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Ḥusn-e-Yūsuf pe kaṭī Miṣr meṅ angusht-e-zanān,
Sar kaṭāte haiṅ tere nām pe mardān-e-‘Arab.
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A large part of Palestinian liberation struggle will die without them
rena 🇵🇸🇺🇦@Frenchlet1
@my_nm_is_jns i can support palestinian liberation from israeli fascism without supporting hamas, a group that isn't better than israel if i supported hamas i would be using one of these symbols, but i don't.
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@skanda_azure @Charvaksmriti BC na veg consumption zyada hai na meat. Ham kha kya rhe hain ? 😭
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THE HOLY BELT
Around 80% of the world’s population follows a religion that originated in this belt.
Felix Rex@navyhato
Well?
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In Kashmir, we recite this in all khatmat .
Ah Lee.k🔻@chevronmarked
A popular Istighāthah recited across the Subcontinent : ❝ O Ṣiddīq, O ʿUmar, O ʿUthmān, O Ḥaydar, Repel evil ; Bring goodness, O Shabbīr, O Shabbar ❞
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@Gypsy_heart8 @skanda_azure Many Indian sovereigns also claimed the title of Zill-e-Ilahi. Did they also cover their faces, or was this practice exclusively associated with the Abbasids only ?
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Yes, several Abbasid caliphs veiled their faces. The reasoning behind it was since a khalifah is shadow of God on earth (a concept from ancient Mesopotamian days), his face is too sacred to be directly gazed at by normies. An echo of Moses being unable to directly look at God.
Hamd@ShantihMuse
@Gypsy_heart8 Did the Muslim caliphs veil themselves? That is how your sentence sounds
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@scionofEla @historiakayasth Do you know more about king Dhanadeva of ayodhya ? (x.com/i/status/20245…) Is the kosala map accurate tho ?
x.com/i/status/20244…
Irodov (inactive )@laymanyapper
King Dhanadeva of Kosala (c. 1st century CE) belonged to the Deva dynasty of Saketa (Ayodhya), which most likely succeeded Śuṅga sovereignty in the region. According to the Ayodhya inscription, he was the sixth in descent from Senapati Pushyamitra Śuṅga.
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Extent of Empire of " Govindachandra Gahadavala" ( Sasta Map by me 🐥).
> His Inscription discovered from bareilly (Panchal) till Munger (Anga desa)
> His Gold Coins Discovered from baharaich, Nalanda , Gorakhpur, Varanasi, Prayag Patna , Gaya , Munger , Ranchi etc.
Kīrtivarman@scionofEla
"Ashva-pati Nara-pati Gaja-pati Rajatrayadhipati Govindachandra Gahadavala" was one of richest king in Indian history, as we have over 1000+ gold coins bearing his name .His empire stretched from Panchal to Kaushambi till Ranchi and Munger ruling much of UP Bihar, and Jharkhand.
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@skanda_azure @quirked_up_anzu Wth.
Beards make a big difference. I remember him from the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict back then, and at that time he had a beard. And he looked better
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@skanda_azure @Syngh_Unleashed Umm.
Their core was the coromandal coast ig. Apparently that's how coromandal derived its name. ( x.com/i/status/20223…)
Btw they were noteworthy. Specially navy. They are often overshadowed by the Ghaznavid invasion of the north.
Irodov (inactive )@laymanyapper
Coromandel is a corruption of Chola-mandala. The land ruled by the Chola kingdom and its tributary states was known as Cholamandalam, literally "the mandala of the Cholas." With the arrival of Europeans, the term was gradually mispronounced and corrupted into Coromandel..
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He is my fav reciter…🥺
مشاري راشد العفاسي@Alafasy
البيت الأبيض: الرئيس ترامب سيفتح أبواب الجحيم على إيران
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@laymanyapper I thought qayamkhani are chauhan . Didn't knew their were kachawaha
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Sher Shah Suri’s father, Hasan Khan, is said to have married into the Qayamkhani Rajput family of Shekhawati, where he was in the service of another Rajput clan. He also held iqtadari rights there. If this account is accepted, then Sher Shah Suri can be considered half Rajput 🧬.
Irodov (inactive )@laymanyapper
The pargana of Sasaram was their family seat. There they befriended the Ujjayniya Rajputs, who trace their descent from the Panwars of Ujjain. The Ujjayniyas later served him in his campaigns against Bengal and Humayun. When Badal, the chief of Bhojpur, was killed by his
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If that was the case, then why did the Hindu Mahasabha oppose Jinnah’s later demands? They should have sybaued .
Adivaraha@vajrayudha11
Partition was based on what Muslims wanted. Hindus were never asked for their opinion.
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