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An interesting social experiment pertaining to synthesis
by Guest Wed Apr 19, 2017 1:39 pm
A Hindu and a Muslim Started Living Together. What Happened Next Won’t Surprise You.
Faizal wants to extend their “social experiment”.
“We are looking for a bigger place where at least 15 people can stay together. In three months, we will be inviting people from both communities to live together under the same roof for at least a week and try to know each other,” he said.
Both also pointed out “the need” to widen the scope of the “experiment” beyond the Hindu-Muslim binary.
“There are serious differences even among different castes and denominations of Hindus and Muslims. I am a Rajput, so when my Hindu friends learn that I am a vegetarian, they refuse to believe it. They believe a Rajput is always a non-vegetarian. Certain stereotypes are there about every community,” said Kush. Faizal added, “A Shia or a Sunni may rather choose to stay with a Hindu than each other. A Muslim from Bareilly and another from Deoband will never even touch each other’s water.”
https://thewire.in/73025/communal-harmony-social-experiment/
A “social experiment” in a Delhi neighbourhood is questioning the standard segregated housing practices of Hindus and Muslims.
...Faizal wants to extend their “social experiment”.
“We are looking for a bigger place where at least 15 people can stay together. In three months, we will be inviting people from both communities to live together under the same roof for at least a week and try to know each other,” he said.
Both also pointed out “the need” to widen the scope of the “experiment” beyond the Hindu-Muslim binary.
“There are serious differences even among different castes and denominations of Hindus and Muslims. I am a Rajput, so when my Hindu friends learn that I am a vegetarian, they refuse to believe it. They believe a Rajput is always a non-vegetarian. Certain stereotypes are there about every community,” said Kush. Faizal added, “A Shia or a Sunni may rather choose to stay with a Hindu than each other. A Muslim from Bareilly and another from Deoband will never even touch each other’s water.”
https://thewire.in/73025/communal-harmony-social-experiment/
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