some often stringent laws.

Most claims of mistreatment of gentiles in Talmud have been adequately ref1uted and demonstrated as hoaxes/mistraanslations/lies spread by Nazis & Muslim fanatics.Hkelkar 22:11, 3 October 2006 (UTC)

So Simeon ben Yohai's opinions count for nothing? Why do you always bring up anti-Semitism - Can't take any criticism? BhaiSaab 01:35, 4 October 2006 (UTC)

Rabbi Simeon ben Yohai did say, "Even the best of the gentiles should all be killed".His statement was specific to the Romans. Talmud does not endorse nor generalize Yohai's statement. Nor is it interpreted that way except by maybe a few kooky extremist Hassidic/Haredi Rabbis and nobody listens to them anyway. Certainly not reformist/recostructionist Jews (the majority).

Yohai was personally distraught becuase his friends/family were murdered by Romans in the Bar Kochbah rebellion and he was referring to the only Gentiles he knew (Romans).

You really should stop learning about Judaism from hate sites.Hkelkar 01:44, 4 October 2006 (UTC)

Simeon ben Yohai is one of the most respected scholars in the history of Judaism. Reform Judaism isn't real Judaism. BhaiSaab 02:03, 4 October 2006 (UTC)

The same applies with islam, stop learning islam from hate sites and read the original verse.Why are you folks hell bent on Islam and remember Judaism has a long history of turbulance, they made a plot to kill Jesus Christ,took away the palestian lands and made them refugees, —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Indiandesi (talk • contribs) .

Er, Jews have a legitimate claim to Israel. The accusation of deicide on Christ is a well-known anti-semitic canard. Read Anti-Semitism#Accusations of deicide.Palestinians chose to live the way they do. Israel had little to do with it. If they choose to strap bombs to their children and send them to blow up Jewish schools then Israelis have little choice but to protect themselves with force.Hkelkar 02:07, 4 October 2006 (UTC)

the Jews had no choice but to return to the homeland on account of the holocaust.Hkelkar 02:14, 4 October 2006 (UTC)

legitimate since when! israel was not thier land but were slaves in egypt and then moses came and delevered them to the promised land. Even after hundreds of year later they migrated to many Arab and European countries for a better life and the countries welcomed them. Then hitler carried on a holocoust in which millions died and after this they again migrated to palestine just like banjaras, gypsies

During 1920-1940 there were hardly

So how come legitimate when more thousands Aliyah are coming each year, more than 4,255,120 Palestinian refugees live outside of israel. In simple terms where were the jewish till 1920 when thier population was just 80,000 and within 50 years they number 5,548,523!

What would you do when you invite a guest to your house, feed him, shelter him and finally the guest greed goes too far and wants to occupy to your house...would you not throw him out of the house by any means and would your neighbours be quite, they will help you to throw the burglur out!

False analogies and misinterpreted history as always. Medinat Israel was once part of Eretz Yisrael, the original fount of the Jewish civilization of the Levant. Prior to that, Jews weren't even technically Jews (the Jews before Yisrael were not a 'civilization' per se but a loose group of nomads when they established civilization in Eretz Yisrael). Thus, Eretz Yisrael, the Holy Land, was the beginning of the Jewish civilization where our forefathers rightfully belonged since the Canaanites were defeated and they are not around anymore (nothing can be done about that). Our ancestors were ethnically cleansed from there by Romans and then by the Islamic invaders. The very name 'Palestine' was coined AFTER Yisrael (by the Romans:Roma Palestina). Thus, our original roots were in the holy land.The Palestinians were the occupiers, not the Jews. They were the imperialist aggressors, not the Jews. They built the mosque over the Temple Mount, which was a Jewish site of worship prior to the diaspora. In on itself, this would have not been a big deal since most Jews had found homes in Europe, Africa, India etc. However, it was clear that Europeans hated the Ashkenazim and Sephardim in Europe. Jews were assaulted, segregated, murdered, attacked en-masse in pogroms throughout the time they were in Europe.Eventually, Jews started the Aliyahs in the 19th Century to flee European persecution. Where would they go? where would they have the right to be? Only back to where they came from viz Israel. Finally, the holocaust made it clear that Jews needed a home of their own again, a place where a Jew can be a Jew without fear of persecution like it was after Babylon and before the Romans.

