AN OPEN LETTER TO MY SANATANI BRETHREN ... 1

AN OPEN LETTER TO MY SANATANI BRETHREN ... 1

My Sanatani sisters and brothers, 

Do not convert to Islam or Christianity or any such religion. The Islamic Dawa is a trap. It is an invitation to join Islam which you must be wary of. Each and every Muslim is scripturally enjoined to extend this Dawa to you. I have myself experienced it on multiple occasions but being a staunch Sanatani have warded it off each time. I have seen my Sanatani brothers being similarly approached by Muslims in a very clever and hardly discernible manner. I remember five such occasions when I have warded off the challenge by positing arguments against Islam which made the camouflaged Dawadenewalas beat a hasty retreat.

Even ordinary Muslims, not all, but many, do it. They prepare the minds of the kafirs with small doses of their Deen in the form of dished out discussion [initiated by them] so as to soften future resistance to the latter's acceptance of Islam. It is a part of their Deen to do so, Neki [virtuous act] which will facilitate Jannat [Islamic Heaven of limitless sensual pleasure]. Hence, beware!

We do not teach our children the basic principles of the Sanatan Dharma and allow them to grow up as secular human beings which is why in real life they remain exposed to such snares as the Islamic Dawa or Evangelical proselytisation. Our children hardly know that they have been born into the finest spiritual culture that humanity has been heir to. On the contrary, the constant exposure to counter-propaganda that Islam and Christianity are better religions, and their own experience of dirt and trade in temples, superstition among the masses and filthy commerce conducted by the super-rich Gurus make them sceptical about their own Dharma. On top of that there is this constant apology offered by some prominent Sanatani Sanghas that all religions lead to God, that all are equally valid paths to Godhead which softens their stance towards aggressively proselytising cults such as Islam and Christianity and makes them susceptible to accepting them. Beware of such false preaching!

You will never see a Hindu festival being celebrated by a Muslim organisation or a Christian one but you will find umpteen instances of Muslim and Christian festivals being celebrated by Hindu organisations in the name of broad liberalism, universalism et al. This is the state of self-deception we have entered. So, beware!

Yours ever in Sanatan solidarity, 

Sugata Bose