The New World Order of Islam — Page 56
New World Order 56 distribute them according to the following rule: "The Brahmin (son) shall take four shares, the son of the Kshatriya (wife) three, the son of the Vaishya shall have two parts, the son of the Sudra may take one share. " (Op. cit. , IX, 152-153). Under this system what chance is there for a Sudra to improve his lot? But this is not all. It is said, "A Brahmin may confidently seize the goods of (his) Sudra (slave); for, as that (slave) can have no property, his master may take his possessions. " (Op. cit. , VIII, 417). This solves all the difficulties of the Brahmins, for they are enjoined to take away whatever the Sudras may have collected and are even admonished to feel no qualms about it; for, this looting of the Sudras is no sin but an act of justice inasmuch as the wealth of the Sudras is not his, but belongs rightfully to the Brahmins. This is the doctrine which the Hindu religion preaches, and inasmuch as, according to that religion, everybody except the Brahmins and Kshatriyas and Vaishyas is a Sudra , that is to say, Syeds, Mughals, Path a ns, P a rs i s and Christians, etc. , are all Sudras , the Brahmins are rightfully entitled to dispossess all of them of whatever may ordinarily be supposed to belong to them and to appropriate it to their own use. If any of these should earn anything by his labour or by the exercise of his talents, and a Brahmin should deprive him of it by force, he has no