Londoniyyah - Part 31 - Hinduism | Mohammed Hijab

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[@infonet184]

brothers and sister we are in the last ten days of ramadan and we must try are best to catch Laylat al-Qadr, is may be are last. and make alot of dua for your selves and your parents and all the muslims. may allah forgive us and have mercy on us ameen

[@Kimeikus]

*Hinduism | Mohammad Hijab* 0:00:00 Introduction 0:02:23 Preconceived Notions about Hinduism 0:05:40 The Gods of Hinduism 0:22:39 The Caste System: Brahmin

[@NeoSultan]

*Hindutva Exposed* and *Hindology Of Hind* are two great KZbin channels when it comes to hinduism and historical information on the history of hindus and Muslims in India.

[@Fahad-gf1wx]

Yess

[@thunderbolt4796]

Etrnl punishment Cannot be dependent on mere beliefs and guesswork! Any person who says I have personal connections with God , I see angels , But no one else can see it ever again! That person should not be taken seriously! Belief just gives a direction, a religious scripture is a book with statements, which needs to be verified & authenticated, like you should be able to verify the existence of god/soul/heaven etc Through direct personal Spiritual Experience, Any religion which denies this possibility is false and disqualified from the very beginning!

[@bharathdeva9407]

u shld watch apostate prophet if u want to learn more about islam .

[@bharathdeva9407]

@Irfan Shaikh but atleast he is more followers then zakir naik

[@sleeptherapy4811]

Hindutva is a cancer to human civilisation

[@humzanafees9348]

I’m proud of the fact that me and wife became ex Hindus and converted to Islam due to your knowledge and other scholars ❤

[@ango586]

Lund bhi chilva liya 😂😂 arabi gholaam

[@v4nsh928]

13:01 Shiva is not female man and neither is Krishna u man got so much stuff wrong nice try though😂😂

[@liveair3334]

He is even worse what are you talking about

[@juhelkhan]

Your student researcher is useles. He needs to do proper research when representing other religions. Cannot describe if a so called deity is male or female would be like cursing or insulting another's god, even though we disagree with such. Therefore pls ask another personnel to do research in future as this guy makes too many mistakes which is not good from the shows point of view.

[@thunderbolt4796]

Etrnl punishment Cannot be dependent on mere beliefs and guesswork! Any person who says I have personal connections with God , I see angels , But no one else can see it ever again! That person should not be taken seriously! Belief just gives a direction, a religious scripture is a book with statements, which needs to be verified & authenticated, like you should be able to verify the existence of god/soul/heaven etc Through direct personal Spiritual Experience, Any religion which denies this possibility is false and disqualified from the very beginning!

[@rajanrkv]

Maybe that w as done intentionally. To bring a researcher with crappy knowledge on Hindu scriptures

[@boredalchemist]

"Hinduism" is the amalgamation of 100s of different religions from india wrapped into one

[@pathofseekingknowledge9813]

By the British

[@boredalchemist]

@@pathofseekingknowledge9813 yep, british created hinduism

[@whitedragon7436]

Exactly. That's the reason it's tough to fight their ideology. If we argue with them why they worship idols, they will say they don't have to, they say they can be atheist and a sanatani (hinduism) at the same time. It just.... doesn't make any sense.

[@think5044]

@@whitedragon7436 It is not tough bro, it is insensible, everything what they say makes me to hold my stomach ( out of laugh).

[@whitedragon7436]

@@think5044 it's not tough for us to understand akhi. it's tough to make THEM understand. that's what i meant. for a muslim, one simple thing destroys the hinduism....Idol worshiping. but to them, they just...they don't care. they don't have pea sized brain when it comes to have a conversation about their religion. they resort to anger, abusive language and are not civil at all.

[@dinoraul119]

Please do extensive video on yoga, ayurveda, evolution from hindu scriptures perspective. Also in the interest of fairness, please bring a hindu scholar on your channel. The discussion should be purely academic and scripture based. Thumbs up if you want this from Brother Hijab

[@HawkLad]

Are there any Hindu scholars? Can you name one who can speak English because I would like to hear what they have to say

[@islamandchristianityhater5713]

@@HawkLad u can check the channel dharma speaks

[@realestmma6890]

@@HawkLad search acharya Prashant on youtube

[@akashggez]

Muslims are not man enough to go on a debate with a Hindu scholar because I would really like to Zakir Naik against Sadhguru. He will simply rip Zakir Naik apart.

[@mitchjames9350]

Your best bet is do your own research.

[@FiniFerro]

With all due respect, this video was quite dissatisfactory. This video had quite a few errors regarding what Hindus believe in and also what their books have to say. I don't say this because I have any bias towards hindus, I'm a Muslim who's also an Indian and I had great hopes for this video. But, this video made me realize that most Muslims don't really know much about Hinduism. I get that this religion is by its very nature contradictory and confusing but, this video added to the mayhem rather than helping Muslims understand Hinduism and Hindus enough to give them dawah. I really appreciate the effort, I do, but I wish this video was more orderly and well researched. Please consider more research into Hinduism as that would greatly help us in giving them dawah.

[@kingsentertainment786]

Yes, Hindus often throw their books under the bus. They focus more on concept and philosophy

[@zaeemAtif]

U can spend ur life but will be able to understand anything properly about Hinduism 😂

[@Sweety-ut8zw]

Unfortunately with how old their religion is and the changes in their scriptures, it will sound like mayhem

[@FiniFerro]

I wasn't hating on the video. I was just expressing my opinion in good faith. I mean, I would love to see more and more Muslims research about Hinduism for the purpose of dawah. I was excited to watch the video and I really appreciate the effort put into it. It's just that I wish it was more well researched and orderly. I hope they upload a part 2.

[@Umme-45]

What are those errors?

[@irened8457]

To be honest to have an in depth discussion about hinduism you need someone who understands Sanskrit. Monotheism does seem to feature at the onset

[@RanbirDas]

The difference between Moksha and Nirvana is that when your Soul attains Moksha it become part of Brahmand - outside the small sliver of existence we experience in the Universe. The ontological understanding is non existence.

[@Ali-jk3cu]

Future episode of londoniyah please do Judaism! Interested in learning about what they believe. This has been very beneficial

[@ammar6036]

yes^^!

[@AanifRaza]

The future of Dawah is in two aspects: 1. Dealing with Hindus 2. Dealing with atheists. Christianity has been dealt with Alhamdulillah, I really believe Hindusim should be worked upon in a similar comprehensive manner

[@cesarborgia9240]

I agree with you, however, unlike hindus and hinduism, Christians (evangelical in particular) are louder and they're propagating their faith to non Christians People, especially Muslims.

