Eminent Indians on Islam

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Dear Hindus

Whether you realise it or not, like it or not, India, your only homeland, is slipping out of your hands and is being handed over to Islam on a platter by the 'secular' nobility of India. This is the stark reality which you can ignore, at your own peril.

There are innumerable forces, vicious and violent, both inside and 'outside the country, which have one single aim in view which is to destroy Hinduism totally and comprehensively and convert India into Dar-ul-Islam.

These forces have already recorded many notable victories in the past. The universal destruction of Hinduism in Pakistan, Bangladesh and Kashmir Valley give sufficient and unmistakable evidence of the shape of things to come.

Your abysmal ignorance of the nature of these forces, your complacency, your misplaced faith in non-existent goodness of others and your so-called liberalism and 'secularism' will all contribute to your ultimate and inevitable destruction.

Introduction

The history of the last 1400 years of India is the history of Hindu-Muslim conflicts, victories and defeats, suppression, genocide and discrimination of the Hindus through Quranic injuctions and Shariah laws during Muslim, British and Congress rule and policies as per their political designs. Through out this period, the Muslims had their single point agenda of Islamising India not only during the Islamic rule but also in British and Congress rule. They are still actively working on this unfinished agenda as evident from the statements of Muslim leaders of pre-and post- Independent India. (P. Goradia and K.R. Phanda, Muslim League's Unfinished Agenda, and Anti-Hindus).

This period can broadly be divided in four parts as : (i) Unsuccessful Islamic invasibns (636-712 AD, (ii) Islamic rule (712-1757); (iii) British rule (1757-1947) and (iv) Mostly Congress rule (1947-2009) period.

During these periods, the Hindus suffered the onslaughts of Islam since its initial periods upto this day in different ways. A large number of Indian. as well as Muslim historians, poets, saints, writers, politicians, social and religious workers have expressed their views on various aspects of Islam, and its impact on the social, religious and political condition of the Hindus. Since Islam is a religious as well as a political movement, the behaviour and policies of the Muslim rulers during such a long period, and. experiences of these writers are of great significance and value even today for the development of comprehensive and meaningful policies for the destiny of the Hindus.

Therefore.van attempt has been made in this book to compile and highlight the views of some eminent Indians of these periods oh Islam.

Conditions of the Hindus during the Islamic Rule

The Hindus suffered immensely during the Islamic rule which was guided by Quran and Shariah. Barbarity and oppression was the rule of law. All sorts of tortures and indignities were inflicted on the Hindus. Arson, loot, murder and plunder were routine affairs adopted by Muslim orders. Bloodshed, cruelties and forcible conversions were their modes operandi. Molestation of the Hindu women and their forcible marriage to Muslims was a common affair. Hindu men, women and children were enslaved on a mass scale and sold like commodities in different countries. Death and destruction of the Hindus was their sole mantra.

During this period, thousands of Hindu temples, were desecrated and razed to the ground, and in their places mosques, Dargah and Khanqahs of Sufis were built from the debris of the temples. Big libraries containing thousands of ancient and valuable books, Hindu scriptures and study materials were burnt. Their sole aim was the genocide of Hindus annihilation of their ancient culture and heritage as a whole and spread of Islam throughout the length and breadth of India.

'The accounts of these genocides can be seen in the works of Historians such as H.M. Elliot and J. Dowson, K.A. Nizami, R.C. Majumdar, Baladhuri, J.N. Sarkar, S.R. Goel, Ram Gopal Mishra, P. Goradia, K.R. Phanda, Dr. K.S. Lal and others. However, a glimpse of these tortures and cruelties can be seen here in the quotes of saints of that period as Guru Nanak Dev (1469-1539) and Samarth Guru Ram Das (1608-1680) etc., who witnessed these barbarious acts and happenings with their own eyes.

Amongst the innumberable examples of tortures and cruelties stark examples of is the matryrdom of Guru Arjun Deva (1611) and Guru Tegh Bahadur (1675) and brutal killings of his three disciples would be sufficient here.

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