Muslims provide land, collect Rs 50,000 to build Ram Temple

February 3, 2016

Morena, Feb 3: Setting a rare example of communal harmony, Muslims in Madhya Pradesh's Morena district have given land to build Ram Temple in their village.

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Morena's Khedakala village made headlines after the people of Muslim community here gave land to Hindus to build 'Sri Ram Janki Temple' in the village.

Also, these Muslims collected about Rs 50,000 and gave the amount to aid construction of temple.

Reportedly, over 80 Muslim families staying in the village didn't think even once before offering their land to Hindus for construction of 'Sri Ram Janki Temple'.

"Muslim brothers facilitated the construction of temple in every possible manner," Sant Kumar Singh, Sarpanch of Khedakala village, said.

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My Name is Khan
 - 
Wednesday, 3 Feb 2016

99% Muslims over all do all haram business.... Monarch is prohibited.. still saudi has monarchism ..... Idol worship is haram... u will find highest darga in India...... Interest is haram... 90% of bank borrowers and lenders are muslims..... highest default and interest payers in bank are muslims ... are Muslims..... ... my dear brothers before saying haram and halal.. first lets be perfect and then talk about haram and halal.....

rashid
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Wednesday, 3 Feb 2016

#ummar,
Idol worshiping is forbidden in Islam, to support it or fecilitate it by any of the way is forbidden or it is like supporting idolatery,,,
Regarding your examples, prayer by Khalifa Umer or any muslim , at any place of clean is allowed , if there is no any idolatery supported images or any articles....and same way in islam , it is forbidden to harm any non muslim worshiping places...as mentioned by your second example...

Mohammed SS
 - 
Wednesday, 3 Feb 2016

This is surely Interest money, Bank Interest is Haram in Islam, Many Muslims have disputed land in their posses. these land either they have to give on charity or live for the Govt. So better to give to Ram Temple since Ram temple is very less in our country comparing to Snake temple and Monkey temple...Useless Muslims who did this all of them reserved places in hell surely Almighty Allah will punish them severely Insha Allah...!!!

SHA..
 - 
Wednesday, 3 Feb 2016

NA TASYA PRATIMA ASTI... For Sure it means there is no image of GOD.
Ram is a HUMAN and Human has a picture. And U go against the VEDAS.
I think this guy want to deviate the locals & himself far from the TRUE GOD, who says God forgives every SIN except associating PARTNERs with him.
May ALLAH protect us from associating PARTNER with him knowingly & unknowingly.

UMMAR
 - 
Wednesday, 3 Feb 2016

@pleasant ..

U cannot says suddenly that shirk bec we have example here

some Christian community came to Makkha to meet our prophet saw wen they came they asked the place to pray ... Rasool saw arranged and gave them the plac

Pleasant
 - 
Wednesday, 3 Feb 2016

They are doing shirk. This is very bad manner.

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