[@subterraneanhomesickalien1344]

That’s why Muslims are converting to Orthodox Christianity in tons. 🙏

[@kingsentertainment786]

As far as I know, there is nothing to work upon

[@zaeemAtif]

I agree with you brother, Hinduism should be intellectually refuted

[@Sweety-ut8zw]

Same with Sikhism, may Allah guide all non Muslims

[@thecardtrickstudent3870]

1:57:00 The biggest problem is the timing. The kalki avatar will arrive in the future and that too after hundreds of thousands of years later.

[@dreadinside654]

As Salam brother Hijab. Can you make one more title for Zoroastrianism? Maybe you could discuss whether there is a possibility connection between the prophet Zarathustra with one of the thousands unmentioned prophet that has been said in the Al Quran. And maybe you also could put a stop to the accusations by the non Muslim that claim Islam was influenced by Zoroastrianism in the aspect of 5 times prayers a day, Muslims believe in As Sirat bridge which is similar to the Zoroastrianism Cinvat bridge. Thank you sir, I really love your Sapient series.

[@ChristianMuslimTalib]

Yes! I agree

[@kingsentertainment786]

An advice for brothers, when we deal with people and philosophies especially Hindus, we should try to keep our greviences and hate aside. Ik the emotion because of hindutva e trolls spamming everywhere, mocking and creating a mess but not all people are like that. There are many good Hindus out there we haven't met. So try to be humble and learning of them. Respect and Peace.

[@thunderbolt4796]

Etrnl punishment Cannot be dependent on mere beliefs and guesswork! + Any person who says I have personal connections with God , I see angels , But no one else can see it ever again! That person should not be taken seriously! + Belief just gives a direction, a religious scripture is a book with statements, which needs to be verified & authenticated, like you should be able to verify the existence of god/soul/heaven etc Through direct personal Spiritual Experience, Any religion which denies this possibility is false and disqualified from the very beginning!

[@lokeshmanchuri9053]

There are many Good Hindus as you agree, there are very less Muslims in contrast. Do u have a scale to measure how many good or bad, 1400 year old vs 40000 years old belief. dont even think to compare.

[@kingsentertainment786]

@@lokeshmanchuri9053 😂

[@munax-pd9tu]

@@lokeshmanchuri9053he’s trying to defend your kind and you start insulting typical

[@arshadiqbalnaik]

It's interesting to know that the first avtar of vishnu is "Matsaya". According to Hinduism, Matsaya is the one who saved Manuh from the Great Flood. Islam also believes that Nuh (as) was saved from great Flood. Dr. Israr Ahmed (ra) mentioned in his lecture that Hindu word Manuh sounds similar to Nuh. Wallahu aalam

[@petritkola]

First. Mashallah love the videos Mohammad Hijab

[@noname-fv3kn]

Great discussion and really good contributions from all the brothers

[@Ivan-go8yk]

SubhanAllah very informative

[@thecardtrickstudent3870]

I'd like to give answer to this question raised at 42:54 Background: When a human is reincarnated to other forms of creations, including ants or even demigods, they do no have the right to "act", for the right to act is only available to a human being. Therefore, it is false to conclude that the idea in reincarnation is to work your way up. You only get to "work (doing virtuous acts)" when you are given a human body. Answer: The ant form is a form that the soul has to bear. For example: when it was a human form and did bad deeds, it is punished to have to serve an ant form, maybe an eagle form, a bacteria form, etc and then get back the human form after a particular number of births and deaths. Therefore, the ant never does anything to promote itself to higher beings; it is a lifeform it just has to go through as a punishment for having done bad deeds while it was a human. Once the punishment term is over, it automatically becomes a human again.

[@metanick1837]

Exactly Really good explanation

[@PSM515]

This is good comedy considering Hinduism exists as a literal A levels subject where they cover concepts that "confirmation bias specialists" get wrong.

[@----f]

I've studied Hinduism at university, so it was obvious to me as well that they were more so learning about Hinduism than they were arguing against it. Nevertheless, I commend you for watching their videos, it shows you are open-minded and willing to edify yourself. Regardless, Hinduism in all its manifold forms is not veracious. Most gods in Hinduism are "contingent." To argue that these contingent gods exist is as arbitrary as saying aliens or leprechauns exist. Even if you provide to me some obscure sect or school of Hinduism that posits a necessary existent, their elaborate conception of that necessary existence comes from unfounded sources and/or arguments. I apologize if this was hard to understand. I'm assuming you are familiar with the argument from contingency and how it proves that **something** exists necessarily. You may also be familiar with how teleological arguments can then prove this necessary existence to be a volitional agent rather than an impersonal or inanimate entity. Also the kalam cosmological argument that then prove other privative attributes. These arguments give us a logical basis for what we call God, and so we ascertain whether this God has communicated with us via abduction, or inference to the best explanation. Extensive study after this leads reasonable people to Islam

[@PSM515]

@@----f speaking in an unnecessarily bombastic way does not make one difficult to understand.this is a well known tactic by this specific sub tribe to appear articulate to the no-eyed, unlettered masses of said tribe, but the rest of the world knows better

[@Hussletheamtrix]

Kalki avatar, is actually not the name but Kalki is actually 2 words, kal and ki. Kal ki refers to tomorrow in Hindi.

[@jehangeermirza2412]

the person who spoke first n claims to have done research was anything but wrong not to mention made me fell asleep 😒

[@Princegeorge1712]

Foolish study on hinduism, fundemental Scripture of hinduism is vedas, it is the first book in the planet earth to say god is one and he is called by several namez like Shiva, vishnu etc vedas believe in transmigration of soul unlike abrahamic religion, and unlike islam vedic religion is against eternal hell or heaven, unlike quran greatest sin in vedas is not shirk, god will not torture people in hell if he doesnt worship eventhough he has lived righteous life like allah. Unlike islam vedic god doesnt need prophets from time to time, he is not a helpless god, and there is no angels in vedic religion. Unlike islam vedic religion is against raping of slave woman, unlike islam vedic religion is against child sex, polygamy etc. If you believe in true god then vedas is the only source beacuse it is the first knowledge of god in the world. Gods rule wil not change from time to time like islam!!

