Ishwar and Allah- tere naam- Not true

Mahatma Gandhi said- Ishwar allah Tere naam. Malyasia does not agree. 'Allah' is sacred to Muslims and non Muslims are not authorized to use this word. Let them use some other word Like God.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-24516181

So, now it;s the turn of Malaysia to claim copyright over the word 'Allah' it seems.

Malaysia has registered the copyright for all Muslims. Others cannot use this. But this decision will affect only those in Malaysia.

So, Indian Muslims are free from this mad decision ?

All Muslims are unaffected as they are entitled to use the term 'allah'. It is non Muslims who are affected. In India, nobody will be affected.

I also agree with Sunil. I believe that all religious should be respected while opposing the harmful traditions and superstitions. Personally I don't agree with Gandhian thought on religion. It is good to live amicably despite difference in religion but it makes no sense to make a cocktail. Allah and Ishwar- this is like Bhature with sambhar. .

Gandhi meant and strived for religious harmony. He never thought of combinations because his thoughts were pure. Where as saying that 'Allah' should be used by Muslims alone shows the sinister monopolistic attitude.

You can keep chanting whatever you like but they will throw out if any one found saying or praising gods from other religions. This sounds so one sided especially in north. Gandhi is no more relevant for others as far religion is concerned.

Gandhi's relevance is timeless.inability to understand him is not his fault. If in north India chanting the gods of other religions is not tolerated, its different in South India.This part of the country has immense tolerance towards other religions.

I agree but even there it is one sided because what I saw in smaller cities of Karnataka and Andhra is different from what you think. And mind you I said one sided, one side is still adjusting rather liberal, it is the other one that is not so.

Mahatma Gandhi said- Ishwar allah Tere naam. Malyasia does not agree. 'Allah' is sacred to Muslims and non Muslims are not authorized to use this word. Let them use some other word Like God.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-24516181

So, now it;s the turn of Malaysia to claim copyright over the word 'Allah' it seems.

Malaysia has registered the copyright for all Muslims. Others cannot use this. But this decision will affect only those in Malaysia.

So, Indian Muslims are free from this mad decision ?

All Muslims are unaffected as they are entitled to use the term 'allah'. It is non Muslims who are affected. In India, nobody will be affected.

I also agree with Sunil. I believe that all religious should be respected while opposing the harmful traditions and superstitions. Personally I don't agree with Gandhian thought on religion. It is good to live amicably despite difference in religion but it makes no sense to make a cocktail. Allah and Ishwar- this is like Bhature with sambhar. .

Gandhi meant and strived for religious harmony. He never thought of combinations because his thoughts were pure. Where as saying that 'Allah' should be used by Muslims alone shows the sinister monopolistic attitude.

You can keep chanting whatever you like but they will throw out if any one found saying or praising gods from other religions. This sounds so one sided especially in north. Gandhi is no more relevant for others as far religion is concerned.

Gandhi's relevance is timeless.inability to understand him is not his fault. If in north India chanting the gods of other religions is not tolerated, its different in South India.This part of the country has immense tolerance towards other religions.

I agree but even there it is one sided because what I saw in smaller cities of Karnataka and Andhra is different from what you think. And mind you I said one sided, one side is still adjusting rather liberal, it is the other one that is not so.

Then, it is better to leave respective religious practitioner, nothing wrong with this, religion is personal and if one thinks it is the name of their god then it is should be. Only politicians should not meddle with these matters.

Mahatma Gandhi said- Ishwar allah Tere naam. Malyasia does not agree. 'Allah' is sacred to Muslims and non Muslims are not authorized to use this word. Let them use some other word Like God.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-24516181

So, now it;s the turn of Malaysia to claim copyright over the word 'Allah' it seems.

Malaysia has registered the copyright for all Muslims. Others cannot use this. But this decision will affect only those in Malaysia.

So, Indian Muslims are free from this mad decision ?

All Muslims are unaffected as they are entitled to use the term 'allah'. It is non Muslims who are affected. In India, nobody will be affected.

