Thus, Urvaan gets relieved from these birth-cycles and becomes 'Noori' for 'Ahu' in 'Garonamana'. A task is difficult but, we all have to pass through its composition by attuning ourselves to HIS Daena, regardless of whether or not we believe in reincarnation, Urvaan's progression, or following religious Tarikats as the means to attain salvation. A Rathestar is a person who has knowledge and skill to defend our Faith and its supporters, an attitude that our community lacks in facing the socio-religious controversies. It will be too late then to show your Rathestari and become religious and preach your children what not to do. Some of those families who lacked Rathestari in past and became the victim of religious ignorance, can vouch for my statement.
Majority has no interest or attitude to learn and defend our religion.
I agree, every religious community faces problems in practicing their Faith in various diversified communities. Those of you who are from India, visit some Muslim areas and check out their open-air religion schools for kids and adults. Our parents need to learn from these poor and middle class people of Muslim and other religions who despite their poor economic condition, afford to send their kids to religious training. And, in our community, there are Priests available to teach children and adults free of charge but, very few are willing to come and gain from them. About dedication in Islam, try to criticize their religion in public or through press and wait for their response.