[@hibatuadam2777]

The fundamentals of Islam hv never changed. And u can write your points respectfully,we can benefit from the new knowledge. No need to be disrespectful. We are all trying to learn from each other

[@----f]

I've studied Hinduism at university, so it was obvious to me as well that they were more so learning about Hinduism than they were arguing against it. Nevertheless, I commend you for watching their videos, it shows you are open-minded and willing to edify yourself. Regardless, Hinduism in all its manifold forms is not veracious. Most gods in Hinduism are "contingent." To argue that these contingent gods exist is as arbitrary as saying aliens or leprechauns exist. Even if you provide to me some obscure sect or school of Hinduism that posits a necessary existent, their elaborate conception of that necessary existence comes from unfounded sources and/or arguments. I apologize if this was hard to understand. I'm assuming you are familiar with the argument from contingency and how it proves that **something** exists necessarily. You may also be familiar with how teleological arguments can then prove this necessary existence to be a volitional agent rather than an impersonal or inanimate entity. Also the kalam cosmological argument that then prove other privative attributes. These arguments give us a logical basis for what we call God, and so we ascertain whether this God has communicated with us via abduction, or inference to the best explanation. Extensive study after this leads reasonable people to Islam

[@Sweety-ut8zw]

It's a nerve wrecking thought that my ancestors were Hindus but by the Grace of God became Muslims Alhumdulilah. May Allah guide them all. Ameen

[@mohamedmo8128]

The Prophet Muhammad (saw) and the Prophet Ibrahim's (as) parents were also idol worshippers.

[@immortalxsoul]

@@mohamedmo8128 so??why you mention that?

[@abirkhan3215]

@@immortalxsoul Allah guides whom He wills

[@mrjoe9545]

Wdym a "nerve wracking" thought? Lol cringe

[@CutieZalbu]

@@mrjoe9545 how is that cringe????

[@pathofseekingknowledge9813]

Here are some points about Hinduism i could grab, note i have shorted some point and yet there are even more terms added later on to their religion for example yoga way of getting moksha etc.. It is believed that starting of Hinduism in an organized manner from Vedic culture. Because at this time the sacred text of Hindus Vedas was originated, implies the first literary evidence of Hinduism gets us in the Vedic period. So it is clear that there is no founder of Hinduism and no specific date of its origin. But there are some core beliefs that can define Hinduism. Let us know them. Core beliefs. Hinduism is not an organized religion as it does not have systematically associated values or commandments. The beliefs of Hinduism are influenced by the local, regional, caste, or community-driven practices. Yet many beliefs can be common in all variations, these are the core beliefs. First, Hindus believe in the concept of Brahman ( Supreme being). Other than the concept of karma, the concept of ‘Soul’ ( Atma), the concept of ‘Reincarnation’ ( Punarjanma), and ‘Moksha’ are part of the central belief system of Hinduism. The concept of Soul ( Atma ), says that all living creatures have souls (Atma) that are a form of God. The concept of Karma in Hinduism is very important it says that the actions of the people determine their present and future life. There are four aims of life in Hinduism, Dharma, Artha, Kama, and Moksha. After attaining salvation, ends the cycle of birth and the soul (Atma) is contained in the ‘supreme soul’. Now this doesn't end here this part of view is known to only a small part of Hinduism ,while most of them in india follow blindly worshipping statues. If you come to south india you will still find many muslims including my family too, using words like atma,karma,etc. These are language and Sanskrit created back then to shape and civilize Indian society. In the end i would conclude we all know every part of world had idol worshipers it's just like Arab pagans and their tribes before Islam. But in India it remained ,it will go away only if politics won't interfere in Giving Dawah of Islam to these idol worshipers.

[@thunderbolt4796]

Etrnl punishment Cannot be dependent on mere beliefs and guesswork! Any person who says I have personal connections with God , I see angels , But no one else can see it ever again! That person should not be taken seriously! Belief just gives a direction, a religious scripture is a book with statements, which needs to be verified & authenticated, like you should be able to verify the existence of god/soul/heaven etc Through direct personal Spiritual Experience, Any religion which denies this possibility is false and disqualified from the very beginning!

[@rajanrkv]

TO SEE GOD I SEE MYSELF

[@suvendukumarnath7941]

You had tried you hard from a thousand year to give us dawah but we had always rejected your dawah ask 6 and 9 year old guru gobind Singh ji sons who rejected ask shambhaji maharajah who rejected

[@pathofseekingknowledge9813]

@@suvendukumarnath7941 yess people blinded by hungry for positions and blind to truth and swims in falsehood are bound to not see the truth ! And u can follow them to sink in deeper, if not then first clear ignorance and learn all religions and ask for guidance from one true creator that brought you into existence in first place not stones and idols !

[@pathofseekingknowledge9813]

@@suvendukumarnath7941 everyone from prophet muhammad pbuh to his companions and 1st generation of muslims are all revert !

[@homtanks7259]

JazakAllahu khairan

[@TharsyanJaderuby]

One thing that you should understand is that Hinduism or Sanatana Dharma is *not a religion* (not a religion in a sense does not follow a particular aspect like monotheism, henotheism, polytheism, etc, or initiated by a single person or /and with a single holy book). It is a diverse culture and an umbrella term for many beliefs, practices, traditions and philosophies. Now about Rama, Hanuman, etc being "gods", they are not "gods". God is a very general word. We call them avataras. Unfortunately many still clinging to the same word and use it to many divine entities. The right words which are correct are "Para Brahman, Ishwara, Baghavan, Paramātma, Purusha and feminine aspects, Ishwari, Baghavati, Prakriti, Adi Shakti, then comes the Devas and Devis, the avataras (incarnation and manifestations), and enlightened beings. Vedas are not even our main scriptures. The vedic philosophy is the foundation of Hinduism (Upanishads and Vedanta). Present Hindu traditions are based on agamic and tantric practices, along with folk and indigenous religions. There are also non vedic scriptures, like (giving my sources based on Tamil Hindu traditions since im a Tamil Hindu) Thirukkural, Devaram, Thirumurai, Divya Pirabhandham, Thiruvaimozhi etc. Even there are agama and tantra, and their scriptures do contradicts with vedas, while do carry some influences from vedas such as the practice of homa. Even in vajrayana Buddhism, the Homa plays a role in their practices. The independent vedic tradition has declined and only a few people follows only the vedas. MAJORITY OF HINDUS DON'T EVEN READ VEDAS. What is we mainly follow is the vedic philosophies, Such as Advaita Vedanta. The closest and most important scripture would be the Baghavat Gita, which is the essence of both vedas and Upanishads. Every deities are different aspects, attributes, manifestations, names and forms of the same source of creation, which we call it Para Brahman. We don't even call Para Brahman as "God". Para Brahman is the universe itself, universal soul, all existence, and consciousness. Depending on which Hindu and which Hindu school of philosophy you ask, they have different perspectives and explanations. "To what is one, sages call it by many names." -Rig Veda Samhita The Hinduism you see in Nepal, can be different in Tamil Nadu, and even in Bali. Different parts of India, and in different parts of Sampradhayas, you'll see there are different "versions" of Hinduism. One must put a deeper study and analysis about Hinduism and understand how complex and diverse this "religion" is. Simply not by an external observation on what we Hindus do, believe and behave. And not just putting a focused attention on the bad side or negative aspects of Hinduism. Not all apples has the same color, taste, size and expiry date. Hope that helps. Hare Krishna 🕊️

[@hibatuadam2777]

Thanks. This was informing

[@----f]

Should be the pinned comment.

