#stop hinduphobia

[insertsacoolname]

For People who are still crying about Ram mandir

This is the pic of mosque that is going to be built on parcel land which will be almost 22 km away from Ram mandir.

The mosque will be named "Masjid Muhammed bin Abdullah", after Prophet Muhammad. It is likely to take three-four years to complete. And from what I've researched it's construction has already started (u can look up to its Wikipedia page).

All I want to say is that please stop now. Enough is enough.

[dazaicoree]

Bangladeshi Hindoos Protesting

Jai Maa Kaali🔱🔱

[snekdood]

im not gonna act like its as severe as hindutvas make it out to be but if you deny hinduphobia exists you're just a dumbass i think

[skypops]

The situation in Bangladesh rn. Shitty people I hope the one who suffered get better

[artcinemas]

its just many people do not want to acknowledge the ugly parts of the reclamation or most likely try to defend it. closing your eyes doesn't mean it doesn't exist. ram mandir staphna is a very historical movement for reclamation of hindu culture but one cannot just consume the good while completely ignoring that it is a political move. like why is the (very bigoted btw) prime minister of this country is conducting the pran pratishta? and also the mandir hasn't been fully constructed yet, but i might also be wrong so please feel free to correct me. besides a handful of people (not all) who are celebrating this on this site are hardcore zionists and are vocally castiest on this site, so i don't even know what to say anymore. so this statement of mine is definitely against those group of people and, not in general so. yeah.

the fact that so many of yall are mad about us celebrating our religion tells me a lot about how "secular" you guys truly are.

[certified-yapper-guy]

do you even know the meaning of the word hindutva?

also, you keep speaking about that fucking "hindu upper caste allowed mughals/britishars to invade" or wtev

Alright let's say you are right. (This is how debates work actually but not like you know)

What about the Kashmiri pundits (omg they are brahmins???!!!) killed. The women raped and murdered and converted forcefully into islam. Ismalists litreally fucking burning down the houses of kashmiri pundits??

Also are you from a lower caste? Because if you are you can speak about it now. My family now, techinically comes in SC category. But by roots, from my mothers side, We were brahmins. And before you say "Thats not possible, a brahmin marrying to shudra"

Well idk what to tell you tbh, Because it was a couple genrations back too. Yes in THAT time. I don't owe you an explaination or anything, but just know that the person from my mother side married to the shudra family by choice AND support of parents.

So I can infact speak, from actual experience, of my paternal grandparents and the stories they have about their grandparents, about caste discrimation and all that thing you talk about. The hindu hate you try to show is all just a facade.

You just want attention.

Oh by the way, don't bother correcting my english, it isn't my first language. Also stop trying to perpetuate hate. It isn't cool to do so.

Hinduphobia isn't cool

Stop trying to pit people against each other. I know what people like you are trying to do.

Oh also, Stop posting under hindublr if you don;t know shit. I have friends. Hindu (upperclass brahmins) almost all of them are that. Not even their grandparents (knowing my caste) have ever discriminated against me. And trust me I have had people back in school do that, but honeslty, it still doesn;t make me hate brahmins or all hindus because Ik that that kind of shit is subjective. It differs from people to people.

i know what jindutva means. it’s not just “Hindu pride” or whatever the fuck sanghis try to brand it as—it’s a political ideology that tries to push a majoritarian nationalist agenda.

i don't give a fuck if you're 'a peaceful hindu,' as long as you sit silent, and ignore the hate and violence being spread in the name of YOUR religion, you're a fucking bigot.

hinduphobia is not real and never will be.

on kashmiri pandits, yes, their suffering was real. No one denies the violence, displacement, and trauma they faced. (kashmiri refugees literally get reservations in govt institutions). but if you think that talking about caste oppression somehow erases that, YOU'RE just falling for the whataboutism trap. no one is saying one cancels out the other—except right-wingers who weaponise kashmiri pandit suffering only when it suits their narrative, while ignoring caste violence, lynchings, or the horrific treatment of muslims, christians, and dalits today.

looking at history through a saffron tinted glass doesn't change the present.

your caste history? cool, i’m glad your family made choices that broke caste barriers (bare minimum). but a few inter-caste marriages don’t magically erase casteism in India. just because you personally didn’t face caste discrimination from brahmins doesn’t mean caste oppression isn’t an institutional reality. dalits are still lynched. manual scavenging still exists (and govt is hiding data). caste is still a material reality, not just some outdated concept.

the people who actually pit hindus against the marginalised are the ones in power. calling out their bullshit isnt the same as 'creating a divide'.

lastly, i will keep using the hindublr tag, i want you lot to feel uncomfortable in the dystopia you live in.

