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Kundapur: Muslim woman practices Thulabharam ritual at temple

  •   Thu, Mar 18 2021 05:59:18 PM

Daijiworld media network - Kundapur (MS)

Kundapur, Mar 18: Coastal region is known for displaying religious harmony. There are plenty of examples of such moments that take place in the region. One such memorable moment which emphasized the presence of religious harmony is when a Muslim family practised the Thulabharam ritual at Sri Amrutheshwari Temple in Kota.

The temple is visited by thousands of devotees over their belief in the divine power and is a well-known place of worship across the state.

A Muslim woman had made a vow at Sri Amrutheshwari over some family issue. As a part of fulfilling her vow, she practised the Thulabharam ritual at the temple.
  

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  • Logical Indian, Mangalore

    Fri, Mar 19 2021

    It's absolutely a personal decision. Let me share a small story that happened a few years ago... I know a couple who had some issues having a baby and no medical science could help them and they weren't of the Hindu faith. The woman's friend knew about this ಹಲವು ಮಕ್ಕಳ ತಾಯಿ temple and it's miracles suggested them to visit there once and offer prayer and soon enough they were bless with a baby and the couple took thier newborn to the temple offering thier gratitude. Now some may call it coinsidence or something else but for a couple who sincerely believed thier prayers were answered.

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  • Bhavya Baliga, Udupi

    Fri, Mar 19 2021

    Thousands of Hindus pray at the Churches & Masjids day in and day out. That is THE secularism and democracy.

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  • husain, bangalore

    Fri, Mar 19 2021

    now more income coming for amrutheshwari temple.

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  • G M Hegde, Udupi

    Fri, Mar 19 2021

    taking charge of own conscience is welcome

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  • Gurudath, M'lore/Mumbai

    Fri, Mar 19 2021

    missing.

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  • Mohan Prabhu, m

    Fri, Mar 19 2021

    Most commendable.

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  • Damodar, Thonse

    Fri, Mar 19 2021

    She begged for a child from Amritheshwari Amma, who is also called " Mother of many children” (Halavu Makkala Tayi) and she got one. This how she reciprocated the fulfillment of her request.

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  • Observer, Mangalore

    Thu, Mar 18 2021

    Although she is deprived from educating herself what her religion says over her move and the consequences but yet at the end its her decision...

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  • H. Almeida., Bendur/Andheri.

    Thu, Mar 18 2021

    This is certainly a rare occurrence, in our society... This lady had the courage and the conviction to perform this ritual. Such public reverence will go a long way in bridging the divide between communities... Hope and pray that she is not ostracized by the religious in her community !!!!

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  • Rita, Germany

    Thu, Mar 18 2021

    A nice news.Whoever or whatever and wherever person makes a vow and later fulfill it as he/she made it,plays no role whether the person is from other religion .Afterall We believe in one God with different names.We need not see them from a different angle.I am very eager what she had on the thulabharam scale.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Thu, Mar 18 2021

    This is called true Democracy ...

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  • KRPrabhu, Bangaluru/Mangalore

    Thu, Mar 18 2021

    It's not democracy.. but devotion.

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  • Moshu, Mangaluru

    Thu, Mar 18 2021

    @Jossey Yes it is... very truly said. I reckon you are always far ahead of your thoughts than most of DW viewers had which some of them fail to pick the truth hiding other side of your comments.

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  • Sudhir, Bangalore

    Fri, Mar 19 2021

    Women does tulabhara ? Wait for few days

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  • k b r, Mangala Uru

    Thu, Mar 18 2021

    no questions asked as far as inflow of income is concerned....

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  • Sanjeev Kamath, Udupi

    Fri, Mar 19 2021

    Stay blessed, Sir.

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  • Kuttappa, Coorg

    Thu, Mar 18 2021

    It's about individuals belief... Let's not make it political !!!

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  • suresh, mangalore

    Thu, Mar 18 2021

    need to see opposite case too.

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  • Prakash, Mangalore

    Thu, Mar 18 2021

    It's her personal matter. Religious tolerance is above all.

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