[@Dawahpower290]

Jazakallah khairyn

[@mr1go]

Please brother Hijab, can you visually change this format. As in have round table or even videos calls otherwise its you with your drinks which isn't the most professional look.

[@user-zh4xq6ip3d]

There's nothing wrong with this format and he doesn't need to cater to your random demands, if you don't like it go watch something else.

[@WhoEvenFilms]

@@user-zh4xq6ip3d woah calm down. He made a completely fair point, it would be better to have a wider angle. no need to be hostile

[@MO9ALA7]

👍🏼

[@tkurd8472]

Really? All episodes are in this format.

[@DeenNews24]

Completly agree not looks like professional at all.. And better to see other speaker also I

[@redpersiantv]

Remember This Dua Folks Allahumma Innaka ‘Afuwwun Tuhibbul-‘Afwa, Fa’Fu ‘Anni. Ameen Fantastic Series, Hijab!!!👍

[@oneforallah]

what it means brother

[@jigneshchauhan4423]

Fancy a Bacon sandwich 🐷

[@RinzSach]

Should have actually had an ethnic Indian/Hindu on to verify these claims, even if they were non-religious (like me). Krishna is male but is portrayed with softer female characteristics as opposed to Rama who is muscular and strong. Also nobody knows how old the Vedas is exactly but it's older than 1000bc more like about 16-18000 years ago..

[@oneforallah]

female characters yo wtf

[@Brother_Camus]

I'm an Indian Muslim, but I know alot about the Hindu Gods And Goddesses so... the research some of em have done is 😐

[@HawkLad]

Just now lying Hindus. Vedas is no where near 18k years old

[@sakshipriyadarshini3264]

@@HawkLad around 5000 I think

[@HawkLad]

@@sakshipriyadarshini3264 rig Veda is 3500 years old. Easily googled.

[@almurabitun]

Caste system was indeed fluid in the past but around 2000 years ago there was an uprising by Brahmis who were anti ethnic intermarriage and fought against those ethnic groups and Brahmins who were pro mixing and eventually won and helped to start trying to fix Caste system, drive out Bhuddism from India and reconvert people back to Hinduism. Around the time of the Turks and Mongols who brought Islam to India the Hindus started to become very stratified and rigid and Caste system and once the British came they turned it into the hateful version we see today to help with the divide and conquer.

[@snehkhajuria4862]

This session was hillarious. 😊😀 You guys will need atleast 2-3 reincarnations as humans with all the non-human lives in between and that too with all the humbleness after surrendering your childish egos, to understand the true essence of Dharma. 🍷🍸🍹

[@moeb840]

This is just like the Christian saying, "You need the Holy Spirit to understand." Stop being blind and open your mind to Islam instead of using this form of argument from authority

[@snehkhajuria4862]

@@moeb840 Open my mind to what !!! Sex slavery? Secret Polygamous wives? Child sexual abuse? Halala? Wife beating? Non consensual sex with wives and slaves? Looting and Murdering non-believers? Whoever your Momo Jumbo was, he was as close to the Almighty God as Sky is to Sea. 🍸🍷🍹🍸

[@subhankhan7514]

@@snehkhajuria4862 I just want to ask one thing how you know what is right and wrong? what is good and bad? what is moral and immoral? Like if we say 'a' is a cup first we have to know what is a cup So before saying something is wrong or right first I should ask what is wrong or right? We determine good and bad by...... If you say by using logic (by our brain which have limited knowledge) Then what logic what is the basis? 🤔

[@phantommarine29]

@@moeb840you trolling

[@----f]

I've studied Hinduism at university, so it was obvious to me as well that they were more so learning about Hinduism than they were arguing against it. Nevertheless, I commend you for watching their videos, it shows you are open-minded and willing to edify yourself. Regardless, Hinduism in all its manifold forms is not veracious. Most gods in Hinduism are "contingent." To argue that these contingent gods exist is as arbitrary as saying aliens or leprechauns exist. Even if you provide to me some obscure sect or school of Hinduism that posits a necessary existent, their elaborate conception of that necessary existence comes from unfounded sources and/or arguments. I apologize if this was hard to understand. I'm assuming you are familiar with the argument from contingency and how it proves that **something** exists necessarily. You may also be familiar with how teleological arguments can then prove this necessary existence to be a volitional agent rather than an impersonal or inanimate entity. Also the kalam cosmological argument that then prove other privative attributes. These arguments give us a logical basis for what we call God, and so we ascertain whether this God has communicated with us via abduction, or inference to the best explanation. Extensive study after this leads reasonable people to Islam

[@faizanaslammalik-0157]

first rule of hinduism : don't apply law of contradiction ,, because there are lot of contradiction within the scriptures

[@salimdoang5138]

1:00:13 Masha'allah brother yusuf ponder comments on this specific topic, directly connected to surah 14:4

[@saikiranreddy7636]

After watching ur 1 hr video , I conclude that u guys have zero knowledge on Hindhusim, better luck next time , hindhusim is not a book or blind belief,

[@----f]

I've studied Hinduism at university, so it was obvious to me as well that they were more so learning about Hinduism than they were arguing against it. Nevertheless, I commend you for watching their videos, it shows you are open-minded and willing to edify yourself. Regardless, Hinduism in all its manifold forms is not veracious. Most gods in Hinduism are "contingent." To argue that these contingent gods exist is as arbitrary as saying aliens or leprechauns exist. Even if you provide to me some obscure sect or school of Hinduism that posits a necessary existent, their elaborate conception of that necessary existence comes from unfounded sources and/or arguments. I apologize if this was hard to understand. I'm assuming you are familiar with the argument from contingency and how it proves that **something** exists necessarily. You may also be familiar with how teleological arguments can then prove this necessary existence to be a volitional agent rather than an impersonal or inanimate entity. Also the kalam cosmological argument that then prove other privative attributes. These arguments give us a logical basis for what we call God, and so we ascertain whether this God has communicated with us via abduction, or inference to the best explanation. Extensive study after this leads reasonable people to Islam

[@2ARM4170]

Splendid. May Allah bless you. ​@@----f

[@Farhan-ns2kg]

Alhamdulilah im muslim from -Bangladesh

[@Zeczam]

What flavour Capri sun is that

[@musha3462]

I think my great grandfather 6th generation became Muslim Alhamdulillah.. Allah gave him hidayah and I was born a Muslim....

