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[MENTION=76058]cricketjoshila[/MENTION] bhai wrote this in response to a post on another thread.
I think it's important to clear this misconception which seems to be prevalent in the minds of many Indian Non-Muslims.
Firstly important to realise so many people cannot be forced to convert. Islam was seen as a progressive religion where women were given many rights such as being able to own their own property, land etc. Earn their own earnings and the level of respect for women in general was much higher than the religions of India where women set themselves on fire after the death of their husbands. This is just one example of many including charity, rights of the poor etc which made Islam more preferable to people.
I have respect for other religions and wont insult any other faith but as a Muslim for me worshipping idols is a great sin, the only sin which cannot be forgiven.
So even IF my ancestors were forced to convert, I'm so glad there were. I have no sadness or regret over this all, I am very happy it happened.
My ancestors were conquered a lot later than yours. Who gave up everything. I till this day follow the culture and religion my ancestors followed for 3000 years, what about you?
I think it's important to clear this misconception which seems to be prevalent in the minds of many Indian Non-Muslims.
Firstly important to realise so many people cannot be forced to convert. Islam was seen as a progressive religion where women were given many rights such as being able to own their own property, land etc. Earn their own earnings and the level of respect for women in general was much higher than the religions of India where women set themselves on fire after the death of their husbands. This is just one example of many including charity, rights of the poor etc which made Islam more preferable to people.
I have respect for other religions and wont insult any other faith but as a Muslim for me worshipping idols is a great sin, the only sin which cannot be forgiven.
So even IF my ancestors were forced to convert, I'm so glad there were. I have no sadness or regret over this all, I am very happy it happened.

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