mehtab Posted August 17, 2004 Report Share Posted August 17, 2004 http://asiapacificuniverse.com/asia_pacifi...ages1/2307.html Posted by Sakeena on March 27, 2004 at 17:11:28: Hi my fellow muslim brothers 'n sisters I am so happy to decide that I am gonna be a Sikh Girl... I am marrying a Sikh guy....my kids will be Sikhs.... I am a Muslim by birth immigrated from Lahore, Pakistan... the same city which was once a kingdom of Sikhs.... they ruled 60 % of pakistan and whole northersn india..... and they never raped any muslim girls, they never imposed tax on muslims for not being Sikhs (we should not forget that We converted millions of Hindus by this fradulant way by imposing tax called Zazzia on them for not being Muslims.... )... their religion is a wonderful religion... which teach equality for everybody.. no matter him or her ... no man can give divorce by say Talaak ..Talaaak & Talaaak..... once I read history of indian sub-continet..... I felt so ashamed that our forefathers / our kings killed their innocent babies in front of their mothers to break their souls..... and everytime we gave them options either to convert to Islam or either accept Death.... Maaaaaaaaaan..... What a dirty religion I was following since my childhood..... My muslim btothers and Sisters... get chance ...lets be true ... lets read history... your soul will be dying to convert to such a great religion.... Sikhism....I love word 'Allah' and 'Waheguru' equally eventhough I am not Muslim any more..... Gur Fateh..... !! http://www.islam.com/reply.asp?id=380012&a...0&mn=380012 Afgan lady converts to sikhism Posted by Rozita_kaur on Monday, July 12, 2004 Comment: Tribune news india An Afghan woman who fled her homeland when the Taliban wrested control is making a new beginning in India just as the Islamic militia is being driven out of power. Muska’s family had fled from Afghanistan to Australia after the Taliban took over in 1996. Married to her Indian sweetheart, Jaidev Singh, whom she met in Australia, Muska is now set to start life afresh in Punjab. A Muslim by birth, Muska converted to Sikhism and married Jaidev Singh on Friday at Dhagana village of Amritsar district. The marriage was solemnised at a gurdwara in the presence of Jaidev Singh’s family. “I am quite happy to be a Sikh and the wife of a friend,†said Muska. It was love at first sight for Muska and Jaidev, who met in Victoria city, Australia, where the latter was studying in a university. Muska’s family had taken refuge in Victoria after fleeing Afghanistan five years ago. Out of a blazing conflict in her home country, Muska soon landed in another war of sorts — this time with her parents over her love affair. She eventually slipped into India without her parents’ knowledge to marry Jaidev Singh. “My parents were dead against our inter-religion marriage and they followed us to India,†said Muska. Her parents wanted to marry her into an influential Afghan family. “When I was pressured, I applied for a tourist visa and came to India on September 3 with Jaidev,†she said. “It was love at first sight and I didn’t know which religion she followed. I had told her that we might face the wrath of her family, but she insisted on going ahead,†said Jaidev. Muska’s parents, who had visited Amritsar recently, had even sought the intervention of the Shiromani Gurdwara Prabandhak Committee (SGPC) for the safe return of their daughter. They alleged that Jaidev Singh had lured her to India. SGPC Secretary Gurbachan Singh Bachan advised Muska’s parents not to interfere as the couple were adults and no decision could be imposed on them. “The girl had declined to talk to her family members and had insisted that she wanted to marry the boy,†he added. Pal Singh, the bridegroom’s father, said his family had been under tremendous pressure and had even received threatening calls from Muska’s parents. “The girl pleaded for help and said she might even be killed by her parents. She wanted to marry my son and we also agreed to it,†said Pal Singh 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sukhi Posted August 23, 2004 Report Share Posted August 23, 2004 i don't understand why people have to put such shit up on this site. i'm sorry to have to say this, but the first one sounds like pro-sikh propaganda specifically made to anger Muslims. and the second one i just don't care about. so what if the two liked each other and the girl chose to convert into sikhi? geezus krist, grow up people... 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
sikhsangat Posted August 26, 2004 Report Share Posted August 26, 2004 I dont think it is propaganda - i was reading the article in India's Tribune paper, it is a genuine case. But i do think that it doesnt need to be publicised the way it has been, only creates a bigger divide between communities as "conversion" can be a sensitive topic. There are plenty of people who convert to different religions everyday, why make an issue of this one? 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Harmless Posted August 26, 2004 Report Share Posted August 26, 2004 I applaud these 2 girls for their bravery and courage to face the truth and to make positive changes. Waheguru bless these 2 souls! 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Harmless Posted August 26, 2004 Report Share Posted August 26, 2004 What pro-Sikh propaganda? If only! 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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