Muslims in Pakistan are being like hypocrites.
They say they are against India and American intervention in Afghanistan. They say they support Jihad against America and India. And they consider India as a big evil.
Yet the same so-called pious Muslims support their own government that is primarily sponsored by America.
Pakistanis claim Pakistan is an Islamic country. Yet there is equal amount of polytheism, and idol-worshipping in Pakistan as it is in India. The only difference between Pakistani idol-worshippers and Indian idolworshippers is that the Pakistani idol-worshippers and idols have Arabic names.
Devotees gather at the shrine of Madhu Lal Hussain at the start of an annual festival. —AFP

A Faqeer at the shrine of Muslim saint Madhu Shah Lal Hussain in Lahore. —Reuters

Devotees pray at the shrine of Muslim saint Madhu Shah Lal Hussain in Lahore. —Reuters

A 'malang' dance at the shrine of Muslim saint Madhu Shah Lal Hussain. —Reuters

Dhamaal. —Reuters

A devotee blows fire at the shrine. —AFP

The annual Urs of Madhoo Lal Hussain



Mela Charaghan (Festival of Lights) in Lahore: Life and Poetry of Madhu Lal Hussain
Madhu Lal Hussain said,
"Be never engaged at all
in arguments so long
but ponder over your end
so says Hussain Faqir."
They say they are against India and American intervention in Afghanistan. They say they support Jihad against America and India. And they consider India as a big evil.
Yet the same so-called pious Muslims support their own government that is primarily sponsored by America.

Pakistanis claim Pakistan is an Islamic country. Yet there is equal amount of polytheism, and idol-worshipping in Pakistan as it is in India. The only difference between Pakistani idol-worshippers and Indian idolworshippers is that the Pakistani idol-worshippers and idols have Arabic names.
Devotees gather at the shrine of Madhu Lal Hussain at the start of an annual festival. —AFP
A Faqeer at the shrine of Muslim saint Madhu Shah Lal Hussain in Lahore. —Reuters

Devotees pray at the shrine of Muslim saint Madhu Shah Lal Hussain in Lahore. —Reuters

A 'malang' dance at the shrine of Muslim saint Madhu Shah Lal Hussain. —Reuters

Dhamaal. —Reuters

A devotee blows fire at the shrine. —AFP

The annual Urs of Madhoo Lal Hussain



Mela Charaghan (Festival of Lights) in Lahore: Life and Poetry of Madhu Lal Hussain
Madhu Lal Hussain said,
"Be never engaged at all
in arguments so long
but ponder over your end
so says Hussain Faqir."

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