The history of the Ram Mandir

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>[hssmw] FW: the history of the ram mandir >Thu, 21 Mar 2002

11:51:38 -0600 > > >Friends - Facts of Ayodhya issue > >Dear reader, >Please go

through the following article as it is of national importance. Please read

through the entire text. > >The Hindus are seriously trying to regain control

of the RAM ANMABHOOMI and construct a grand temple for sri RAM. How ram

janmabhoomi evolved? How it went out of our hands? What were the attempts taken

by Hindus to regain possession of the janma bhoomi? Many such questions remain

unanswered. The time has come for people to know the truth. > >The city of

ayodhya in uttar pradesh was home to a large number of Saiva and Vaishnava

temples. Hanuman ghari is one of the most popular temples in ayodhya. Even

today many monkeys roam there reminding us of hanuman. Half a mile from hanuman

ghari is the most sacred spot in ayodhya: "the ram janmasthan". The temple that

the people of ayodhya built for lord ram was later renovated and developed into

a very big structure by raja vikramaditya. > >The magnificent gopuram along with

its seven kalashaas was so tall that it could be seen from over a large distance

(like the thanjavur Shiva temple). The temple was spread over an area of 600

acres. The temple had a flower garden called "latha kunj". There was a

beautiful well inside the garden premises. > >In the beginning of the 11th

century yogi shyamanand baba arrived at ayodhya and started staying in the

temple. Due to his yogic powers the temple attained more glory than ever

before. Attracted by his yogic powers, many became his disciples. One day a

Muslim fakir by name "kaajal abbas moosa ashiq khan shah" begged the baba to

accept him as a disciple. The baba was magnanimous and immediately accepted him

as a disciple. In due course kaajal abbas khan attained many yogic powers. >

>Hearing that a Muslim had obtained yogic powers by becoming shyamanand baba's

disciple another Muslim by name jalaal shah approached the baba. Jalaal shah

had evil intentions. He wanted to use yogic powers to spread Islam and

establish it in every corner of India. He came to know of the importance and

power of the ram janma sthan from the baba. He came to know that by mere

chanting of mantras in the janma bhoomi one could attain super human powers. So

he desired to build a masjid in the same spot so as to enable his Muslim

brothers to attain power and glory. > >Jalaal started burying the dead bodies

of Muslims in the vicinity of the janma sthan. Many mosques and tombs started

sprouting near the birthplace of ram. The innocent sadhus and harmless Hindus

did not understand jalaal shah's evil intentions. By then jalaal shah became

very popular due to the magical powers that he had gained from the baba. > >It

was 1526. Despite winning the first battle of panipat baabar continued to face

resistances in many parts of the country. In 1528 baabar was defeated in a

battle against Rana Sangraam Singh in fatehpur sikhri. > >Humiliated by the

defeated, baabar ran away from the battlefield and sought shelter in Ayodhya.

He came to know of the yogis who were living in ayodhya. The Muslim fakirs told

him of shyaamanand baba. Through them he met the baba. He requested the baba to

bless him, so that he could defeat Sangraam Singh. The baba blessed him. With

the help of 60 lakh troops, Baabar defeated Sangraam Singh. > >He immediately

met the Muslim fakirs who had helped him to meet shyaamanand baba and asked

them " in what way he could show his gratitude." Jalaal shah came into the

scene. He told baabar "there... can you see the temple of ram. Pull that temple

down and in that sacred spot build us a mosque. There could be no better place

on earth to offer five times namaaz to Allah". > >Baabar hesitated. He told

them "I shall build you a grand mosque near the temple. Why pull down the

temple?" To this jalaal shah replied, "You don't know the power of that site.

If possible build us mosque on that very spot. If this is not possible I have

nothing more to ask you." > >Babaar thought, "what if the baba feels offended?

Well I wont do this job myself". So he gave the responsibility of pulling down

the temple to his general MIR BAAKIR THASHKENT. Baabar went back to his

capital. > >Muslim soldiers were sent to carry out the general's order. The

temple was reduced to rubble. When shyamaanand baba came to know of this

betrayal he lost no time in escaping to uttarakhand with ram laala's moola

vigraha (main idol) safe in his custody. > >After entirely destroying the

temple complex, the Muslim soldiers came to destroy the garbha graha (place

where the lord resides). > >The priest of the temple showed his chest and

declared "I will fight till the last drop of my blood. None of you shall enter

the temple while I am still alive". Many other priests joined him and put up a

brave resistance. > >Jalaal shah was thirsting for kafir blood and ordered his

troops to slay all the priests. The Muslim army marched over the corpses of the

pujaris and reduced the portion around the garbha graha to dust. > >Many

devotees came to know of the demolition. They too sacrificed their lives to

save the temple. In last desperate effort raja mehthaabh Singh of bhithi

(bhithi is in faizabad district) sent message to all neighboring Hindu

kingdoms. Within a single night, troops were mobilized. > >At dawn, the next

day "Hindu forces arrived and surrounded the temple". The battle for the temple

raged for another 15 days. Unfortunately the Hindu forces scattered in front of

baabar's cannons. > >Two lakh people died in the attempt to save the beloved

temple of their ram lala. In the battle led by the bhithi maharaja alone

"174000 Hindus sacrificed their lives". Raja mehthaabh singh of bhithi, raja

ran Vijay singh of hatishwaar state and raja sangraam singh of Magraahi state

were among the martyrs. > >Even after the mosque was built on the site, Hindus

did not accept defeat and struggled continuously to regain the land. Baabar was

amazed at this determination and gave a small portion of the ram janma sthaan to

Hindus for conducting poojaas. Hindus were not satisfied. They wanted to get

back the entire janma sthaan. > >Baabar got irritated. He immediately announced

through his ayodhya governor: "here after no Hindu from outside ayodhya will be

allowed to visit ram janma sthaan. Violation of this rule will lead to

imprisonment." Mention of such an order by a baabar can be seen in the "July

6th 1934 edition of the MODERN REVIEW." It also mentions that the mosque was

constructed out of the same material used for the temple. All these details

have been clearly stated by the history professor Mr.Cunnigham in the LUCKNOW

GAZETTEER. > >you would be doing a great service to your motherland by

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