From
my childhood i have heard and read a lot of stories about Bhagwan Ram
and Krishna. Its indeed a painful experience to see one's holiest
shrines topped by religious structures of another faith. Mahmud Ghazni
destroyed many such great temples including Shri Krishna Temple at
Mathura and Somnath Temple in Saurashtra. Since then and till the
decline of Mughal empire it never stopped. Many many temples were
destroyed and over those temples many Mosques were erected; Kashi,
Mathura are two such prominent examples. Destruction of Mathura and
Kashi Vishwanath temples are very well documented.
Shri
Ramjanmbhoomi - Babri Masjid dispute is one of the oldest running
disputes over a religious place anywhere in the world. Its well known
that Ayodhya is the birthplace of Bhagwan Ram but no body knows the
exact location where Ramji was born. Babri Masjid was located at a place
which was very sacred to Hindus and there were hardly any Muslim
habitation there. Who would built such a Mosque there at a mound which
is surrounded by sacred Hindu shrines. Meenakshi Jain's Rama Ayodhya answers many such questions.
The
worship of Rama is not a recent phenomenon as the leftist intellectual
tell us. More than 2000 years old Bhagwan Ram artifacts have been found.
There are huge number of literary evidence about Bhagwan Ram. The
excavation done by ASI at disputed structure revealed many artifacts and
structures which can only be found in Hindu shrines/temples. The
Ayodhya site had been in occupation for more than 2000 years and the
last prominent temple was built by Gahadavala King. Why would Babur
built a Mosque at a place which was not politically important! Delhi and
Agra were more important. Ayodhya was religiously more important.
Perhaps thats the answer.
A
civilization that does not acknowledge the crimes committed by its
vanquishers and instead celebrates their acts is destined to enjoy
infinite intellectual slavery, inferiority complex and defeatism.
Highly Recommended book for those who want to wake up (10/10)
