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Muslim girl tops Kerala’s Sanskrit Vedanta course

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    • Shaju Philip Tags : Muslim girl, tops, vedanta degree, Kerala Posted: Wednesday, Jul 01, 2009 at 0302 hrs

    According to Sanskrit teacher R Anand, the religious barrier towards Sanskrit is slowly crumbling. “Every year, two or three Muslim students join for Sanskrit degree course. Several Muslim students are pursuing post graduation and research in Sanskrit in the University of Kerala.”

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    Feeling proud abt the girl..By: Human Being | 28-Sep-2009 Reply | Forward Getting college top is not a gr8 thing,but learning other religous language says how broad minded is she
    Muslim girl,s siccess in SansdritBy: MOHAN DADDIKAR | 27-Sep-2009 Reply | Forward This news is very good and will result in better understanding between two religions. I only hope that Muslim relgious heads will not issue a fatwa against her condemning her for learning the language of Hindoos.
    It is really PraiseworthyBy: Anand | 27-Sep-2009 Reply | Forward Sanskrit is a sweet and divine language and there is no barriers for any genuine seeker of this language.But what is more striking is that a Muslim girl from orthodox family opting and coming out with flying colour is really praiseworthy .Unfortunately the same enthusiasm is not shown by Hindu students as they prefer for Hindi or even some other language other than Sanskrit.The fault lies with the parents who themselfs are not convinced or more oppertunistic and concerned of their carreer promting their child to take up other language.I would like to mention here that I had a couple of Muslim friends who pursued Sanskrit as second language for graduation and did excellently in their studies.Rahmat case is worth emulating and need to be appreciated with all earnestness.
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