Israel is the only place where they really belonged. In the beginning the Palestinians did not mind so much but then the wider Arab world, which hated the Jews (still do hate the Jews) for centuries started to corrupt the minds of the Palestinians and pushed them to hate the israeli Jews. There was no choice but to segregate as otherwise life would have been impossible. We did not have much trouble in India except from the Christians because we were few in number and got along well with the Hindus, but the situation in Europe was far more dismal and so the Euro-jews needed to return.

Zionism also represents the creation of a of a democratic, scientifically sophisticated, secular culture into a part of the world that for centuries had been medieval, backward and obsessed with religion. It is this modern nature of Zionism that makes it good for the middle east.

It is the Western character of Zionism (brought over by the Western Jews who were ingfluenced by modern European thinking) that makes it so hateful to Muslims and those blindfolded Westerners who for one reason or another find it comfortable to line up with the adversaries of modernization. By attacking Zionists, they perpetrate a myopic view of superficial solidarity that will be detrimantal to the middle east in the long run.

Thus, it is vital that Israel exist for the sake of the middle east. Israel is the only secular democracy in the region (thanks to modern ideas that the Jews brought from Europe) and most of the middle east is STILL run by medeival backward governments of Oligarchs, Autocrats and Dictators. Israel will help modernize the middle east with a western-style democracy so that other countries, seeing the immense progress Israel has made over the years, will hopefully follow someday and with democracy and modernisation many of the problems with terrorism wars etc will reduce. It is natural that there will be stiff resistance, given that most of the Arabs have had a deep-seated hatred of the Jewish people for hundreds of years.Anti-Zionism thus serves vent anti-Semitic feelings, and helps in maintaining Middle Eastern oil.This is why the Arabs hated us. If the Arabs and the Palestinians can get past their antisemitic prejudices and try to work with the Jews to accept that they are there to stay and they will help bring the middle east into the 21st century, then all the problems will reduce. Instead, the Palestinians choose a life of terrorism, hatred, violence and degradation. They CHOOSE to hate Jews, they CHOOSE to attack Jews, they CHOOSE to vote for terrorists and mass murderers like Hamas and back countries like Iran whose president wants to reenact the holocaust (which he denies despite the obvious proof) and exterminate the Jews like Hitler tried to do.The Israelis are fighting a war of sheer survival now and are, for the most part, ideologically justified (though perhaps their actions might have been heavy-handed in recent years; but bear in mind that Israel is a small country surrounded by bigger countries that want to destroy it, so they are a bit paranoid sometimes; it is only human nature).Hkelkar 08:02, 4 October 2006 (UTC)

Any sourced information. For the better of mankind all human beings should co-exist with each other. For the peace in palestine, israel should move to the 1947 mandate and stop the aliyah.

To my opinion jews were far better off in arab lands than in europe.This issues are very controversial and will be till the doomsday and remember we are from abrahamic religion and fromAdam Mujeerkhan 08:02, 4 October 2006 (UTC)

Tell that to Hamas, Hezbollah and Ahmadinejad.Hkelkar 09:47, 4 October 2006 (UTC)

Oh, and here is the source:

Steven Weinberg: A Liberal Defense of Zionism.

Google for it

Hkelkar 09:49, 4 October 2006 (UTC)

Why is israel always on the loosing side! because they dont have a counrty and are staying in palestine as paying guest..courtesy USA

Indiandesi 18:49, 4 October 2006 (UTC)

Israel is loosing ? What newspaper do you read? Communist Party weekly? Lol! Israel has singularly defeated every Arab country that tried to destroy it. read about the Six Day War and Yom Kippur War. As for the recent business with Hezbollah, frankly, when Israel's enemies are forced to live in caves and carry their own feces across battle zones, then it's pretty much a sure bet that Israel's won.No Arab can ever beat a Jew. Even HITLER grudgingly acknowledged our smarts.Hkelkar 13:20, 4 October 2006 (UTC)

Times of India and what do you read Haaretz Daily or some communist newpaper! lol ! Israel defeated with the support of whom...US..u make me laugh! hezbollah has only some thousand men but lol they fought with israel for nearly a month with all the might of israel against a few thousand men ], ], ], Israel never achieved anything(destruction of hezbollah, freeing the two kidnapped IDF soldiers) nothing..we can say that in terms of military and politically Hezbollah won the war .