[forevermore05]

If Indian creators were to create a show based on the avatar (like the scripture) and bending in the Hindu aspect of things. And make the show full on Desi. And bring good representation. Plus made proper dynamics endgame. There would be a lot of people saying they copied Avatar the Last Airbender. Like girl, let's stop right there and let's bring out some Hindu scripture and a history book. And see who's show is built off the back of someone's culture.

This also lends to my point that so many people in this fandom don't know the origins of this entire show. And I'm so scared that so many people think that this is from the creator's minds themselves and not questioning whether or not this came from a pre-existing culture or religion. This represents how bad the representation in this show was. Do you know the amount of Hinduphobia that there is? This is probably one of the first experiences where Hinduism is seen in a good light in mainstream media and we don't get credit for it.

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While Hindoos are facing an open genocide, Islamists are rejoicing and encouraging the mass killing and r@pe of Hindoo women. A Sheikh says that Hindoos only have two options

>to convert

Or

>to die

[hindulivesmatter]

I think we should stop saying hinduphobia and straight up say what it is -" hindu hatred " cause they aint scared of us...they simply hate us and maybe wants us to be wiped off.

careful anon, they'll hate you even more for calling it what it really is

[witchcraft-system]

I'm actually just.. so tired of people calling the Nazi hakenkreuz a swastika. It isn't!

The swastika is a symbol of peace and auspiciousness and frankly the only similarity is the fact that they both have "hooks"

(there's more types of swastikas than the one of the right btw)

Hakenkreuz has never translated to swastika, it literally just means hooked (Christian) cross

To define the swastika as the exact same as the hakenkreuz is literally just hinduphobia but "okay" for some reason???

Obviously keep talking about the hakenkreuz because that is a symbol of hate but please stop misidentifying it as a swastika

I'm so sorry if this doesn't make much sense I'm just... So tired

(also idk what to tag this)

[darlingletshurttonight]

a long rant that’s apparently controversial

there was this indian dark academia blog i followed here, and respected that person despite not agreeing on some of their views on certain things. i got into a disagreement with them on tumblr about ncert scrapping off chunks of mughal history from textbooks. they mocked that the board would be teaching us about ‘rig veda and nalanda’. i replied with a comment that there’s more to indic civilisation than the vedas. we should be knowing about a lot of our dynasties and some exceptional rulers before the mughals invaded. it is a fair deal to scrap a bit of sucking up to mughal imperialism and talk about those who made india the candy that it was for invaders, why it was such a hotbed for trade that made it the one of the richest countries to exist in the medieval era. these things are not widely known and they should be known. what kind of history only talks about invaders and not the ones who lived here. why can’t we have both in appropriate measures.

they straight up blocked me lol. they replied to my comment after blocking me, so i couldn’t explain my point to anyone else tagging me and making fun of what i said, which they misinterpreted in the first place. they dug up all my older posts, specifically the hindublr tag and mocked the fact that i think hinduphobia is a real thing.

i’m not mad that these people ridiculed me. i don’t care for their wilful ignorance either. they removed any chance of discourse and want to live in their own bubble of ignorance, fine. there can be people who still disagree with me and that’s okay. i wish people would stop resorting to blind hostility and actually try to read what someone is trying to convey.

it bothers me how they think they’re inclusive at the expense of another community. they (them and their followers) pride themselves on their education and liberalism but don’t seem to know the concept of critical thinking, or conversing with someone they disagree with. how do you villify a person for having an opinion different than yours. an opinion that doesn’t oppress anybody or any community. nothing i said was erasing a community or history.

it concerns me that they’re hell bent on thinking india can be a better place by downplaying the role and significance of hinduism and redact its attempted erasure, when it was literally called hindustan. this isn’t a ‘left vs right’ or ‘religion vs. religion’ or ‘govt vs people’ thing. why is it so hard to believe that religious clashes can go both ways. why is it so hard to go beyond ncert textbooks and agenda-driven historians to actually read about our ancient civilisation. you don’t have to be religious for that.

it was appalling that they they would dig up my older posts on this certain topic to have their followers hate on me. i guess i held them at a higher standard.

my only point was that we shouldn’t always ask “how did mughals rule in this country?”

we should also ask “why was india so sought after by other kingdoms and emperors?”

