The personality and nature of Akbar has been nicely summed up by the Editor of Father Monserrate’s Commentarius. The editor’s introduction states, “In the long line of Indian sovereigns, the towering personalities of Ashoka and Akbar (because of his dread) stand high above the rest… Akbar’s greed for conquest and glory and his lack of sincerity form a marked contrast to Ashoka’s paternal rule, genuine self-control and spiritual ambition. Akbar’s wars were those of a true descendent of Timur, and had all the gruesome associations which this fact implies. … His character with its mixture of ambition and cunning has now been laid bare

She had a lovely voice. Alongside of her he sounded like Carl ‘Alfalfa’ Switzer with a bad case of laryngitis. But she was sad, so sad, and the more she sang the sadder she became. Then she started to cry. “What’s the matter?” he asked.
Maybe it was the song. But it was such a happy song. Girls! He didn’t understand girls! He put his arm around her to comfort her.
She winced. “My father beats me,” she said. She showed him the welts on her back. “He beats me with an electricity cable for being a bad Muslim.”

Muslim fanatics soon arrived, carrying sticks and stones and began assaulting the Christians. They also broke into several Christian homes in the city and vandalized a car belonging to Father Castor.

There has been always a strong correlation between the structure of power in Iran and oil. Not only industry and services are heavily dependent on oil revenue, but also in a larger scale all repressive forces and institutions of dictatorial regimes rely on it.

It has also been understood for many years that purdah–the custom of sequestering women from men, forcing them to remain indoors and to cover up the bulk of their skin–creates a serious disease called osteomalacia or “bad bones.”

I hesitate to encourage the women to resist to the last drop of their blood, but I am dismayed by a number of stylish, well coiffed, décolleté and manicured “feminists” in America, including Iranian expatriates, who urge the courageous women of Iran to continue their bloody struggle against the regime in Iran without naming the real enemy….Sharia. It is like telling them to die in vain.

So far we have two major moral dilemmas that are rejected by any decent human being, but are accepted and encouraged by prophet Muhammad: assassination and lying.

Two weeks ago, there were two options: a dismal, radioactive future under Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, or calmer baby steps away from the brink of war and chaos under Mir Hossein Mousavi. Now, there are two completely different options: either the Islamic Revolution meets its inevitable collapse earlier than anyone anticipated, or the marriage of convenience between Ali Khamenei and Mahmoud Ahmadinejad transitions into a de facto pseudo-theocratic military dictatorship with no discernible trace of reason or restraint.

Partition of India in 1947 has adversely affected Muslims who remained in India after voting for creation of Pakistan based on religion. An air of mistrust has developed between the communities and Muslims have withdrawn from the main stream.

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Who Intentionally are spreadingwrong information about the QURAN , the HADITH and ISLAM itself.

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“Given CAIR’s … associations with known terrorist entities and individuals, and its tactics … their cries of victimization and accusations of religious bigotry appear disingenuous.”

The “Globale islamische Medienfront” (GIME) (global Islamic Media front) in Vienna posted a death threat on its website, saying, “Killing Winter is the right and duty of every Muslim.”

At first glance, the popular revolt in Iran is a repeat of the upheaval of 1979, but on closer examination, the differences are greater than the similarities.

slaughtered in the prime of your life by a bullet of savage Islamists as you peacefully marched along with throngs of other Iranians seeking nothing more than what is your God-given right-the right to liberty and dignity.

I would caution the protestors in Iran not to count on any support from the United States.  The people currently in power in this country are the ones with a propensity to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory and

Some one said the grave of Aurangzeb at Khuldabad in Aurangabad (Maharashtra State) is the most deserted and haunting one and any one visiting the site would suffer heart pain, headache and nausea and discomfort even to day after the death of the tyrant in 1707

Only thanks to the unity, a possible desertion of state troops and their solidarity with their people can be expected. It would not matter to which category people belong.

She took Piffy to McDonalds. He had a Big Mac Meal. A fat lady at a nearby table looked at him and then at bint Marwan. “Is that your child?” she asked. “He is such a well-behaved boy.”
Piffy wanted th throw his Big Mac Meal at her. “Don’t you dare!” hissed bint Marwan.
Piffy glowered. He didn’t like being ten-years-old. The only advantage so far was it gave him a better view of bint Marwan’s legs.