Ayodhya: It is not too late to build a Ram temple in Ayodhya. Work is going to start after the Bhoomi Pujan on August 5, ie tomorrow. There has been a dispute over this land for a long time. The construction of the temple has blurred the feeling of communal discrimination between the two communities as many people of the Muslim community seem very happy with the news of Lord Ram's temple construction work. They are celebrating at this time. It is being told that someone is bringing a brick from its village for the Ram temple, and some feel proud to call themselves Hindu descendants.
Faiz Khan of Chhattisgarh is bringing bricks from his village to be used in the construction of Ram temple. Apart from him, there are many Muslims who are now unable to wait to see the temple foundation stone to be held by PM Modi on August 5. According to a website report, there is a Muslim community who is associating itself with Hindu society. It considers Lord Rama as 'Imam-e-Hind' and says that its ancestors were Rajputs. Jamshed Khan, who hails from Faizabad, told a website, 'We converted to Islam and adopted the method of prayer in accordance with the religion of Islam, but changing our religion does not change our ancestors. We believe that Lord Ram is our ancestor and we will share this joy of temple construction with our Hindu brothers.'
Mohammad Azam Khan of Muslim Kar Sevak Manch said, 'Though our ways of praying may have changed, our ancestors cannot change. Ram is one of our ancestors. It belongs to everyone.' Saeed Ahmed, who has gone to Mecca, said, 'We Indian Muslims believe that Lord Ram is Imam-e-Hind. I will be in Ayodhya to express my joy of building Ram temple.' In this way, there are many Muslims who are eager to see the temple of Shri Ram at this time.
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