You don’t fight with swords today because 200 years ago your ancestors won fighting with swords. It’s a changed world & a changed India. If you want to survive, “Adapt”
Indian Muslims are not acknowledging the bitter truth. Open your eyes. This is not the same India that we knew. If anyone is still selling old history & redundant Tehzeeb he’s misleading you & doing disservice. It’s better to get real & look ahead. Rules of the game have changed
You don’t fight with swords today because 200 years ago your ancestors won fighting with swords. It’s a changed world & a changed India. If you want to survive, “Adapt”
Muslims of UP & MP are like the Chinese during the opium war. Lakhs of Muslims can come out for poetry and religious gatherings like Ijtema. But 10 people can\u2019t come out to protest Lynching https://t.co/iePNZELEhi
— Sam (@SamKhan999) October 4, 2018
One way of fighting oppression & islamophobia is to take the battle to the other side & raise the cost for them. Let the Bohri & Shia clerics come out & declare their position on Rizwi, Naqvi & Poonawala. They can\u2019t have best of both by slandering Muslim sentiments & pay no cost
— Sam (@SamKhan999) March 12, 2021
Na samjhoge to mit jaoge
ai hindostan walo
Tumhaari dastan tak bhi na hogi
dastanon mein https://t.co/T2Td01f4sa
This day was inevitable. Indian Muslims always lived in La La Land. They bad mouthed real well wishers & slept with the enemy who never considered them as part of them. In Gulf, Indian Muslims were busy with Javed Akhtar & Sonu Nigam. Never interacted with South Asian diaspora
— Sam (@SamKhan999) January 2, 2021
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