“who all were involved in making this land so prosperous that it attracted people from all over the world?”

“why should we be proud of our ancestors and not consider this a defeatist nation?”

[news365timesindia]

[ad_1] Over a thousand Canadian Hindus on Monday expressed their anger following repeated attacks on Hindu temples in the country. They pressed the Canadian administration to take stricter actions against the extremists attacking the religious sites. The protestors expressed their loyalty to Canada and affirmed that they wanted good relations between India and Canada.  One of the participants of the solidarity rally, said, “One thing is clear today – Canada mein hamari jaan hai aur Hindustan mein hamari jaan basti hai. Hindu Canadians are very loyal to Canada.” “What is happening to Hindu Canadians is not right. The time has come for all politicians here to know that what is happening with Hindu Canadians is wrong…We want Canada to treat Hindus well…We want India and Canada relations to strengthen, we are against those who are against this,” he added.  Another Canadian resident, Rishabh, who participated in the solidarity rally, said that he had come here to support Hindus and demanded justice. “We are deeply hurt, as Hindus, by what happened here yesterday. We have come here in support of the Hindu community. The Hindu community has contributed so much to Canada, and we are progressive; we add so much economic value. We follow law and order wherever we go – be it in Canada or anywhere else.,” Rishabh said.  “It is shocking to see the reaction of politicians, of police, how they have treated us…We have come here in support. All we are asking is for justice to be served. The rule of law to be followed, and perpetrators should be tried under the rule of law,” he added. Another Indian-Canadian protestor said they had gathered to showcase how the police discriminated against them. “We are gathered here in anguish today to protest what happened to us yesterday. It has been happening with us for about 20 years. We have been consistently discriminated…We have gathered here to showcase how we were discriminated against by the Police yesterday. Despite that, all Hindus have gathered and protested here peacefully,” he said. On Sunday, an Indian consular camp at the Hindu Sabha Temple witnessed a “violent disruption” in Brampton, near Toronto. The rise in attacks against Hindu temples has raised deep concerns among the Hindu-Canadian community.  Earlier, the Coalition of Hindus of North America (CoHNA), in a post on X, highlighted the multiple attacks on Hindu temples across Canada during the Diwali weekend and called on to stop the “Hinduphobia” in the country. [ad_2] Source link

[news365times]

[ad_1] Over a thousand Canadian Hindus on Monday expressed their anger following repeated attacks on Hindu temples in the country. They pressed the Canadian administration to take stricter actions against the extremists attacking the religious sites. The protestors expressed their loyalty to Canada and affirmed that they wanted good relations between India and Canada.  One of the participants of the solidarity rally, said, “One thing is clear today – Canada mein hamari jaan hai aur Hindustan mein hamari jaan basti hai. Hindu Canadians are very loyal to Canada.” “What is happening to Hindu Canadians is not right. The time has come for all politicians here to know that what is happening with Hindu Canadians is wrong…We want Canada to treat Hindus well…We want India and Canada relations to strengthen, we are against those who are against this,” he added.  Another Canadian resident, Rishabh, who participated in the solidarity rally, said that he had come here to support Hindus and demanded justice. “We are deeply hurt, as Hindus, by what happened here yesterday. We have come here in support of the Hindu community. The Hindu community has contributed so much to Canada, and we are progressive; we add so much economic value. We follow law and order wherever we go – be it in Canada or anywhere else.,” Rishabh said.  “It is shocking to see the reaction of politicians, of police, how they have treated us…We have come here in support. All we are asking is for justice to be served. The rule of law to be followed, and perpetrators should be tried under the rule of law,” he added. Another Indian-Canadian protestor said they had gathered to showcase how the police discriminated against them. “We are gathered here in anguish today to protest what happened to us yesterday. It has been happening with us for about 20 years. We have been consistently discriminated…We have gathered here to showcase how we were discriminated against by the Police yesterday. Despite that, all Hindus have gathered and protested here peacefully,” he said. On Sunday, an Indian consular camp at the Hindu Sabha Temple witnessed a “violent disruption” in Brampton, near Toronto. The rise in attacks against Hindu temples has raised deep concerns among the Hindu-Canadian community.  Earlier, the Coalition of Hindus of North America (CoHNA), in a post on X, highlighted the multiple attacks on Hindu temples across Canada during the Diwali weekend and called on to stop the “Hinduphobia” in the country. [ad_2] Source link

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R@pe of more than 30 hindoo women reported in one day.... Rest are unknown...