I also agree with Sunil. I believe that all religious should be respected while opposing the harmful traditions and superstitions. Personally I don't agree with Gandhian thought on religion. It is good to live amicably despite difference in religion but it makes no sense to make a cocktail. Allah and Ishwar- this is like Bhature with sambhar. .

Gandhi meant and strived for religious harmony. He never thought of combinations because his thoughts were pure. Where as saying that 'Allah' should be used by Muslims alone shows the sinister monopolistic attitude.

You can keep chanting whatever you like but they will throw out if any one found saying or praising gods from other religions. This sounds so one sided especially in north. Gandhi is no more relevant for others as far religion is concerned.

Gandhi's relevance is timeless.inability to understand him is not his fault. If in north India chanting the gods of other religions is not tolerated, its different in South India.This part of the country has immense tolerance towards other religions.

I agree but even there it is one sided because what I saw in smaller cities of Karnataka and Andhra is different from what you think. And mind you I said one sided, one side is still adjusting rather liberal, it is the other one that is not so.

Then, it is better to leave respective religious practitioner, nothing wrong with this, religion is personal and if one thinks it is the name of their god then it is should be. Only politicians should not meddle with these matters.

I agree totally with you , why should we insist or interfere with other's religions. let them follow what they like. They have full riht to copyright their own beliefs.

Mahatma Gandhi said- Ishwar allah Tere naam. Malyasia does not agree. 'Allah' is sacred to Muslims and non Muslims are not authorized to use this word. Let them use some other word Like God.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-24516181

So, now it;s the turn of Malaysia to claim copyright over the word 'Allah' it seems.

Malaysia has registered the copyright for all Muslims. Others cannot use this. But this decision will affect only those in Malaysia.

So, Indian Muslims are free from this mad decision ?

All Muslims are unaffected as they are entitled to use the term 'allah'. It is non Muslims who are affected. In India, nobody will be affected.

I also agree with Sunil. I believe that all religious should be respected while opposing the harmful traditions and superstitions. Personally I don't agree with Gandhian thought on religion. It is good to live amicably despite difference in religion but it makes no sense to make a cocktail. Allah and Ishwar- this is like Bhature with sambhar. .

Gandhi meant and strived for religious harmony. He never thought of combinations because his thoughts were pure. Where as saying that 'Allah' should be used by Muslims alone shows the sinister monopolistic attitude.

You can keep chanting whatever you like but they will throw out if any one found saying or praising gods from other religions. This sounds so one sided especially in north. Gandhi is no more relevant for others as far religion is concerned.

Gandhi's relevance is timeless.inability to understand him is not his fault. If in north India chanting the gods of other religions is not tolerated, its different in South India.This part of the country has immense tolerance towards other religions.

I agree but even there it is one sided because what I saw in smaller cities of Karnataka and Andhra is different from what you think. And mind you I said one sided, one side is still adjusting rather liberal, it is the other one that is not so.

One sided is not adjusting. Willingly respecting the other party's religion and its thoughts. in Vizianagaram a Hindu village goddess festival known as. 'Pyditalli festival' will take place on next Tuesday. If you can get a live coverage see it. Its an eye opener to religious fundamentalists, The procession will be inaugurated by the Maharaja, a Hindu. It will be followed by Muslim tableaus all clad in their religious attire. And these processions go through the mosques and temples. Muslims offer hair to the goddess. This is the same in Muharram also.
Now tell me what is your definition of 'One sided" ?

Mahatma Gandhi said- Ishwar allah Tere naam. Malyasia does not agree. 'Allah' is sacred to Muslims and non Muslims are not authorized to use this word. Let them use some other word Like God.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-24516181

So, now it;s the turn of Malaysia to claim copyright over the word 'Allah' it seems.

Malaysia has registered the copyright for all Muslims. Others cannot use this. But this decision will affect only those in Malaysia.

So, Indian Muslims are free from this mad decision ?

All Muslims are unaffected as they are entitled to use the term 'allah'. It is non Muslims who are affected. In India, nobody will be affected.

