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The 1947 Partition

Mrs. Chehnani in an interview with 1947PARTITIONArchive recalls her families migration from Sindh to Bombay. She recalls her cousin who lived in Bombay at the time of partition, giving her the encouragement to make the decision to leave behind all that she had known and move to Bombay

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The Partition of British India took place on 14–15 August 1947, leading to the creation of two independent states: India and Pakistan.

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On 1 March 2001, the Taliban announced that all statues depicting humans in Afghanistan would be destroyed.

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This profound event resulted in the institution of the five daily prayers for the Muslim community

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Partition was absurd and inhuman, and ordinary people paid the price for decisions made by elites.

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In March 2001, the Taliban government used explosives to demolish the two colossal 6th-century Buddha statues in Bamiyan, Afghanistan.

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Hatred destroys shared humanity (Partition 1947).

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Workshipping Statues is not Islamic

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On 6th December 1992, Babri Masjid was demolished by a large group of Hindu nationalists on the claim that the masjid constructed by Babar in 1528 was built on the grounds of a Hindu temple.

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Prophet saw the Heaven and the hell, seeing afterlife.

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The statues were guardians of the region, the holy site of Buddhism

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The Prophet (P.B.U.H) ascended to the heavens on a flying horse (Buraq).

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The Babri masjid was built on a razed Hindu temple.

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The masjid's site was the birthplace of Lord Ram.