[@mrshrek362]

Adharmi log bhatak jaate hain😅

[@Ahmed-qc1xs]

@@mrshrek362 yes, the unrighteous polytheists go astray from the only true path

[@althea_is_smokin_hot]

Sir a basic difference between hinduism and Abrahmic 3 sibling faiths is that all 3 Abrahmic faiths follow just one human/prophet in each of the 3.Which means these 3 faiths are frozen in time.There is nothing beyond these 3 individuals,what they did and said are the last words of humanity. There is nothing after them as everything is revealed to them in their short lives.

[@rogueninja6927]

there is a big misconception that there are 33 core gods , there are 33 koti

[@SuperBallashotcalla]

had to make cuts for the laughing at the 'gods' lool. and Hijab looking like an Egyptian Eskimo

[@sandeepatutube]

You cannot understand any religion if you want to mock. There is no supreme religion, all religions teach the same basic things. And you just need to know these basics. Reincarnation or jannah all will follow after working towards a honest and loving life.

[@humzanafees9348]

As a Muslim. Educating ourselves and debating isn’t mocking, if Hindus or Christians think it’s mocking then they need to re understand their values

[@aqeeldean686]

Brahman = Brahma + Vishnu(also 10 avatars= phyiscal embodiment of Vishnu) + Shiva. Also have wives. Also there is Shaktism which believes Mahadevi (great goddess) is the supreme being along with her many updates ( Durga Kali Parvati). And then you have Smarti, who being the smarties they are have a pantheon of 5 gods/goddess. Finally you have a remix of whatever version you want and choose and change, tag in and out as you please.

[@asadalam-qd1xw]

It is a liberal religion not like islam Islam is rigid

[@nizampareekutty]

Krishna is a male incarnation. The castes are pretty rigid system. The interchangeability of caste is a prehistoric possibility, not conceivable in the known history. Today its the main reason for discrimination in India.

[@svvdm]

born and Living among the hindus, i can tell you one thing for sure, their actions and behaviour towards Muslims is exactly like the quraysh during our prophet's saw time. as i spend more and more time understanding the history of islam and seerah of our beloved messenger saw it seems to me these hindus are doing today what the quraysh and firaun used to do! and alhamdulillah we have history on our side, we know exactly what to do with these fascist pagans because we have the Qur'an and sunnah as our guide to fight them. i pray to Allah swt, ya allah bring the indian muslims back to your way so they're not so weak against the mushrik. ya allah open the eyes of muslims in india and make them strong on imaan to fend off your enemies and protect your ummah.

[@mystichalaly8083]

Ameen ya rabb

[@nick_ragin]

Na bro, Muslims ruled India but couldn't win their hearts even in 7-800 years and Bristishers nearly 150 years tried their christian evangelism, but they still thriving, not bowed down easily, in fact a lot of knowledge in muslim world propagated from hindu world, for example Aryabhatta, Brahmagupta and Varahmihira having knowledge about positional numerals including zero position for fast calculations. Improvements in Diophantus algebraic solutions, and many trigonometric inventions, list goes on I can't mention every thing, a Turkish invader tried to burn whole seven storey library of Nalanda University in India, and succeeded to an extent, killed monks. I mean god knows what is their objective, are they jealous about the heritage of others, or some possessive obsession about themselves, only they can tell.

[@salmanotaibi320]

In the Islamic domains were invented hygienic ways such as bathing, keeping wounds clean and proper eating habits. In mathematics were invented algebra (al-jabir), statistics, algorithms (named after al Kwarismy) advances in naked eye astronomy. Ibn al Hytham discovered that light came -into- the eye rather than being beamed out of the eye (as the Greeks believed). In the Islamic domains were preserved the works of the Greek philosophers and a good deal of Aristotle's works were preserved from loss. This were later re-imported to Europe during the late Middle Ages.

[@salmanotaibi320]

Arab mathematicians took the geometric trigonometry (trigonometric identities derived from geometric drawings) of the Greeks, and added the mathematical sophistication and superior numbering system of Hindu mathematics, to create a trigonometry that very much resembles that of today. By doing this, they helped to create one of the most useful branches of mathematics. Since the time of Abu al-Wafa, trigonometry has become essential to virtually all the sciences and applied sciences. Consider these examples: 1) The motion of rotating objects is usually described in terms using trigonometric functions. Engineering designs that involve rotating pieces (including wheels, camshafts, gears, motors, and fans), depend on trigonometry. 2) The motion of objects moving cyclically, such as pendulums, bridges swaying in a strong wind, and buildings oscillating after an earthquake is described using trigonometric functions. In fact, any periodic or oscillatory action can be described using trigonometry, including electrical equipment that uses oscillating electric fields, electronics, and the orbits of spacecraft. 3) Trigonometric functions also underlie much of physics, including quantum physics. These functions help describe phenomena ranging from probability functions that describe electron orbitals around an atom to the rotation of galaxies. The technology, sciences, and mathematics upon which industrialized societies depend are based on trigonometry. Abu al-Wafa and his fellow Arab mathematicians and scientists could not have imagined how their work would someday be applied, but their discoveries are an indispensable part of our modern society. By this i don't disagree with Indian achievements... But to say that they(Arabs) imported Indian works is totally wrong and dumb... Bcoz they contributed not copied... Okay?

[@salmanotaibi320]

And the destroyer of Nalanda, University, renowned Buddhist sanctity was under Delhi Sultanate... And there's no difference in your statement to it... What was done was WRONG given this context! Like you said, only they know the objective! And the fact India was under colonial rule for 1300 years doesn't have relation with religious context... Easily if you say by force during just 50 years then there would be no other religions left... Have you heard of genocide? Holocaust? 60 million Jews killed mercilessly... Happened within what era? What duration? And your comment is in no relevance here... We didn't State there must be muslim rule to help muslims... But to protect minorities... If not done, we ask for guidance and to defend ourselves against attack... And know this that the fact 280 million muslims in India are not just imported but converted... Don't excuse by forced conversions... One who's forced to do so is not muslim in 1st place... My forefathers were Hindus... I'm a living example...

