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The 300-year-old traditional Ram Janmabhoomi temple was demolished by those who demolished the historic Babri Masjid in Ayodhya. But the Babri Masjid was demolished due to the construction of the Ram Janmabhoomi temple. The foundations of that temple of Ram were dusted before the end of the month of worship. Another Ram Janmabhoomi temple built three hundred years ago in Hindu-Muslim harmony. Construction of a massive Ram temple at the disputed site in Ayodhya, which began with court approval, was demolished to increase traffic. Although that temple was so far identified by devotees as the birthplace of the Ram temple. The land for the temple was given by a Muslim zamindar.
In Ayodhya, however, there are many ancient temples to which Muslim nawabs or zamindars donated money.
Just a month ago, just before attending the groundbreaking ceremony for the Ram Temple in Ayodhya, Prime Minister Narendra Modi came to pay tribute to the Hanumangarhi Temple. That Hanumangarhi temple is also a symbol of harmony. Because the Muslim Nawab helped with the land and money for the construction of the temple. There are also Ramgulela, Ranopali, Nanakshahi temple, Acharya temple. This image of the harmony of the Ayodhya-Faizabad harmony is still somewhat neglected, and gradually its traces are being destroyed. The Ram Janmabhoomi temple has been demolished. This time there are many more ancient temples and architecture in the acquired range waiting to be dusted off. All these hundreds of ancient traditional architectures will be demolished for the construction of a huge Ram temple. Many of them bear witness to Hindu-Muslim harmony.
130 years ago, in 180, the Oudh government published a report entitled ‘The Historical Sketch of Fund Faizabad’. The report was prepared by British officer P. Carnegie on 18-7. The report mentions several religious sites, starting with the name of the temple where Rama was born. There it is mentioned that for many years, this birth temple has been a priority for religious people. According to Carnegie, this century-old temple was built by Mahanta Ramdas. Mir Masum Ali, the then zamindar of Faizabad, used an acre of land on which the temple was built.
The temple of the birthplace that was demolished at Ramcourt in Ayodhya two days ago, this temple was not only the center of human faith, it was also one of the centers of power in Ayodhya. Mahants from various Ayodhya monasteries used to register their names as mahants when they came to this temple. That is, the seal of the mahanta position was given from here.
I visited five years ago and saw the ruins of Babri Masjid, right next to it was the Ram Janmabhoomi temple. There was only one road in the middle that went from Hanumangarhi to Duarikunya. There are two monuments on each side of the road, one is a place of worship for Hindus and the other a place of worship for Muslims. At that time, the culture of association in Ayodhya was for the welfare of the Muslim Nawabs or Zamindars. The tradition of harmonizing with these ancient architectures is now being eroded by Hindutvaists.
Source: East Pen
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