Hindu Wife killed by ex for marrying Muslim man

There was the sad news today of a mother of 5 being killed by a crossbow. At first I thought it was a local British Pakistani affair.

However it seems this was a bit of a twist as seen below. The lady who passed away was a Hindu lady who converted to Islam to marry her second husband (she had three kids with each husband and her last child was delivered off her dead body).

It’s obviously true that if it had been the other way around the “Muslim” angle would have been hyped up.

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Saurav
Saurav
6 years ago

I do agree there is a religious angle, but looks like she was already divorced when she married and converted. It looks more like revenge(if the ex-husband has done it) than religious(not denying similar cases related to religion have not happened). Mostly the killing is done by close relatives/family and not the ex-husband / boyfriend. For the latter i have seen its mostly pure revenge.

Prats
Prats
6 years ago

Perhaps the reverse situation would have invited commentary from a religious angle because Islam sanctions death for apostates?
The post seems to me to be another of those cases of false equivalences.

Just to clarify, I do not think it’s wise to make claims about such crimes being religiously motivated unless you have evidence irrespective of the parties involved.

PS – I do not know many Mauritian Hindus. Are they usually religious?

Vijay
Vijay
6 years ago

“Mother of five”
Does the British economy permit raising such families? How do the immigrants do this? In both, South India, and US, the average child per couple has been on a free fall, to < 2 over the last 10 years. Zero dollar births used to be a thing until 80s, but now we increasingly end up with a several thousand dollar bill here; the situation is equally bad in India.

Saurav
Saurav
6 years ago

@Zack Yours and Omar Bhai’s fav Pakistani firangs are having a blast on twitter. LOL

Saurav
Saurav
6 years ago

Arre our “Richard” Pakistani

Kabir
6 years ago

This is a tragic incident.

I’m getting a bit tired of all the Hindu-Muslim stuff on BP. Surely, we can find other topics.

Saurav
Saurav
6 years ago
Reply to  Kabir

Sometimes its just banter, dont take all these things too seriously. Its not as if what we discuss is really having some effect on the politics of it.

Kabir
6 years ago
Reply to  Saurav

It’s boring and also toxic. Intelligent and educated people living in the West need to get over all this Hindu vs. Muslim stuff.

AnAn
6 years ago

Kabir, it isn’t Hindu vs. Muslim. If you want to comment on this please try to understand.

First understanding, then adjustment.

With understanding, adjustment is automatic.

If you don’t understand, then don’t be surprised that 40% of Gujarati muslims voted for Modi’s BJP in the last national election. You might ask yourself why this is happening. Yes it is partly a response to Indian muslims feeling threatened by Islamism. But I suspect it is more about Indian muslims being outraged by the post modernist mindset.

You are neither an Islamist nor deeply understand Islamism, faith and the psychedelic mystical experience through the brain and nervous system that is associated with faith. But at least you are not responsible for Islamism.

Your mind has been subconsciously influenced by post modernism and you it is fair to critique you on it:
—Because of this, with the best of intentions you sometimes unconsciously assume that others (especially darkies and minorities) are not potentially indescribably powerful, wise and sovereign; and that others cannot manifest their own miracles.
—You also don’t deeply understand why others yearn to be free in their art and thoughts.
—You also assume that when we hurt others we benefit. Versus the truth that when we hurt others (or oppress or exploit or be hegemonic/imperialist/colonialist towards), usually we usually harm ourselves far worse than we harm the person we are trying to hurt.
—You also assume that when we try to hurt others, we succeed. In many cases we end up benefiting the one we try to hurt (or oppress or exploit or be hegemonic/imperialist/colonialist towards)
—You also do not understand win, win; or that one plus one often equals three . . . how we benefit from each others success

Others, especially oppressed darkies and minorities, find a lot of what you write to be offensive, even though your intention is to love and help.

Kabir
6 years ago
Reply to  AnAn

What the hell are you on about? I can read all the words but they make zero sense.

This blog post explictly frames the issue as a Hindu-Muslim one.

“If you want to comment…”. You are no one to try to censor me. Cease and desist.

AnAn
6 years ago
Reply to  Kabir

The issue isn’t Hindu versus muslim.

It is Hindu and muslim versus post modernist.
It is Hindu and muslim versus Islamist

Saurav
Saurav
6 years ago
Reply to  AnAn

One day I would like to smoke what you are having

AnAn
6 years ago
Reply to  Saurav

“janma osadhi mantra tapah samadhi jah siddhyayah” Patanjali Yoga Sutra 4.1

Osadhi = psychedelic chemicals.

Bro, let me know when you would like some 🙂

Then we can go our WOKE meet up bash where we all discuss our straight “A”s minus our shared B+ in Physical Education and Sports!

Sending a shout out to the lion of Turin Arya Putra Jagguji to join us at said WOKE bash meet up. Just make sure the Apana Vayu heads in our mutual friends way. :LOL:

AnAn
6 years ago
Reply to  Saurav

Saurav, watch:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FjgJg2JCNgU
Ever tried one of Joe Rogan’s [hero of the intellectual dark web] favorite Osadhi “DMT”?

Ya gotta live a little!

