The Truth of Babri Mosque

In the Babri Mosque, there were at least fourteen stone pillars that have been dated to the early 11th century and more pillars were found during excavations buried in the ground near the Mosque. Two similar pillars were also found placed upside down by the side of the grave of Fazle Abbas alias Musa Ashikhan. This Muslim saint was the person that incited Mir Baqi to destroy the Janmabhoomi Temple and build a Mosque on it. He was involved in sodomy with Muslim underage boys and a Hindu priest Devdutt Sharma warned him for his disgusting acts. Therefore Musa Ashikhan was having active enmity with Hindu priest and he planned assassination of him. To hide his misdeed, he provoked Mir Baqi for demolition. Mir Baqi did it pretending that he was reconstructing the damaged temple so that Hindus might not get his actual intentions. It is said that out of one hundred and twenty one laborers hired for this, forty-nine were Hindus and were told that they should be proud on them as they were constructing biggest lord Rama’s temple. The debris was secretly collected and buried in the nearby area during night shift by twenty-one Muslim laborers, appointed specially for this, so that people might crush it by their feet. It seems to be horrific perverted attitude but lots of Muslim historians proved such attitude of Muslim invaders. While demolishing old temple to form new one, Hindus, with the intention that their regular praying being done inside the temple might not get hindered, kept an idol outside the temple at RamChabutra, which remained there for long period and even when mosque like structure had been built, Hindus did not shift that idol inside hence it became a custom to worship inside then at outside at RamChabutra. This can be seen every where that in almost temples, idols of deities are once kept outside premises, under the shade of some tree or at some chabutra (platform), they are not shifted from there as people started worshipping there after praying inside temples. Hence idol kept at chabutra was the prime idol kept inside the temple which Mir Baqi destroyed for so-called reconstruction of temple. Historian Yahya Ammad bin Abdullah, author of Tarikh-i-Mubarak, mentioned about Sayyid dynasty’s ruler sultan Shamsu’d-Din Iltutmish as follows: “In AH 631 he invaded Malwah, and after suppressing the rebels of that place, he destroyed that idol-temple which had existed there for the past three hundred years. Next he turned towards Ujjain and conquered it, and after demolishing the idol-temple of Mahakal, he uprooted the statue of Bikramajit together with all other statues and images which were placed on pedestals, and brought them to the capital where they were laid before the Jami Masjid for being trodden under foot by the people..”