I also agree with Sunil. I believe that all religious should be respected while opposing the harmful traditions and superstitions. Personally I don't agree with Gandhian thought on religion. It is good to live amicably despite difference in religion but it makes no sense to make a cocktail. Allah and Ishwar- this is like Bhature with sambhar. .

Gandhi meant and strived for religious harmony. He never thought of combinations because his thoughts were pure. Where as saying that 'Allah' should be used by Muslims alone shows the sinister monopolistic attitude.

You can keep chanting whatever you like but they will throw out if any one found saying or praising gods from other religions. This sounds so one sided especially in north. Gandhi is no more relevant for others as far religion is concerned.

Gandhi's relevance is timeless.inability to understand him is not his fault. If in north India chanting the gods of other religions is not tolerated, its different in South India.This part of the country has immense tolerance towards other religions.

I agree but even there it is one sided because what I saw in smaller cities of Karnataka and Andhra is different from what you think. And mind you I said one sided, one side is still adjusting rather liberal, it is the other one that is not so.

One sided is not adjusting. Willingly respecting the other party's religion and its thoughts. in Vizianagaram a Hindu village goddess festival known as. 'Pyditalli festival' will take place on next Tuesday. If you can get a live coverage see it. Its an eye opener to religious fundamentalists, The procession will be inaugurated by the Maharaja, a Hindu. It will be followed by Muslim tableaus all clad in their religious attire. And these processions go through the mosques and temples. Muslims offer hair to the goddess. This is the same in Muharram also.
Now tell me what is your definition of 'One sided" ?

Your world is too small big bro, I give up without making further arguments because this is a public forum. Thanks for understanding.

Mahatma Gandhi said- Ishwar allah Tere naam. Malyasia does not agree. 'Allah' is sacred to Muslims and non Muslims are not authorized to use this word. Let them use some other word Like God.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-24516181

So, now it;s the turn of Malaysia to claim copyright over the word 'Allah' it seems.

Malaysia has registered the copyright for all Muslims. Others cannot use this. But this decision will affect only those in Malaysia.

So, Indian Muslims are free from this mad decision ?

All Muslims are unaffected as they are entitled to use the term 'allah'. It is non Muslims who are affected. In India, nobody will be affected.

I also agree with Sunil. I believe that all religious should be respected while opposing the harmful traditions and superstitions. Personally I don't agree with Gandhian thought on religion. It is good to live amicably despite difference in religion but it makes no sense to make a cocktail. Allah and Ishwar- this is like Bhature with sambhar. .

Gandhi meant and strived for religious harmony. He never thought of combinations because his thoughts were pure. Where as saying that 'Allah' should be used by Muslims alone shows the sinister monopolistic attitude.

You can keep chanting whatever you like but they will throw out if any one found saying or praising gods from other religions. This sounds so one sided especially in north. Gandhi is no more relevant for others as far religion is concerned.

Gandhi's relevance is timeless.inability to understand him is not his fault. If in north India chanting the gods of other religions is not tolerated, its different in South India.This part of the country has immense tolerance towards other religions.

I agree but even there it is one sided because what I saw in smaller cities of Karnataka and Andhra is different from what you think. And mind you I said one sided, one side is still adjusting rather liberal, it is the other one that is not so.

One sided is not adjusting. Willingly respecting the other party's religion and its thoughts. in Vizianagaram a Hindu village goddess festival known as. 'Pyditalli festival' will take place on next Tuesday. If you can get a live coverage see it. Its an eye opener to religious fundamentalists, The procession will be inaugurated by the Maharaja, a Hindu. It will be followed by Muslim tableaus all clad in their religious attire. And these processions go through the mosques and temples. Muslims offer hair to the goddess. This is the same in Muharram also.
Now tell me what is your definition of 'One sided" ?

Your world is too small big bro, I give up without making further arguments because this is a public forum. Thanks for understanding.

You are welcome. We two are entitled to have our own opinions. Public forums are meant to air opinions.