Thats why hitler and nazis contributed the holocoust...millions died.I pray for those who died.

yeah, keep telling yourself that while hezbollah lives here

http://www.infowars.com/articles/ww3/satellite_image_before_after_beirut.htm http://i.cnn.net/cnn/interactive/world/0608/gallery.israel.hez.aug09/06.ap.jpg

And the "Loosing Israelis" live here:

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/2/27/Haifa-view.JPG http://www.ibiblio.org/Bahai/Pilgrimage/haifa.gif

By any legitimate measure Hezballah was handed a resounding military defeat by the IDF in the recent fighting, and while the cancer that is Hezballah was not cured by Israel's soldiers, it was put into remission.

In preparing its offensive, both Hezballah and Iran knew that Hezballah's terrorist army could never mount a successful ground invasion against Israel. The advantages they possessed for their offensive lay in their rockets and missiles which could hit Israel's civilian population and inflict mass casualties, and control of its own terrain and preparation of its own battle field. The idea was not to fight the IDF in Israel's territory, but to set a trap for the IDF in Hezballah's carefully prepared and massively fortified Siegfried line of fortresses, strongholds and offensive positions connected by a series of truly impressive tunnel networks and bunkers meant to withstand and offset Israel's air advantage.

This was perhaps both the most cynical and barbaric disregard for innocent civilian lives of all of Hezballah's and Iran's strategic choices. It was also the most successful. It was predicated not on its knowledge of its enemy (Israel) but its true genius lay in its knowledge of the press. The calculus was simple: launch a rocket from within a civilian population; if you kill Jews that's a victory. If the Jews hit back and in so doing kill Lebanese civilians, that's a victory. If they don't hit back because they're afraid to hit civilians, that's a victory. Now repeat the process until you kill so many Jews they have to hit back and in so doing kill more Lebanese civilians. That's the ultimate victory, because they know that in striking just those chords exactly what music the press will play. The awful truth, which the Western Press was manipulated to ignore or downplay, was that Iran, through its terrorist operational arm Hezballah, had invaded Lebanon from within. Hezballah did not protect Lebanon, they occupied it and they used those Hezballah occupied territories to launch Iran's offensive in response to the West's ultimatum to cease development of nuclear weapons.

From a military perspective there can be absolutely no doubt as to the results of Hezballah and Iran's offensive against Israel. It was a defeat. Every part of their war plan except the manipulation of the media failed. Hezballah expected and planned for a massive charge of Israeli armor into Southern Lebanon. The amounts and type of anti-tank weapons they acquired and had operationally deployed in their forward positions as well as their secondary and tertiary bands of fortresses and strongholds through Southern Lebanon attest to this fact. They intended to do in mountainous terrain what Egypt had so effectively done in the Sinai desert in the Yom Kippur war. In that war, Sinai indeed became a graveyard for Israeli armor. Hundreds of tanks were destroyed. Whole brigades were decimated in single battles by the Egyptians' highly effective anti-tank missile ambushes. In that war almost three thousand Israeli soldiers were killed. That was Hezballah's plan. It was a good one. And it failed.

Far from the prevailing impression in the media, the IDF was not "badly bloodied" nor "fought to a stand still," much less "handed a defeat." Just prior to the cease fire, Israel suffered twenty nine tanks hit. Of those, twenty five were back in service within twenty four hours. Israel suffered one hundred and seventeen soldiers killed in four weeks of combat. As painful as those individual losses were to their families and to the Israeli collective psyche which views all its soldiers as their biological sons and daughters, those numbers in fact represent the fewest casualties suffered by Israel in any of its major conflicts. In 1948, Israel suffered six thousand killed. In 1967, in what was regarded as its most decisive victory, Israel lost almost seven hundred killed in six days. In 1973, Israel lost two thousand seven hundred killed and in the first week of the first war in Lebanon, Israel suffered one hundred seventy six soldiers killed.

The only reason why it "looks bad" for Israel is because Israel reports deaths more sensationally than the Arab. Israel values Israeli lives more than the Lebanese value theirs.

