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To: JPR who wrote (11504)	9/10/2001 11:03:56 AM
From: JPR	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 12475

Modern Muslim's deep love for the supple and the salubrious, while tying the conjugal knots -JPR JPR's notes: Here is another instance of the muslim going for the Hindu. We have seen that mentally mature muslim goes for the Hindu spouse whenever an opportunity comes in the way. Look atthe cases of Naipaul and Rushdie. I have known instances in which the modern muslim broke the rigidity and tradition and married Hindus, Whites etc. Could it be possible that conjugation of this type can overcome the pangs of subjugation from muslim tyranny of the past in South Asia? Once the muslim is released from the rigidityand the vise of their mullahs, things will start looking up. The full-blooded Arabs have no true love for the converts and their descendants who are like the lower castes of the abhorrent Hindu caste system. That is why the pakistani and other muslim children from non-arab countries are the jockeys in the camel race in Arab countries, while the Arab children and adults watch the low-caste non-arab muslim children squirm in terror on the back of the camels. Where is the equality? --JPR Article from DAWN Naipaul? No thank you! Private view DAWN Monday, September 10, 2001 dawn.com By Khalid Hasan Extract: According to an Indian newspaper, "accompanied by his Pakistani wife Nadira, who shunned cameramen and covered her face, he (Naipaul) simply refused to talk.