[abeyyaaar]

Fuck this aLl liVeS mAttEr shit!!!

First of all know your damn history. Know what all things have happened and why that Ram Mandir is a symbol of Pure Hatred as well as a One up against the minorities.

Do you know how many muslim families were scared of their lives during that Mandir’s inauguration?? or how many people became homeless because their houses were on the road to that Mandir?

Hindus were going into Muslim colonies chanting JsR which is not them honouring their god and this is happening in metro cities like Mumbai, which was a better place before the Godi govt.

Hinduphobia is a threat created by Godi media and bhakts and deusional people like you agree with it. and if Hindus are blaming Muslims for damages done by mughal invaders then when are we going to talk about these oppressor castes giving Reparations to Oppressed castes???

One more thing, you all Hindu knows that he is playing you but you dont care because you are not getting lynched on road, your traditional jobs are not becoming illegal, you are not stopped from practicing your religion, your mandirs are not getting demolished, noone is getting on the top of your mandir taking off its religious flag and chanting anti-hindu slogan, your females are not asked to not wear thoe traditional clothes because of which their jobs/education is getting affected.

& ofcourse like a shameless person you are saying “ yes , we know modi is builing temple to appease hindu vote bank . yes and??”

but remember..if he continues to be in power..”Today its us..tomorrow it will be you!””

To survive in Godi reign is to be a “Fascist Brahmin Male” and nothing else!”

Now that Ram Mandir has been opened can I honestly share what I feel? No, I'm not on the side of the Hindutva nor am I on the leftists I just want to take a neutral stand here.

To everyone saying it's just a political agenda and Modi is using Ram mandir to appease the Hindu vote bank. Yes, and? I think we all (even the Hindus) know what game he's playing here. My house was conflicted yesterday. My mother and nani (grandma) were sobbing on finally getting Ram lalla's darshan yesterday on TV, my nanu (grandpa) wasn't supporting any of it. And I was torn. Torn between celebrating a historic moment and rationalizing whether it even deserved to be celebrated. His return deserved to be celebrated yes but the extreme Hindus who shower flowers with one hand and with the other hand throw stones on innocent Muslims of today who never took away our beloved Ram ji away in the first place. Would Ram ji have wanted this? He would've wanted us to celebrate yes but not at the cost of harming others. I condemn the acts of discrimination against the minor sects of society, everyone who's got to suffer because of this. In Mahabharata too, the minority (Pandavas) had to go through hell but they emerged victorious in the end coz they were right. However, I'd also like to state that it's not that simple here. People calling out Islamophobia, I'm with you. People calling out Hinduphobia, I'm ALSO with you. All lives matter no matter if they are Hindu or Muslim or Christian or Palestinian. "Hinduphobia doesn't exist" It does. Ofc not at the scale of the terrifying Islamophobia in India but it does. In other Islamic etc countries, it does. Just like how Islamophobia exists in countries where Islam folk are in minority. But does that give Hindus a license to endorse and impose themselves any more than the colonizers and invaders did? No.

You can't blame innocent Muslims for what Mughal invaders did centuries ago any more than you can blame Vibhishan for what his own brother Raavan did. But whoever is on the side of wrongdoing no matter their caste, creed or religion is just as much of a criminal like Karna was with Duryodhana even though he was a Pandava by birth.

Yk I've grown up in my remote, countryside hometown where they play azaan in mosques every day morning and evening and kid me since then became so used to it that it would feel like something is missing if I'd not hear it in the background somewhere while swinging around near the trees or while just walking on the terrace and watching the distant sunset. I'm a Hindu but well, that's just personal nostalgia.

Not all muslims are terrorists. Not all Hindus are fascists. But for those who are, I'd let Karma take care of you all.

I stand with humanity.

Jai Shri Ram 🙏

Allahu Akbar 🙏

[hindulivesmatter]

as a hindu i wish there was somehting i could say that would change your mind. i've seen so many youth fall into this "hinduphobia" trap set up by the indian ruling class that has nobodys best interest in mind. ultimately you've chosen the path of lies, hindutva, zionism, antiblackness, and north indian hegemony. this path leads you to hell and only you can stop it, not me.

“This path leads you to hell”

Hey Google how many kilometres do I have left?