Jaggu
6 years ago
Reply to  Saurav

Jaggu is here bro AnAn.

Kabir (henceforth anagram: barki) is a crypto-islamist. In simple words barki is a bak bak desert cultoo apologizer. Don’t waste energy on barki.

He will not listen to Dhamma. I used to like barki when I was of the desert cult myself. Though I hv realized that true Turks must go back to their real Arya rootz …Arya of the Dhamma. spiritual warriors and khidmatgars.

Hez been told off by bro Razib countless times but he just won’t geddit. Omar bro, Slappy bro nobody talks to him coz barki barks up the wrong tree every time.

I don’t want to engage with barki anymore too and neither shld u.

Kabir
6 years ago
Reply to  Saurav

The feeling is mutual, Jaggu. I have no time for weirdos.

Jaggu
6 years ago
Reply to  Saurav

Bye bye barki 🙂

though you do have the unfortunate habit of saying no more time, i am leaving etc and then magically having more time and coming back. So ur words mean shit LOL

Kabir
6 years ago
Reply to  AnAn

The Hindu ex-husband was trying to kill the Muslim husband and the converted Muslim wife got in the middle.

This has nothing to do with “postmodernism”. Please never ever try to “dialogue” with me again. I find your worldview to be incredibly bizzare and frankly I have no more time for you.

AnAn
6 years ago
Reply to  Kabir

“This has nothing to do with “postmodernism””
Suspect so in this case. Did it have to do with jealousy and anger? [As an aside isn’t postmodernism designed to increase jealousy and anger?]

It isn’t the incident that relates to “postmodernism”; rather it is the response to the incident from distant observers, including our mutual BFF.

Kabir
6 years ago
Reply to  Kabir

I’ll let you have the last word. Keep blaming “postmodernism”. I’m completely done with you. Please never speak about me or to me. You don’t need to worry about my “whole of system understanding” (whatever the hell that means). I am doing just fine as a member of the reality-based community.

[“I’m completely done with you. Please never speak about me or to me.” LMAF. do you cut & paste this phrase over and over again? ;=) you “can’t quite him” brah -Razib]

AnAn
6 years ago

“khidmatgars” means?
“Slappy bro” :LOL: Me is TOTAL Slapstik fan.

“bro” . . . our mutual best friend forever (BFF) finds “bro” offensive.

BTW our BFF is not a “crypto-islamist.” He doesn’t deeply understand Ibn Taymiyyah, Islamist Jihadi theology or epistemology. He doesn’t understand the blissful peaceful consciousness subjective experience through the brain and nervous system that causes Islamists to have faith and do what they do. And gives them the capacity to do what they do. He has touched sound brain therapy through music, but doesn’t integrate this with his whole of system understanding of all things.

We should be fair with our mutual BFF. And send him love and respect with all our heart (Bhakti), all our soul (Jnaana), all our mind (Raja Yoga), and all our strength (Karma).

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Aside:

Of the four primary paths . . . Sadguru Avatar Buddha, peace be upon him, emphasized Jnaana a lot it seems to me. Albeit Mahayana has a large Raja Yoga stream, including of the Tantra variety. Of course, all paths are really paths of love (Bhakti).

Arya Putra Jagguji, have you decided between Theravada and Mahayana? Personally I am a humongous fan of both.

Jaggu
6 years ago
Reply to  AnAn

barki is fastidious. finds most things annoying (except his own english grammar mistakes LOL) so who cares abt bro

obv mahayana. Thatz what my Turk forefathers followed until they lost their way in the desert. but future is Sangha!

AnAn
6 years ago
Reply to  Jaggu

“khidmatgars” means?

Mahayana rocks. Dude we be fused Shaivite [subset of Uttara Mimaamsa, subset of Purna Mimaamsa, subset of Sanathana Dharma, subset of Arya, subset of everything] Mahayana goodness.

The six big Shaivite lineages each have Nath Siddha yogis. Some are common for all six. Others are only part of one, two, three, four or five of the Shaivite lineages.

Many of the 80 Maha-Siddhas of Mahayana Buddhism are dual hatted. They are revered by both Mahayana Buddhism and the Shaivite orders.

Mahayana Buddhist orders, including the Dalai Lama (Vajrapani Mahayana Buddhist Order) are members of the principle Sanathana Dharma interdisciplinary organizations of long and deep standing. For example they are part of the Akhara that organizes the Kumbha Mela (among other things). Japanese Zen (subset of Bodhidharma’s Chan, subset of Mahayana, subset of Buddhism, subset of Sanathana Dharma, subset of Arya, subset of everything) were part of the organization, construction and maintenance of the Hindu Angkor Wat temple in Cambodia. After 700 years or so the Buddhist aspect of the temple became more pronounced. Obviously Buddhism was part of the temple from the start.

WE BE SAME!!!!

Arya Putras . . . Turin perfection and admirer of Turin perfection.

[Although I am open to the possibility that our Mahayana sisters are the most spiritually evolved and purest embodiment of Sanathana Dharma currently practiced!!!!!!!!!!!!!]

Dude, maybe we should call everyone “sis” (in eastern philosophy almost every human and animal is in reality mostly female) . . . including mutual friends. :LOL:

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