Mahatma Gandhi said- Ishwar allah Tere naam. Malyasia does not agree. 'Allah' is sacred to Muslims and non Muslims are not authorized to use this word. Let them use some other word Like God.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-24516181

So, now it;s the turn of Malaysia to claim copyright over the word 'Allah' it seems.

Malaysia has registered the copyright for all Muslims. Others cannot use this. But this decision will affect only those in Malaysia.

So, Indian Muslims are free from this mad decision ?

All Muslims are unaffected as they are entitled to use the term 'allah'. It is non Muslims who are affected. In India, nobody will be affected.

I also agree with Sunil. I believe that all religious should be respected while opposing the harmful traditions and superstitions. Personally I don't agree with Gandhian thought on religion. It is good to live amicably despite difference in religion but it makes no sense to make a cocktail. Allah and Ishwar- this is like Bhature with sambhar. .

Gandhi meant and strived for religious harmony. He never thought of combinations because his thoughts were pure. Where as saying that 'Allah' should be used by Muslims alone shows the sinister monopolistic attitude.

You can keep chanting whatever you like but they will throw out if any one found saying or praising gods from other religions. This sounds so one sided especially in north. Gandhi is no more relevant for others as far religion is concerned.

Gandhi's relevance is timeless.inability to understand him is not his fault. If in north India chanting the gods of other religions is not tolerated, its different in South India.This part of the country has immense tolerance towards other religions.

I agree but even there it is one sided because what I saw in smaller cities of Karnataka and Andhra is different from what you think. And mind you I said one sided, one side is still adjusting rather liberal, it is the other one that is not so.

One sided is not adjusting. Willingly respecting the other party's religion and its thoughts. in Vizianagaram a Hindu village goddess festival known as. 'Pyditalli festival' will take place on next Tuesday. If you can get a live coverage see it. Its an eye opener to religious fundamentalists, The procession will be inaugurated by the Maharaja, a Hindu. It will be followed by Muslim tableaus all clad in their religious attire. And these processions go through the mosques and temples. Muslims offer hair to the goddess. This is the same in Muharram also.
Now tell me what is your definition of 'One sided" ?

Your world is too small big bro, I give up without making further arguments because this is a public forum. Thanks for understanding.

You are welcome. We two are entitled to have our own opinions. Public forums are meant to air opinions.

Yes it is, but I never used any name of a religion in any of my posts because that is objectionable. It is alright as long as we keep it unnamed.

Mahatma Gandhi said- Ishwar allah Tere naam. Malyasia does not agree. 'Allah' is sacred to Muslims and non Muslims are not authorized to use this word. Let them use some other word Like God.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-24516181

So, now it;s the turn of Malaysia to claim copyright over the word 'Allah' it seems.

Malaysia has registered the copyright for all Muslims. Others cannot use this. But this decision will affect only those in Malaysia.

So, Indian Muslims are free from this mad decision ?

All Muslims are unaffected as they are entitled to use the term 'allah'. It is non Muslims who are affected. In India, nobody will be affected.

I also agree with Sunil. I believe that all religious should be respected while opposing the harmful traditions and superstitions. Personally I don't agree with Gandhian thought on religion. It is good to live amicably despite difference in religion but it makes no sense to make a cocktail. Allah and Ishwar- this is like Bhature with sambhar. .

Gandhi meant and strived for religious harmony. He never thought of combinations because his thoughts were pure. Where as saying that 'Allah' should be used by Muslims alone shows the sinister monopolistic attitude.

You can keep chanting whatever you like but they will throw out if any one found saying or praising gods from other religions. This sounds so one sided especially in north. Gandhi is no more relevant for others as far religion is concerned.

Gandhi's relevance is timeless.inability to understand him is not his fault. If in north India chanting the gods of other religions is not tolerated, its different in South India.This part of the country has immense tolerance towards other religions.

I agree but even there it is one sided because what I saw in smaller cities of Karnataka and Andhra is different from what you think. And mind you I said one sided, one side is still adjusting rather liberal, it is the other one that is not so.