The numbers speak for themselves. They are the lightest casualties suffered by the IDF in all of its wars.

Hezballah's ambush never happened because Israel didn't take the bait. Instead it used air power and then a series of probing raids, primarily by infantry to methodically, slowly identify and root out the enemy positions. It meant that those small numbers of troops deployed into Lebanon in the first weeks of fighting had to do more with less than perhaps any other Israeli fighters in any other war. Certainly in other wars there were many individual battles in which so much was expected of and accomplished by so few. But no war comes to mind in which so few soldiers were deployed across an entire front. They performed brilliantly and with uncommon courage in the face of withering fire from heavily fortified and prepared positions. These were draft-age soldiers: eighteen and nineteen year olds, commanded on the platoon and company levels by twenty something's, none of whom had ever faced anything remotely like the combat against Hezballah's terrorist army. In spite of what many see as the logistical and command failures of their superiors, they performed brilliantly and achieved their objectives. When the vast bulk of Israel's force was finally deployed, made up primarily of its reservists, these soldiers achieved in forty eight hours what many believe they should have been given weeks to accomplish. Despite logistical failures, some times fighting without food or water, Israel's soldiers, regular army and reserves alike, handed Hezballah a decisive military defeat. All of Hezballah's Siegfried line like system of fortresses and strongholds, their network of command and control bunkers along Israel's Northern border were destroyed, abandoned or under the control of the IDF by the end of the hostilities. Hezballah's mini terrorist state within a state south of the Litani had been dismantled.

Despite being cheered by many in the Arab world for its willingness to confront Israel and its ability to make life miserable for civilians in northern Israel, Hizbullah's actions have only created greater fear among Arab leaders of Iranian attempts to create a "Shiite Arc" stretching through Iraq and ending on the Lebanese shores of the Mediterranean.

Most important, in the coming months, Hizbullah will discover that it has alienated most of the Lebanese population, including large numbers of Lebanese Shiites, because its aggressive actions produced a harsh Israeli response that has brought the destruction of significant areas and infrastructure in Lebanon, as well as a major loss of life. Ultimately, Hizbullah will come out of this conflict considerably weakened.

On balance, despite its somewhat lackadaisical performance, Israel achieved the bulk of its goals while Hizbullah can point to few accomplishments. The degree to which one side is able to achieve long-standing goals should therefore be the ultimate barometer as to the outcome of the Israeli-Hizbullah war. The media may have been seduced by footage of physical destruction, statistics of war dead, declarations of defiance by Nasrallah, as well as spats among the political and military leaders in Israel, but these are not the true measure of victory.

So, the bottom line is that:

If Hezbollah destroys 10 IDF tanks, Israel has 5000

If Hezbollah fires a katyushka into a house in Haifa, Israel reduced Beirut into rubble

If Hezbollah beheaded a Jew, Israeli navy ships bombed a Lebanese village to powder.

The world must know that what followed was one last chance before the abyss. For the Jewish people and the State of Israel, that abyss contained the very Holocaust which Ahmadinijad both denies and vows to complete. Israel will not accommodate the International Community by acquiescing to their own destruction.

As long as Israel stands, Israel wins.Hkelkar 17:05, 4 October 2006 (UTC)

Hkelkar, Did you write all this yourself.:) nids(♂) 17:26, 4 October 2006 (UTC)

Sort of. I've been doing a lot of research in this area and I feel very strongly about it and "IndianDesi" struck a nerve. It's sad to see so many Muslims (even in India, where they are not all crazy) display such ignorance and sway to the leftist media bias against Israel.Hkelkar 17:52, 4 October 2006 (UTC)

Hey...I am not a muslim but a christian..If you ask anyone or read newspapers, articles etc you will find that israel never won the war but a huge success to hezbollah (politically)or either a 'draw'

Your statements "Israel values Israeli lives more than the Lebanese value theirs" "Israel reduced Beirut into rubble" "Israeli navy ships bombed a Lebanese village to powder" etc really amuses me...is that what they care for human life..this statements made by you shows how much hate you have in your heart! Israel.Indiandesi 07:52, 5 October 2006 (UTC)

If you're a Christian then you are undoubtably aware of the fact that G-d promised Israel to the Jews in the Bible per our covenant with Him.

