Mujeet Gulag 2.0
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Mujeet is a term used for Muslims of the Indian subcontinent (India/Pakistan/Bangladesh/Sri Lanka/Afghanistan)+China who converted into Islam for 2 Rupees and are viewed as lowly beggar dogs by the Arab Muslims.
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🇵🇰 Pakistani Imam goes on tv and says:
It's right to marry a 9 year old girl. After her period she's an adult.Sandngga was deported to Islamabad right away 🛌 𝔄𝔫𝔱𝔦 𝔖𝔲𝔫𝔫𝔦 𝔄𝔰𝔰𝔩𝔞𝔪
Feminism benefits muslims the most in this country because only hindus are going to be real feminists. Muslims will never attack islam as much as hindus are going to, which will eventually destroy hindus’ faith in hinduism, as you can already see is happening. Most Gen Z are not religious. You can see the collapsing birth rates among upper caste hindus. Mostly lower caste and muslims are breeding
When most Gen Z hindus become parents, they will raise radical feminist masculine daughters and hijra sons.
But on the other side, muslims will raise hindutva hating muslim children who will know about their actual enemies.
This country is heading toward an extreme dark age for hindus
🇵🇰The only oil Pakistan has to offer
🇺🇸😔Not the oil the US wants so much
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This is Arunima from Kerala-a solo traveler with 1.2 million followers on Instagram.
She believed (and still does) that Islamic countries are extremely peaceful and that wearing a burqa would make her feel safe.
She traveled to Afghanistan and was detained there for moving around freely as a woman.
Who came to her aid?
Not the Islamic circles of Kerala, nor Leftist leaders, nor Saudi 'Habibis', nor even the Congress government.
It was a BJP leader-Suresh Gopi, whom many in Kerala dislike-who helped; and the central government made all the arrangements.
The Indian Embassy arranged her ticket free of cost. It was Indian taxpayers' money that was spent for her so-called "freedom."
She had to remain in a hijab even while at Kabul airport and on the flight.
Such was the nature of her secularism, even after coming face-to-face with Islamic law.