One sided is not adjusting. Willingly respecting the other party's religion and its thoughts. in Vizianagaram a Hindu village goddess festival known as. 'Pyditalli festival' will take place on next Tuesday. If you can get a live coverage see it. Its an eye opener to religious fundamentalists, The procession will be inaugurated by the Maharaja, a Hindu. It will be followed by Muslim tableaus all clad in their religious attire. And these processions go through the mosques and temples. Muslims offer hair to the goddess. This is the same in Muharram also.
Now tell me what is your definition of 'One sided" ?

Your world is too small big bro, I give up without making further arguments because this is a public forum. Thanks for understanding.

You are welcome. We two are entitled to have our own opinions. Public forums are meant to air opinions.

Yes it is, but I never used any name of a religion in any of my posts because that is objectionable. It is alright as long as we keep it unnamed.

Ok . noted. done

Mahatma Gandhi said- Ishwar allah Tere naam. Malyasia does not agree. 'Allah' is sacred to Muslims and non Muslims are not authorized to use this word. Let them use some other word Like God.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-24516181

So, now it;s the turn of Malaysia to claim copyright over the word 'Allah' it seems.

In this way they are dividing people. It is against the believe that God is one.

Mahatma Gandhi said- Ishwar allah Tere naam. Malyasia does not agree. 'Allah' is sacred to Muslims and non Muslims are not authorized to use this word. Let them use some other word Like God.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-24516181

So, now it;s the turn of Malaysia to claim copyright over the word 'Allah' it seems.

In this way they are dividing people. It is against the believe that God is one.

Religion is an intoxicant. It acts like opium. It makes people lose control on themselves.

Mahatma Gandhi said- Ishwar allah Tere naam. Malyasia does not agree. 'Allah' is sacred to Muslims and non Muslims are not authorized to use this word. Let them use some other word Like God.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-24516181

So, now it;s the turn of Malaysia to claim copyright over the word 'Allah' it seems.

In this way they are dividing people. It is against the believe that God is one.

For them, yes it is one, they have never worshiped or even imagined anyone else. It is your belief and you are free to go with it but do not do it when in Malaysia please, that could prove costly.

Mahatma Gandhi said- Ishwar allah Tere naam. Malyasia does not agree. 'Allah' is sacred to Muslims and non Muslims are not authorized to use this word. Let them use some other word Like God.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-24516181

So, now it;s the turn of Malaysia to claim copyright over the word 'Allah' it seems.

In this way they are dividing people. It is against the believe that God is one.

For them, yes it is one, they have never worshiped or even imagined anyone else. It is your belief and you are free to go with it but do not do it when in Malaysia please, that could prove costly.

A good warning. Law of the land applies even to foreigners. So in Malaysia, never utter name of Allah if you are not entitled. Moreover for many offences in Malaysia and Singapore, offender is sentenced to caning.

Mahatma Gandhi said- Ishwar allah Tere naam. Malyasia does not agree. 'Allah' is sacred to Muslims and non Muslims are not authorized to use this word. Let them use some other word Like God.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-24516181

So, now it;s the turn of Malaysia to claim copyright over the word 'Allah' it seems.

In this way they are dividing people. It is against the believe that God is one.

For them, yes it is one, they have never worshiped or even imagined anyone else. It is your belief and you are free to go with it but do not do it when in Malaysia please, that could prove costly.

A good warning. Law of the land applies even to foreigners. So in Malaysia, never utter name of Allah if you are not entitled. Moreover for many offences in Malaysia and Singapore, offender is sentenced to caning.

Recently I was in Malaysia again, for a very short trip and I was surprised to see the changes from what I saw about ten years ago in 2002. It was a different scenario altogether.

Mahatma Gandhi said- Ishwar allah Tere naam. Malyasia does not agree. 'Allah' is sacred to Muslims and non Muslims are not authorized to use this word. Let them use some other word Like God.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-24516181

So, now it;s the turn of Malaysia to claim copyright over the word 'Allah' it seems.

In this way they are dividing people. It is against the believe that God is one.