[@captainabez7086]

Kalki awtar can be imam mahdi if we are in kaluaga stage

[@fardeen2527]

@Rohaan Iqbal give examples

[@pathofseekingknowledge9813]

Masha'Allah, is a nice lecture and much needed in these times but Sadly there are only a few Hindus who are really into these kinds of open talks and understanding each other, instead of following their father's. And i am sure many can agree to me on this. I am from south India🇮🇳 again thanks my brother ❤️

[@whitedragon7436]

Exactly. They don't even want to talk about it as they are so deeply fed Islamophobia. Brainwashed completely by Godi media. The left and liberals do talk in favour of us Muslims many times but they stop when they realise Islam is against feminism, LGBTQ+ etc etc

[@thunderbolt4796]

Etrnl punishment Cannot be dependent on mere beliefs and guesswork! Any person who says I have personal connections with God , I see angels , But no one else can see it ever again! That person should not be taken seriously! Belief just gives a direction, a religious scripture is a book with statements, which needs to be verified & authenticated, like you should be able to verify the existence of god/soul/heaven etc Through direct personal Spiritual Experience, Any religion which denies this possibility is false and disqualified from the very beginning!

[@pathofseekingknowledge9813]

@@thunderbolt4796 bro what do you want to say ? And how is this relevant reply to my comment 😄🙆🏻‍♂️👀

[@thunderbolt4796]

@@pathofseekingknowledge9813 This is our position as "Non Muslim spiritual people " we are Hindus! This is our benchmark and standard

[@pathofseekingknowledge9813]

@@thunderbolt4796 arey bhaii kihana kya chatey ho 👀

[@thejeshshivakumaraswamy12]

Clearly, all the speakers including @MohammedHijab are talking with very minimal knowledge. This is nothing but a distorted discussion which misleads people. Kindly, make videos with some basic research.

[@aryanraina1076]

Agree 100% with you this is misleading

[@----f]

You're right. I've studied Hinduism at university, so it was obvious to me as well that they were more so learning about Hinduism than they were arguing against it. Nevertheless, I commend you for watching their videos, it shows you are open-minded and willing to edify yourself. Regardless, Hinduism in all its manifold forms is not veracious. Most gods in Hinduism are "contingent." To argue that these contingent gods exist is as arbitrary as saying aliens or leprechauns exist. Even if you provide to me some obscure sect or school of Hinduism that posits a necessary existent, their elaborate conception of that necessary existence comes from unfounded sources and/or arguments. I apologize if this was hard to understand. I'm assuming you are familiar with the argument from contingency and how it proves that **something** exists necessarily. You may also be familiar with how teleological arguments can then prove this necessary existence to be a volitional agent rather than an impersonal or inanimate entity. Also the kalam cosmological argument that then prove other privative attributes. These arguments give us a logical basis for what we call God, and so we ascertain whether this God has communicated with us via abduction, or inference to the best explanation. Extensive study after this leads reasonable people to Islam

[@whitedragon7436]

Assalamualaikum Brother Hijab PLEASE DO NOT TAKE THIS LIGHTLY. We need you guys to expand your reach here. But with absolutely proper knowledge. Like 100%. To counter them in a perfect manner. I think Muslim scholars like you needs to learn more and more about Hinduism (Sanatan Dharma) deeply so that you can bring the Dawah to Hindu viewers as well. It's the dire need. People like Sadguru and many others are deceiving people left, right and centre. Sadguru speaks wrong about Islam and Muslims as well. He is a conman who has many followers everywhere and is expanding his reach in west as well. So please refute his videos about Islam and debate these fraudsters. In west, people are civilised and they do debates in a good way (obviously there are exceptions such as CP and many others) but Indian Hindus too- you will hardly find any. Especially because of the rampant Islamophobia here. The government too here is anti-Islamic. Ofcourse you need to look deep into Hindutva as well which is their extremist political ideology.

[@nopenot1310]

lel cope cap-boy

[@accountforscienceandmathem3333]

He'll end up being a hindu if he studies Hinduism properly About Sadhguru, I agree most of his videos doesn't make any sense and he himself has said that he hasn't read any scriptures (hindu scriptures too) so don't think he represents Hinduism, a similar belief sure but not Hinduism

[@haqnawazlone02]

1:02:02 1:04:00

[@mitchjames9350]

Hijab you should talk to a KZbinr called Dharma Speaks who is very highly knowledgeable on Hinduism.

[@yadurajdas532]

Please get the books of AC Bhakti Vedanta Swami

[@----f]

I've got his books, my friend. Krishna is contingent, so his existence is as arbitrary as Zeus. If you question your beliefs and start from scratch, you'll realize how hard it is to believe in the truthfulness of ISKCON and all of the world religions except Islam. Now since you've recommended some books allow me to recommend the Quran and The Divine Reality by Hamza Andreas Tzortsiz 😊 Good luck!

[@yadurajdas532]

@@----f I appreciate the goodwill of your advice. I have got the book and read it well. I like hamza… The arguments given in all the a abrahamic religions for the existence of God were all compiled 5 thousand years ago in the Bhagavad Gita and Shrimad Bhagavatam. And there are more unknown in the western world. Unfortunately due to sectarianism and religious chauvinism this knowledge has been missed. If you got the books, I will invite you to read them carefully with an open mind. God, is in the heart of every living entity. And has unlimited compassion for the condition souls. If that is true, it fallows that God has always revealed knowledge about himself, and therefore neither Islam or Christianity are the only means by which to achieved pure devotion to God.

[@----f]

@@yadurajdas532 Really? Please do share where the arguments in the Bhagavad Gita the arguments are present, I have A.C Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabupadha's Bhagavad Gita As It Is. I'm curious! Unfortunately, despite the wisdom of the Gita and yogis/sages/avatars, the god they propose is a contingent being. My friend, do you know about contingency? It's very well explained in The Divine Reality, it's based on logic and reason: limited and dependent things, possible existences, conceivably different things, etc.

[@----f]

@@yadurajdas532 You are right, God has always revealed knowledge about Himself. As Muslims we believe every nation and people were sent a messenger.

