Do you know in India it is claimed that wearing a skullcap is against Hinduism? It is contended by a lot of people in Idia. But most people do not whether it is true or not. Or if it is true so why is it against the Hindu culture? What is the logic behind it? To know the reality behind it, read this blog till the end and do not miss any line of this blog.
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Is Wearing A Skullcap Against Hinduism? Is This True?
No, Wearing an India cricket skullcap is not against Hindisum in India or anywhere else. It is just a rumor that was started some years back. Hindu religion does not say that one has to follow any straight jacketed wear. Hindu culture also does not claim that wearing a skullcap is essential or it is non-essential.
This rumor arises out of the rigid attitude on the part of a small number of regimented followers of Islam and a large number of silent followers of Islam who consider others’ wear and mannerisms taboo.
Also read: Why Do Batsmen In Cricket Change Their Bats As The Game Progress?
How Does The Rumor Of Skullcap Against Hinduism Started?
It started around 5 years ago, when UP Chief Minister, Yogu Adityanath denied wearing a skullcap at Kabir Major because he was offered a Karakul Turkic Cap. Kabir did not wear any cap, he had Vaishnava attire. The Karakul fur is obtained from Aborted lamb fetuses which Kabir condemned as sinful.
Wearing a Karakul Turkic Cap is against Hindisum, it is not just against Hindu culture, but it is also against Humanity. Killing innocent animals to satisfy luxuries is commended in a lot of Indian religions. So there was some misconception about the Karakul Turkic Cap and Indian cricket skullcap.
