Category: Islam
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Difference Between Namaz And Hindu Prayers.
I was curious to know about what is being prayed in Mosques,Five times a day? Namaz is considered to be one of the five fundamental duties of Islam.So, what is recited five times a day must be the essence of Islam .It would be appropriate that we know about what is recited.I am reproducing the text of what is being recited during Namaz with the Link.
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Ram Buddha Prophet’s Of Islam Holy Quran ?
According to All-India Muslim Personal Law Board general secretary Abdur Raheem Qureshi, some Indian Islamic scholars believe Dhul-Kifl, one of the holy personalities mentioned in the Quran, refers to Gautam Buddha. There is no �p� sound in Arabic. Dhul Kifl means resident of Kifl or Kapil (Kapilavastu, where Buddha was born) Some scholars also hold that the Jain guru lord Mahavir was also a prophet.Islamic scholar Hafiz Shujat Hussain refers to the writings of the eminent thinker Moulana Tayyab Qasmi of Darul-Uloom Deoband, who had held that Rama and Krishna could also be prophets. We should give utmost respect to Hindu prophets as we give respect to prophets from Hazrat Adam to Hazrat Muhammad, including Hazrat Musa (Moses) and Hazrat Isa (Jesus)
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Hurt Souls Should be Listened To, Kashmir Files
A narrative that begins with a scene that numbs you, yet it is not gory. It portrays the helplessness of one when whom you know well behaves the way he does.What is left unsaid makes the impact.The story then,though it does not move away from the perspective of the individual,shifts to macro issues of Terrorism. It does not become preachy nor does it apportion blame directly.
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Recovery of True Hinduism, Acharya Maulana
And look at the pathetic attempt by secular historians who quote Acharya Maulana! Who gave the gentleman the title of Acharya? It needs minimum twelve years to study Vedas under a Guru, that too, the disciple leaving home and staying with Guru. Reading some texts on Hinduism or of Hinduism does not make one an Acharya. Can one become a Maulana by reading Islamic Texts?
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Naivedya Prarthana Pradakshina Ahuthi in Pre Islamic Arabia
Pre Islamic society borrowed the conceptsl of Hinduism either directly or through the Hitties/Sumeria. Prophet had destroyed 360 Idols in Kaaba. There were four Major Deities. Hubbol, Al-lat, Al-Uzza and Manat.
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Kaaba Ground Floor Plan Vedic Evidence Of Vishnu Temple Complex
Though the present evidence suggests that the Black Stone worshipped in Kaaba is a Shiva Kings,new evidence suggests that there could have been a huge Temple Complex,where now stands a truncated Kaaba. This temple housed many Deities. Lord Vishnu seems to have been another Primary Deity along with Shiva. The ground floorplan of Mecca is after the Vedic Principle of Temple Construction.
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Description of Idol Worshipped in Kaaba Travels In Arabia 1829 Latest Video
The Worship of Many God’s, Polytheism was practiced. The Religious concepts were from Sumeria,Sassanian empire,Iran and from Greece. All these were derived from Santana Dharma. I have written on the influence of Santana Dharma on all these civilisations from whom the Pre Islamic Deities were derived.
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Ninety Nine Names Of Allah With Palasruthi and Parihara
Islam also has names/Attributes of Allah. These are taken from the Koran and the commentaries on The Koran,Hadiths. These names are Ninety Nine.
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Ghazni Muhammad Destroyed Somnath For Manat Arabia,A Hindu Goddess?
According to him as well as a later Ghaznavid historian Gardizi, the images of the other goddesses were destroyed in Arabia but the one of Manat was secretly sent away to Kathiawar (in modern Gujarat) for safe keeping. Since the idol of Manat was an aniconic image of black stone, it could have been easily confused with a Shiva lingam at Somnath. Mahmud is said to have broken the idol and taken away parts of it as loot and placed so that people would walk on it.
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Worshipping At Kaaba Not Allowed Contemptible -Allah
And those who spend the night in worship of their Lord, prostrate and standing.” (25:64) Allah the Great prohibited prostrating to His creation: “And from among His Signs are the night and the day, and the sun and the moon. prostrate yourselves not to the sun nor to the moon, but prostrate yourselves to Allah Who created them, if you (really) worship Him.” (41:37)
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