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#16 [Permalink] Posted on 22nd March 2014 11:06
I have followed him for more than a decade now and let me tell you in my opinion these are people who are not bad by nature just affected by secularism modernism around them since childhood - a result of leaving Tabligh. It's easy for me to point fingers at them but one has to acknowledge where such people come from..in India its easy to succumb to secularism. What they need is dawah and duas - if only we had a bunch of people who'd talk to them.

Many modernists have become hardcore deeni people after Tabligh.
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#17 [Permalink] Posted on 22nd March 2014 14:05
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How does succumbing to Secularism make one join BJP? I don't understand that?
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#18 [Permalink] Posted on 22nd March 2014 16:13
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Good question ..bjp is seen as anti secular yes - that is why I found it shocking to see him join bjp..
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#19 [Permalink] Posted on 22nd March 2014 17:26
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Anti-Cong wave has influenced many to join bjp
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#20 [Permalink] Posted on 22nd March 2014 17:43
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Completely agree
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#21 [Permalink] Posted on 22nd March 2014 17:49
not only that - people want to be in power; hence joining bjp
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#22 [Permalink] Posted on 22nd March 2014 19:30
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Agree and its also true that there's a strong anti incumbency factor so even soniajee knows they'll be warming the benches for 5 years at least so not fielding rahuljee
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#23 [Permalink] Posted on 22nd March 2014 20:05
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Soniajee is not having a good time right now, specially with Kumar Vishwas in Ambethi!
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#24 [Permalink] Posted on 23rd March 2014 09:55
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*Amethi
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#25 [Permalink] Posted on 2nd April 2014 09:49
Lets see what Professor Maripat Saheb has to say on this issue.
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#26 [Permalink] Posted on 2nd April 2014 12:36
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In this upcoming elections, winning ratio of Congress is certainly going down. Whereas, BJP seems to be in lead.
Media has become its loud speaker. It's being propagated as if nobody can stop Narendra Modi from becoming the next PM. BJP supporters are thumping their chests. They're not ready to glance at the ground realities.
Interestingly, NDA (BJP+alliance) isnt agreed on Narendra Modi.

Some parties have assigned their representatives to speak indecent comments against their rivals in order to malign their image in the eyes of the voters.
Let alone political leaders even apolitical persons are also actively involved in this cheap business.

Arvind Kejrival has touched the pulse of the nation. He knows that common man is against corruption, price-hike and capitalism.

Nevertheless, AAP is not going to win more than 20/30 seats in this election; but certainly they're emerging as the alternate of BJP and Congress. Post election scenario will display their importance.

It's expected that Arvind Kejrival will be reinstated as CM of Delhi.... if... he doesn't win the election against Narendra Modi and...if....BJP wins to rule the centre.
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#27 [Permalink] Posted on 2nd April 2014 12:49

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I got some questions for you, if you don't mind:

  1. All polls are porjecting less then 10 seats for AAP, why is that if the Aam Aadmi of India is supporting them?
  2. Do you mean Arvind will stand again in Delhi and win? Or reinstated without elections?

 

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#28 [Permalink] Posted on 2nd April 2014 15:19
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1: Polls dont reveal the facts. Media + Polls are showing ''predefined results''. We've been watching all this trend for a decade or so that the pre elections opinion-polls are proven wrong when the results come out.

Every party is focussing on UP which occupies 80 seats in parliament. It's said that Who wins UP, wins the centre.

In these elections, Muslims are going to play very important role in electing their MPs. They'll vote for that non BJP candidate who can defeat the BJP candidate.

Muslims have different priorities for selecting the non BJP candidate and it's according to their local issues or sectarian thinking etc, e.g. Deobandees, Ahlehadis and Jamat e Islami will prefer to vote for AAP's candidate if he's in a strong position to defeat BJP candidate. Then they'll see BSP,and then SP or Congress, then other candidate.
Barelvis will vote for BSP then AAP, then Congress, then SP or others.
It's according to the statements of their different ulama or leaders. Notwithstanding, These priorities are subjected to the voter's will.

Besides it, AAP has bright hope in metros and large cities.

Indian voters are subjected to caste, religion, language etc. All parties have their vote-bank but AAP hasn't as such. However, that group of voters that is not adhered to a particular party is expected to vote for AAP.

So it's Muslims who decides the fate of every party-

vote bank of party+muslims=government.

It's reminded that result of more or less 100 seats is decided by Muslims.

2: Most probably, Arvind Kejrival will be reinstated with the support of Congress. Moreover, BJP will not dare to face another assembly elections in Delhi.
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#29 [Permalink] Posted on 2nd April 2014 16:52
(1) My hunch is that polls will not yield a clear verdict.
(2) Lord Most high willing I do not see Modi emerging as the Prime Minister.
(3) I expect Majlis-e-Ittihad-ul-Muslimeen improving its performance.
(4) Personally consolidation of Muslim votes is what keeps me awake. Not making it up - I do loose sleep over such things.
(5) At the moment completely frustrated by the behaviour of Muslim politicians.
Every successful Muslim politician is living on the crumbs thrown their way by some political party. They might be personally benefiting but at a huge cost to Muslim Ummah in India. Also at a huge cost to their own self respect.
(6) Also very frustrated at educated Muslims of today - not courageous enough to think like a Ummah. They have not yet overcome the disaster that is called Partition in 1947.
(7) Also very frustrated with the religious establishment. They are yet to recover from the 1857 disaster.
(8) Frustrated with Hazrat Madnis, uncle-nephew duo. You want to a monopoly on religious establishment, you want a monopoly on politics and you assert that your knowledge ( religious knowledge) is knowledge and my knowledge ( secular knowledge) is mere information - ma'aloomaat. It is frustrating - in case I had not made my self clear.
(9) Frustrated Maulana Ahmed Bukhari, the so called Shahi Imam. If there is no Shahi in India, it is a democracy, then how can there be a Shahi Imam. But if you have managed to have a semblance of power then why does it benefit you only? You can not use the power that you draw in the name of Islam for personal gratification.
(10) Frustrated with Maulana Syed Salman Husaini Nadwi (DB). You just do not illuminate. You issues an unqualified support for a party and next day you meet its head with your sons.
(11) Frustrated with Haji Shahid Akhlaq. Why should your resources, resources of Ummah, should reinforcing non-Ummah entities, viz, BSP.
(12) Frustrated with Salman, Khursheed, Ahmed Patel, Ghulam Nabi Azad and all Muslim faces in secular parties. Sorry guys you have been nursing entities that are not Muslim.
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#30 [Permalink] Posted on 2nd April 2014 17:55
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1: Agree
2: Ameen
3: Hope so, but their leaders need to visit other parts of the country.
4: JazakAllah
5: May Allah swt make them feel the poor conditions of their fellow brothers.
6: They need awareness
7: Plz clarify
8: This week I saw 'nephew' facing '3rd degree' (Aaj Tak). He's very intelligent.
Rest- no comments
9: An opportunist
10: Don't know, plz clarify
11: Who's he?
12: Puppets of their party
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