How Islamist women are defaming Hindu women
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How Islamist women are using Hindu names in the adult content industry to defame the Hindu women

In recent months, social media platforms have witnessed the circulation of posts claiming that actresses in the Malayalam adult content industry, allegedly born into Islamist families, adopt Hindu stage names while appearing in explicit videos, which shows the hidden agenda behind portraying Hindu women and Hinduism negatively

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With the change in the demographics, a new religious conspiracy is underway where Islamist women are using Hindu names while working in the adult content industry. Diya Gowda (originally Khadeeja) and Nila Nambiar (originally Asiya) are top names in the Malayalam porn industry. These are just two names that surfaced, and there will be a lot that are still hiding under the guise of Hindu names.

Nila Nambiar (real name Asiya), a Muslim by birth, admitted in an interview that she changed her name because her actions (Malayalam porn industry ) aren’t permitted in Islam. So she changed her name to a Hindu name to continue her work without backlash.

Now, she is directing & producing an adult web series titled Lola Cottage, featuring Communist actor Alencier, under the same Hindu identity.

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Not only the adult movie industry, but a lot of prostitutes also use Hindu names to work in the red light area. They are specially trained to use Hindu names to sell their bodies. These facts show how this agenda is getting popular to disgrace Hinduism and Hindu women, as they are the ones who sell their bodies in the majority.

Why Stage Names Are Common in Controversial Industries?

In the controversial industries, especially the porn industry, actors use stage names for safety concerns, privacy issues, marketing tools, and others. However, using Hindu names on stage is a new tool to defame Hindu women and set the wrong narrative against them. This isn’t just fraud, it’s an organised attempt to malign Hindu women and society, and Islamists are using this as their new weapon.

Increase of Islamist Women in Spreading Jihad

It has been observed that the active number of Islamist women in spreading Jihad is increasing with each passing day. Along with the Islamist boys who spread love jihad by being friends with Hindu girls and then marrying her, Islamist women are now getting trained to spread Jihad. One common practice is to do all the explicit work under the Hindu name. Islamist women also work closely to manipulate vulnerable boys to provoke against Hinduism.

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Use of Social Media to Attack of Hinduism

These communal groups, who are meant to spread hate online, hire social media managers to create posts, knowing they spread quickly due to algorithm-driven engagement. Content that provokes anger, fear, or outrage tends to receive more likes, shares, and comments, making it more visible across social media platforms.

Islamists domestic workers in India are changing names

Shahana Parveen, a domestic worker, shared an incident from her childhood during one of her interviews. She recalled that when she accidentally used the traditional Islamist greeting at her aunt’s workplace. Her aunt immediately reprimanded me and said, ‘Shut up! Use Namaste!’ (a Hindu greeting).

Not only this, but many Islamist workers hide their names and identities in order to get a job so that they can have access to kitchens, rooms, places of worship, and even as kids’ nannies.

This shows how Islamists train their kids from childhood. The name-changing agenda by Islamists women is not new; it is widespread and openly in use.

 

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