Israel fought back because the Lebanese CHOSE to disregard the value of human life by kidnapping Israeli soldiers and sending their own children to die in broken tanks. Israel's retaliation is entirely justified in the context of protecting their sovereign right to exist.Hkelkar 19:23, 5 October 2006 (UTC)

Plus, what about the hate that Hezballah have in their hearts for Israel? What about the hate that Ahmadinejad has in his heart for the Jews when he denies the holocaust, gives money to the Hezballah savages and demands that Israel be "wiped off the map"? That slipped your mind, eh?Hkelkar 19:32, 5 October 2006 (UTC)

You have so much anger for muslim in the arab world but have you ever noticed what are the reasons behind it i.e israeli occupation of muslims lands and if your breed ever wants peace with muslims..they are most welcome but first they must return all muslim lands to the arabs and move to the 1947 plan...i know you would never agree but you will someday!

Indiandesi 20:52, 6 October 2006 (UTC)

Bah! Israel is just an excuse.If Israel did not exist then the Muslim Fundamentalists would have made up some other reason.Hkelkar 16:12, 6 October 2006 (UTC)

New Discussion regarding Pakistani nationalism

Why don't you point out which paragraphs or sentences you have problems with? BhaiSaab 05:22, 4 October 2006 (UTC)

The following paragraph is definitely problematic but the rest seems quite plausible. "Pakistan has a long military histoy, establishing some of the greatest empires in history including the Abbasid Empire, Ghaznavid Empire, Ghorid Kingdom, Delhi Sultanate, and Mogul Empire. Pakistan's recent illustrious military history also serves as a great source of nationalist sentiment. The David and Goliath nature of Pakistan and its conflicts with larger foes have recieved international recogition." BhaiSaab 05:25, 4 October 2006 (UTC)

My dear brother in Islam, pakistan was formed in 1947 which was part of the Indian subcontinent so any history prior to the creation of pakistan should be said as " history of the sub continent" and the Ghaznavid's, Ghor's were from Afghanistan which spread to hindustan. The mughals ruled from afghanistan to india. Hope this clarifies the point.

Happy Ramadhan and peace be upn all mankind.Allahafiz

Mujeerkhan 19:00, 4 October 2006 (UTC)

Yeah. This was a common mistake promulgated by Pakistani propaganda engines during the cold war when the US were all buddies with Pakistan.Hkelkar 10:01, 4 October 2006 (UTC)

What about Israeli and US propaganda! they are still buddies...destroying the world like Iraq, Afghanistan.

Are you actually Indian? The people that the US and Israel are "destroying" (terrorists) will not hesitate to slit your throat with a rusty blade and bathe in your blood screaming "Allahu Akbar"!Try to think past Prakash Karat's and CPM's left-wing dialectic and see the facts. Terrorists like Lashkar e Toiba want to kill you and me and all of us and convert India into an Islamic State. Do you want to live in an Islamic State? do you want to live in a society where they will chop your hands off for whistling on the streets, or hang women in public for not wearing a Naqaab, or have gangs of Mutaween running around the streets imposing Shariah?Hkelkar 13:11, 4 October 2006 (UTC)

Plus, if you read newspapers other than the rags distributed by Jyoti Basu and his politburo, you will know that some 50% of Afghanistan's population was so vehemently anti-Taliban that they welcomed the US with open arms. Afghanistan was a huge success for America. Iraq's not going so well, but that's the bungle of the Bush Administration and should be corrected in a couple of years.Frankly, it's better to have America and Israel near my backyard than Osama bin-Laden, Mahmud Ahmadinejad and Dawood Ibrahim.Hkelkar 13:15, 4 October 2006 (UTC)

I did not revert anything check the history

Revert rule applies if you are changing the text. Did you see any change in your text?

Putting Dispute tag does not mean revert.--PakkaPunekar 01:25, 4 October 2006 (UTC)

Factual error is a correct tag for this line. And Please dont loose patience. go out of your lab get some fresh air.

