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Rules of one temple may not be applicable to another. Yes, Sabarimala has restricted entry for women of certain age, while it doesn't exist in Guruvayur. Purification is being done because that lady was a Muslim, not because she's a woman.

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It's well known that Guruvayur temple doesn't allow non-Hindus. She came to the place even after knowing this to make vlog, and not to pray.

FFS the very name Onam is derived from Sanskrit Shravana, the sacred Nakshatra of Lord Vishnu as per Hindu tradition. At least know the basics. Anyone can take part in Onam festivities, but I don't get this urge of your ilk to detach it's Hindu heritage.

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All likely the Arab merchants or Moplah subjects may have played a role in this negotiation. I see no other reason why Kolathiris would negotiate to the Portuguese in Arabic.

perhaps well versed in Sanskrit as many rulers of Kerala were. Not sure what point you're trying to make here.

Its well known that Malabar had close trade and diplomacy with Arab world centuries before the Portuguese arrived in the scene, and Arabic would've naturally played a role in it. Why drag Sanskrit into this? The said king of Malabar himself would've held Sanskrit name and.