भारतीय इतिहास के ६ स्वर्णिम पृष्ठ (वीर सावरकर - विदेशी आक्रान्ताओं पर विजय गाथा)
Six Glorious Epochs of Indian History by Veer Savarkar
स्वातंत्र्यवीर विनायक दामोदर सावरकर द्वारा
पृष्ठ 144, कुल 494 में से
संदर्भ में पढ़ेंthere are tribal wars, but not the females who are eventually distributed by
the victor tribes among themselves. To obtain from them future progeny to
increase their numbers, is considered by these tribes to be their sacred duty!
It is said of at least one of the Naga tribes that when they attack an enemy,
they shoot simple unpoisoned arrows at the males, but if any women are
seen fighting on the enemy side, highly envenomed arrows are used to kill
them instantly. For they argue, to kill one woman who cannot be captured
alive is as good as to kill five men.
441. This very natural law was adopted and obeyed openly by the
aggressive but numerically poor African Muslim armies and their chiefs
while attacking the major populations of North Africa. On conquering those
kafirs, the ransom that was collected was calculated in terms of money and
women in equal share, and these women, collected as ransom, were
distributed by fives or tens amongst the most faithful followers of Islam.
The future progeny of these conquered women was born Muslim and so
amongst the Muslim environments became literally fanatical. The Muslim
chiefs who thus multiplied their numbers rapidly were honoured as ‘Ghazis’
by the religious authorities. The law of the Muslim religious warfare
granted the victorious Muslim army every right to own the kafir women as
completely as their other movable or immovable property.
442-443. After Ravan abducted Seeta and Shree Ramchandra marched on
him, some of his well-wishers advised the demon king, just before the war,
that because of his unjust act, the demon kingdom was threatened with a
terrible war and that he should send Seeta back to her husband, because it
was highly irreligious to kidnap her. “What?” cried the wrathful Ravan. “To
abduct and rape the women folk of the enemy, do you call it irreligious?
Pooh; Pooh!”
— राक्षसानाम् परोधर्मः परदाराविघर्षणम्
(To carry away the women of others and to ravish them is itself the
supreme religious duty of the Rakshasas.) ‘Parodharmah’, the greatest duty!
444. With this same shameless religious fanaticism, the aggressive
Muslims of those times considered it their highly religious duty to carry
away forcibly the women of the enemy side, as if they were commonplace
property, to ravish them, to pollute them and to distribute them to all and
sundry, from the Sultan to the common soldier and to absorb them
completely in their fold. This was considered a noble act, which increased
their number.