I have lost patience with your tendentious edits long ago. I think what you need is therapy.Hkelkar 01:30, 4 October 2006 (UTC)

Cheema

The article is just ridiculous and full of POV nonsence. There is a lot of cleaning up to do. I will do whatever I can to help. And you have been doing a great job on Misplaced Pages in general. Keep up the good work. Syiem 04:04, 4 October 2006 (UTC)

Your archives

Do you realise that your archives are placed at Talk:.... instead of User' talk:..... ? Mar de Sin 20:15, 4 October 2006 (UTC)

Civility again

I would request you to be more civil on the "Ignorance" section on your own talk page, and not point out others' spelling errors in such a mocking manner; you must have made your own share of spelling mistakes and so has everyone else. Also, your accusation of legitimate news organizations, like milligazette, as "terrorist sympathizers", may be viewed as hostile and incivil. I would also like to request to to spell Bodhidhamma's name as -dhamma, not dharma, as dhamma is a Pali spelling, and is possibly the way that Bodhidhamma would prefer to be spelt. If your spelling were intentional, it could be viewed as a slight personal attack, since it could suggest that you hold a slight hostility towards Pali, a language that is known for its association with Buddhism alone. Thank you. Mar de Sin 20:34, 4 October 2006 (UTC)

I don't see anything in WP:AGF that excuses you for failing to do so with Street Scholar. BhaiSaab 04:28, 5 October 2006 (UTC)

Jatt History books

I have seen this, regarding Jatt oppression. Its very well documented in the literature by Jatt historians.

History of the Jats by Ram Swaroop Joon , 1938, 1967 online in files section on http://groups.yahoo.com/group/JatHistory/

Stop reverting

I will have to issue you a warning if you do not stop adding {{Dubious}}, and {{cn}} tags to test which is clearly referenced. I have verified and checked the references. History of the Jatt by RSJ is available online. Furthermore, Sindhi Culture, by U.T. Thakur. Bombay 1959 is available at http://www.smi.uib.no/library/title5.html (CENTRE FOR MIDDLE EASTERN AND ISLAMIC STUDIES University of Bergen)

--Street Scholar 16:21, 6 October 2006 (UTC)

Not dubious

Your tagging of articles is "dubious" when the sources have clearly been cited, rather then damaging the hard work of others maybe you should help out. There is no doubt and pretty well documented the Jatt had suffered oppression due to the racist caste system the ruling Hindus followed at the time. This is not mythological claim. --Street Scholar 16:26, 6 October 2006 (UTC)

What does that matter? if the book comes from the Islamic Studies section of the university? its a scholary book which is also peer reviewed. --Street Scholar 16:29, 6 October 2006 (UTC)

There is no caste-system in Islam or Sikhism. --Street Scholar 16:31, 6 October 2006 (UTC)

yes there is.Hkelkar 16:38, 6 October 2006 (UTC)

Please stop wasting my time, and stop tagging the articles unnecessarily when the references are clearly cited or I will have to issue you a warnings. For vandalism, and disruptive behavior so please refrain from further editing those articles. --Street Scholar 16:34, 6 October 2006 (UTC)

Can you show me where I personally attacked you? thanks --Street Scholar 16:39, 6 October 2006 (UTC)

Tell me where I personally attacked you, please provide the evidence. --Street Scholar 16:44, 6 October 2006 (UTC)

Again I will have to inform you there is no caste-system in Islam, if Muslims are following a caste-system in India then they are not Muslims and are influenced by Hinduism. As believing in a caste-system goes against the fundamental teachings of Islam. --Street Scholar 16:47, 6 October 2006 (UTC)

Those other issues of personal attacks have been addressed, furthermore you did not provide any credible evidence where I personally attacked you. I said "you" please don't try to bring other users into this as I am asking which personal attack I have made against you. I can also go through your contribution and cite personal insults which you have made. However the issue remains you have not shown me where I personally insulted/attacked you. --Street Scholar 16:57, 6 October 2006 (UTC)

OK we will see which admin agrees with you. You clearly were, unnecessarily adding tags to the article which were unnecessary. --Street Scholar 17:04, 6 October 2006 (UTC)

Go ahead actually this will be fun. One of the book comes for a Jatt historian and the other book comes form a Hindu who had written about Sind. --Street Scholar 17:18, 6 October 2006 (UTC)