[@freeman7983]

masha ALLAH

[@bharathramdas]

In this whole group of people who are talking...none of them know Hinduism in depth and they are discussing in length with their own misconceptions of Hinduism without talking to a person from Hinduism Actually ...none of you can understand Hinduism because it's not a religion... It's Sanatana Dharma In Sanatana Dharma... You seek God rather than believing something because some guy told you or a book said so... So when someone from another Empire came to India...they did not know how to categorize us ...because we were all seekers and we would have our own interpretation of God because ...in our Dharma ...devotion is between the devotee and the divine...no one need to tell us how to connect with him ...we will connect with the divine in our own way... So they branded us "Hindus" just because they couldn't grasp this concept... That's why there are so many books about the divine in our country because we are seekers and we respect all points of views... We do not condemn anyone for their view point and say "Only our way is right and everyone should convert to it". And don't say "Hinduism was then corrupted because of idol worship"... We agree on every way in which you can be closer to God... If you think Islam is the way ...then good for you... Because it's a relationship between you and the divine but don't force everyone to do the same... what's this impulsive need you guys have to accept your way of worship!" Let an individual person decide how he or she wants to bond with God than you forcing them into it.

[@naeem5762]

Lots of seekers who are misguided - without the divine teaching. If you accept there is a creator it makes sense he would choose a way of life (deen) that is pleasing to him for his creation.

[@bharathramdas]

@@naeem5762 Who are you to tell someone is misguided? If your God wanted to all of us to worship him and none except him...then why can't he just program only his/her name in all of our minds as soon as we are born? ...we don't know or remember anything when we are born right? If your God is so powerful and wants all of us to pray and worship him ...then why not program it in our brain rather than sending down a book. Just like how a phone comes pre installed with it's Operating System (OS)....same way when we are born itself ...he can imprint in our brain that "Allah is the god" etc Isn't that a more efficient way of dealing things than writing a book? He didn't program us...did he? ....why? Because he/she wants us to be thinking on our own way and our own paths!!! Who are you to tell our path is wrong and yours is right? Go on your path and we will go on with ours...no need to convert, Bomb, shoot, kill and call people who are travelling in another spiritual path "Kafirs" We never said your path is wrong...do as you wish ...but don't tell us what to do!!

[@shashankshekhar3562]

​@@naeem5762 If the "creator" is the one who chooses your way of life then one could also say that you don't have any autonomy over yours. If the creator already wanted to set you on just one path he would have not have given you the free will you have today.

[@naeem5762]

@@shashankshekhar3562 you have free will to choose your way. You have a brain to think with? You think the creator didn't give it to you to reason with? Ultimately if you continue to ignore the signs and the truth you conceal you'll not receive guidance and up far and astray

[@shashankshekhar3562]

@@naeem5762 Exactly my point. So, if a "creator" has given me free will and a brain to process life choices, it would be pretty contradictory if the same being proclaimed that there was only one way of living(deen) for all of it's creation. If it was a suggestion rather than commandment it would have been understandable but as we see in most abrahmic religions it's the latter. I hope you were able to see the reasoning in this.

[@TravelIndia1947]

There only 3 main gods lord Brahma,lord Vishnu,Lord Shiva other’s are avatar’s

[@Fahad-gf1wx]

Bro add few more cameras

[@Sweety-ut8zw]

Or just move the camera back so we get the whole view

[@hibatuadam2777]

No.its better this way

[@mitchjames9350]

Than after he has done that he should add some more, maybe a green screen in the back.

[@RynneFdin]

What are the differences between Hinduism in India and Bali?

[@FaisalKhan-iw6tw]

Bro i am an Indian Muslim and let me tell you these Hindu brothers are really far gone. One problem with them is they have a lot of books and I mean a lot. But the thing is you must be thinking if there are a lot of books we can read them and find common grounds or understand the difference/divergence. But no they don't know/follow their books. Whether you show something from their books or show its opposite it doesn't bother them much. Which leads me to the second problem. THEY ARE COMPLETELY FINE WITH CONTRADICTIONS. They could hold many opposite views at the same time. For instance they would say There is only one God. And then say Ram is God and Laxman is God and Hanuman is the devotee of Ram and they both are God. They have songs along the line of if you wanna make Hanuman God happy you need to make Ram happy. (Hanuman being a devotee of Ram) . But still there is one God. Which leads to my third point ... Btw did I say there is one God. No there is 33 crore God and many fight each other. Religion changes every 400 km. North follow different than South. East is different than west. "WE ARE READY TO WORSHIP YOUR GOD DO WHY CAN'T YOU WORSHIP OURS" is a legitimate criticism in their minds. They don't understand the basics laws of thought. Coming back to books. Their most important book is Vedas but they don't worship the God/Gods of Vedas. They don't follow it. All they have is a culture in which they grow up. They follow the leader/guru of that culture. That is their God. Cricketer Sachin Tendulkar is God. Prime minister is God. They are really deluded. If you read this you must be thinking they are not at all smart. But know they could be doctors and engineers and mathematicians but when it comes to religion contradiction and absurdity is baked deep into religion. I have seen people who believe ram as a God and say from the sincerest of their hearts they are atheists at the same time. I have little hope for them. These are my people and i love them. I hate their shirk but i love them as they are my people but they are completely deluded and i fear the punishment of fire for them. I know people who have said they think islam is true, it is also a religion and they think it is also from God. Everyone take their own paths and this is the path muslims take. And they are the same people who hated islam from the bottom of their hearts.. The sad part about this is not that they are hypocrite but that they sincerely hold both the view at the same time. I don't know how. May Allah (swt) guide them and us

[@190mohammedyasin6]

Yep as I had discussions with Hindus in my college this what I realised too . None or at least most of them are not at the same page have beliefs that Change person depending on their family and region they are from etc . In my college there are north , south , east and west (west is rare) . So when I try to give them dawah when I get the chance I avoid talking about their religion (as u also mentioned I also one friend he believes and Krishna and hanuman but when I try to go a little bit in depth about them he will say he is atheist or whenever he does something that isn’t in their Vedas or upanishads he will say he is atheist and says he believes in science more , and one of the times when he said that there were also other friends then some supported him and some objected him and they started among each other , it was at this point I realised they don’t know their own scriptures and neither did they care about it that much as they make various excuses about why they don’t read their scriptures , so whenever I get a chance to give dawah I don’t talk about their religion , I just talk about islam ) and tell from an Islamic perspective .

[@svvdm]

to be totally honest with you given the population pool of india its not that surprising they have doctors engineers what not, plus you do know indian kids are shoved into a sheep factory where they spend their entire childhood just studying science at school and its just a polished supply chain of pumping out doctors and engineers. but when you actually look at their skills mere 30% of them are actually good enough to deserve the degree..

[@kingsentertainment786]

True, they often sweep their books under the bus. They are not concerned about theology or something. I believe rather it's the Indian culture they follow instead of a religion. They don't hold fix beliefs.

