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**Doctor-CTAC** · 12-27-2011, 01:56 PM

I think if those opinions had been followed in the Indian subcontinent, the state of Muslims in India would have been a lot stronger. It was this complacency that allowed Muslims to become influenced by Hindus and incorporate many bid'aat such as saint worship and syncretic practices that eventually lead to many within the Mughal empire (including the emperors themselves) declaring themselves to be murtadd - a prime example is Akbar. Allahu a'lam.

Perhaps, or perhaps the entire excursion could have failed and India altogether would have remained kaffir.

We'll never know, and it's rather pointless to speculate, is it not?

12-27-2011, 01:56 PM	#21
Doctor-CTAC Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 408 Senior Member	I think if those opinions had been followed in the Indian subcontinent, the state of Muslims in India would have been a lot stronger. It was this complacency that allowed Muslims to become influenced by Hindus and incorporate many bid'aat such as saint worship and syncretic practices that eventually lead to many within the Mughal empire (including the emperors themselves) declaring themselves to be murtadd - a prime example is Akbar. Allahu a'lam. Perhaps, or perhaps the entire excursion could have failed and India altogether would have remained kaffir. We'll never know, and it's rather pointless to speculate, is it not?
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