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Manish Malhotra, Lisa Haydon among others celebrate five glittering years of Nirav Modi in Jodhpur

| TNN | Mar 7, 2016, 00:00 IST

Nirav Modi, India’s global luxury diamond jewellery brand, hosted a weekend at the regal Umaid Bhavan Palace, Jodhpur, to celebrate five artisanal years. Guests were flown in from around the globe for the exclusive celebration and among those who attended included Lisa Haydon, Manish Malhotra, Raghavendra and Kavita Rathore, Yohann and Michelle Poonawalla, Neeshal Modi and Isheta Salgaocar, Raj and Dipti Salgaocar, Chirag and Tanaz Doshi, Nikhil and Elina Meswani, Durga and Sandeep Raheja, Rajendra and Anjali Mariwala, Alex and Namita Kuruvilla, Aparna and Akshay Chudasama and Lubna Adams, just to name a few.

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HRH Maharaja Gaj Singh II made a rare and special appearance at this eclectic do. Guests received a royal welcome before they settled down for a wine and champagne luncheon at the palace lawns, where they were treated to an exquisite jewellery showcase highlighting the exceptional jewels from signature Nirav Modi Collections. Models were dressed in gorgeous gowns and dresses, which were made entirely of exotic fresh flowers, giving them an ethereal air, and beautifully complemented the floral-inspired jewelry.

Nirav said, “The past five years have been an exciting and passionate journey. At Nirav Modi, it is always about craftsmanship – it is always eternal, always artisanal.” The evening witnessed an elegant sit-down dinner where guests were entertained by renowned Sufi vocalist Kavita Seth and contemporary Indian band The Bartenders. Get the latest entertainment updates from the Times of India, along with the latest Hindi movies, upcoming Hindi movies in 2026 , and Telugu movies.”

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Hindu origins of Islam.Muhammad used the word Eid from Hinduism to celebrate the completion of Haj worship at the Siva temple of Kaaba. Eid in Sanskrit means worship. The Islamic word Eid for festive days, signifying days of worship, is a pure Sanskrit word.Hindus also practice all night worship of moon Goddess Durga (Allah) on certain nights called Jagratta and believe that by doing that their worship is worth a lot more blessings. Muhammad did not want Muslims to lose out on that count and thus included 3 Jagratas in Islam, Shab-e-Qadar, Shab-e-Barat and Shab-e-Meraj when Muslim salats are worth a lot more than average salat.Islam incorporated these Hindu religious rituals and concepts from the Hindu Gods Siva and Hindu Goddess Allah (Durga), but then also added Ahuramazda the God of Zoroastrians whose religious tenets were also incorporated into Al Islam.1. Adopting Hindu deity moon God Allah as the deity of Islam2. Making Hindu Moon God Siva''s temple Kaaba as the holiest place of Islam3. Making the black stone as the most holy stone of Islam and making touching and kissing of it as a a blissful act of Sunnah.5. Adopting the Hindu pilgrimages Haj and Umra as the highest worship in Islam.6. Shaving the heads as Hindus do for pilgrimages7. Circumambulating the Siva temple Kabah 7 times as Hindus did.8. Adopting the Hindu concept of washing all the sins by making the holy pilgrimage.9. Collecting holy water representing Ganga Jal (zam zam water) as Hindus do to take holy blessings home.10. Wearing White seamless cloth during pilgrimage as Hindus wear during their religious ceremonies and pilgrimages.11. Celebrating the completion of worship of Siva temple Kabah by giving it the Hindu Sanskrit name of Eid.12. Including all night worships of moon God Allah (Durga) called Jagratta as part of Islam Hinduism was religion of middle east before Muhammad killed them hinduexistence.org/2015/10/13/six-thousand-years-old-shri-rama-and-hanuman-carvings-in-silemania-of-iraq/

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