For them, yes it is one, they have never worshiped or even imagined anyone else. It is your belief and you are free to go with it but do not do it when in Malaysia please, that could prove costly.

A good warning. Law of the land applies even to foreigners. So in Malaysia, never utter name of Allah if you are not entitled. Moreover for many offences in Malaysia and Singapore, offender is sentenced to caning.

The old adage, " Be a Roman while you are in Rome" has a universal appeal. Such adages will never be lost in the tidal wave of Time. Remember it for your own sake.

Mahatma Gandhi said- Ishwar allah Tere naam. Malyasia does not agree. 'Allah' is sacred to Muslims and non Muslims are not authorized to use this word. Let them use some other word Like God.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-24516181

So, now it;s the turn of Malaysia to claim copyright over the word 'Allah' it seems.

In this way they are dividing people. It is against the believe that God is one.

For them, yes it is one, they have never worshiped or even imagined anyone else. It is your belief and you are free to go with it but do not do it when in Malaysia please, that could prove costly.

A good warning. Law of the land applies even to foreigners. So in Malaysia, never utter name of Allah if you are not entitled. Moreover for many offences in Malaysia and Singapore, offender is sentenced to caning.

The old adage, " Be a Roman while you are in Rome" has a universal appeal. Such adages will never be lost in the tidal wave of Time. Remember it for your own sake.

It is proverb, Jaisa Desh Vaisha Bhesh so one should follow rules of country in which they are living.

Mahatma Gandhi said- Ishwar allah Tere naam. Malyasia does not agree. 'Allah' is sacred to Muslims and non Muslims are not authorized to use this word. Let them use some other word Like God.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-24516181

So, now it;s the turn of Malaysia to claim copyright over the word 'Allah' it seems.

In this way they are dividing people. It is against the believe that God is one.

For them, yes it is one, they have never worshiped or even imagined anyone else. It is your belief and you are free to go with it but do not do it when in Malaysia please, that could prove costly.

A good warning. Law of the land applies even to foreigners. So in Malaysia, never utter name of Allah if you are not entitled. Moreover for many offences in Malaysia and Singapore, offender is sentenced to caning.

The old adage, " Be a Roman while you are in Rome" has a universal appeal. Such adages will never be lost in the tidal wave of Time. Remember it for your own sake.

It is proverb, Jaisa Desh Vaisha Bhesh so one should follow rules of country in which they are living.

But in this case it is the other way round, do not try to do as they do otherwise you are doomed.

Sometime, I think, till to date earth is the only planet where life is. Still there are many demigods who are making differentiations.

Sometime, I think, till to date earth is the only planet where life is. Still there are many demigods who are making differentiations.

I think Mother Nature is the only one who is looking over us. Rest is our self-belief which is different for different people. Ultimate it is only the belief that keeps us going whatever the name we have to give or chose for it.

Mahatma Gandhi said- Ishwar allah Tere naam. Malyasia does not agree. 'Allah' is sacred to Muslims and non Muslims are not authorized to use this word. Let them use some other word Like God.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-24516181

So, now it;s the turn of Malaysia to claim copyright over the word 'Allah' it seems.

In this way they are dividing people. It is against the believe that God is one.

For them, yes it is one, they have never worshiped or even imagined anyone else. It is your belief and you are free to go with it but do not do it when in Malaysia please, that could prove costly.

A good warning. Law of the land applies even to foreigners. So in Malaysia, never utter name of Allah if you are not entitled. Moreover for many offences in Malaysia and Singapore, offender is sentenced to caning.

The old adage, " Be a Roman while you are in Rome" has a universal appeal. Such adages will never be lost in the tidal wave of Time. Remember it for your own sake.

It is proverb, Jaisa Desh Vaisha Bhesh so one should follow rules of country in which they are living.

True. It is no use creating a conflict over an issue which is a belief and faith to somebody.

We find many diktats in Muslim countries. This is one of those diktats. Be extremely careful when you are travelling there. You may be accused of blasphemy and may have to pay for it heavily.