[@kingsentertainment786]

There exactly two opposite ends of Hindus. One are extremely islamophobic and other end is extremely islamophile to the point that they even visit Masjids, Pirs and Sufi Shrines to get blessings. I see daily dozens to Hindus come to a nearby Sufi Pir to get fatiha recited on them and their babies.

[@zaeemAtif]

That's a legit thread u wrote. I think this might never change too. You can't rationalise with someone who is deluded

[@royandrews4980]

When I was working in Kuwait in 1982 someone told me it was Devali so I wished this Hindu, Mr.Nair and he said I'm from Kerala, devali is an North Indian festival. Then he said do you know the myth behind Devali ? Then he went on to tell me there was a Hindu god named Rama who was no good in bed so his wife Sita eloped with another man and went off to Ceylon and Rama was very sad then a monkey called Hanuman came out of the woods and told Raman I'll get her back for you, and Hanuman went down to the Southern most part of South India and when he jumped he farted and fire and sound came out of the monkey's arse. In South India the world fore fart is"Wali" fire is "Thee" therefore Fire Fart (Thee Wali) North Indians cannot say the letter T so it came D That is why they celebrate with fire works in honour of the fire and sound that came out the monkeys arse. I was told he was pulling my leg so I asked him if he was Hindu he said "Hindu by birth Markist by convection.

[@stokism2353]

You better call some one who understand sanskrit ,all tell lies or don't understand any thing ..and hinduism believe multi verse not single universe..and blue is made for kid version they are not blue and also krishna is male not female..

[@bhrrrr1741]

If you do not know know about certain philosophies then it's better to not say anything and try to defame it.

[@TravelIndia1947]

Not incarnation they are avatars

[@md_rofique]

In Bengal Hindus are called "Malauns"

[@aniketaman6360]

Md hijab really don't know anything. Firstly bring some hindu scholars which can tell u about each and everything

[@addykhan2097]

bro i got a migrane

[@almurabitun]

Krishna was male and he was dark brown skin

[@HawkLad]

audio trash unfortunately

[@fgtrhwu2]

So just to add a few things. The Hindus generally follow one of 3 philosophies, there are more. By asking what a Hindu believes, you can somewhat figure out which of these that they follow. First is called Adaita Vedanta. Essentially this is monism. This school of thought was founded by Adi Shankara. This school is where you get the whole everything is god. The car is god, I am god, you are god, the idols are god and so on. According to this we are all seeing an illusion and everything we see is not real. That is why it's important to return to what is real and this is how they see moksya. Second is called Vishvadaita Vedanta. This is basically panetheism. This school was founded by Ramanujam. Here is where you will see that not everything is god but the idea is that we are all living within god. Think of it like the human body, where everything is part of the body but each organ like the heart,lungs etc have their own separate function. Moksya here is the same as Adaita school, which is to be one with god. Third is called Dvaita Vedanta. This is monotheism. This school was founded by Madhva. You will find the usual belief of many monotheistic religions here. God is a personal being, he is separate from creation. This school is probably the most Abrahamic like school. Moksya has been interpreted as the person in the video says, literal union with god but it is also been translated as absolute bliss, so maybe it could be a heaven sort of existence.

[@shahid8545]

I'm nauseated just trying to understand this foolery

[@fgtrhwu2]

@@shahid8545 Those 3 can be looked as the diff mazhab.

[@pathofseekingknowledge9813]

@@fgtrhwu2 no lol , mazhab is justice and legal school of thoughts , all mazhab don't differ each other when it comes to anything about Allah, or prophet muhammad pbuh. You can't compare to Islam, while Hinduism is not only what you said , because i personally am from South India and i have seen , most Hindus don't even know what you just said , they follow their father's in worshipping whatever they where worshipping. While only some educated sect of people take deep study in all these, rest are following blindly ,

[@fgtrhwu2]

@@pathofseekingknowledge9813 Actually there are laws that are attached to those schools of thought. I used the term mazhab just for the sake of understanding, I know not everything is similar. Yes I know many don't follow and some even follow a hybrid version of everything but my point was that it exist. And depending on what a Hindu believes, you can somewhat summarize which school they are following.

[@pathofseekingknowledge9813]

@@fgtrhwu2 you can't actually compare both , it's like comparing ship to spaceship both are different 😄. Hinduism is something they say is united in today's world, but actually the only unity that is possible to represent Hinduism is all worship idols or something that is of creation, polytheism, which comes to very reason why Islam came that is to convey the truth and stop polytheism and lies that people have invented against God ! Even before Islam in middle East Arabs used to worship idols, even in the holiest city of Mecca people had kept idols in Kaba, but after prophet muhammad pbuh and the light and message of Islam everything got unified, polytheism was destroyed completely ,but again today some people are slowly returning to Idolatry, which was prophesied by prophet muhammad pbuh, with this makes another prophecy coming true ! And don't confuse yourself by saying all abrahmic religions are one, even though they are one the message. But the way people worship that is chirstians and jews, is exactly like how polytheists worship so we can add them under Hinduism umbrella , while ISLAM on other hand is completely different, we don't pray for worldly benefits five times a day , we pray Salah just for the fact the we are breathing and in existence ,just showing gratitude to one true God we call Allah , the name Allah itself is very profound and unique !

[@kingsentertainment786]

There exactly two opposite ends of Hindus. One are extremely islamophobic and other end is extremely islamophile to the point that they even visit Masjids, Pirs and Sufi Shrines to get blessings. I see daily dozens of Hindus come to a nearby Sufi Pir to get fatiha recited on them and their babies.

[@captainabez7086]

Kalki awtar can be imam mahdi in kaluaga stage

[@tauseefanwardo]

Krishna is not female god of Hindus, Krishna is male god of Hindus

[@thecardtrickstudent3870]

What prevents hindus from discriminating a diasbled human being, knowing that they must've done something bad in their last life ?51:41 Well, the answer is simple here. How hindus think the a person became disabled has nothing to do with what their scriptures will directly tell them to do with such people, i.e., the scriptures tell that they can't discriminite the poor, the underprivileged, the weak, the disabled because if they do, they will become like that themselves in their next life. The scriptures, in the other hand, promote helping such people through donations and other ways to obtain positive points.

[@qazitasawur]

Everything they believe in can be traced back to the era of Hazrat Idrees AS. Book of Enoch gives a glimpse into it.

[@TopStrikerMaverick]

The Capri Sun tho😂😂

[@Dawahpower290]

Or do one on Hindu nationalism at least

[@mystichalaly8083]

Do we discuss the origins of polytheism according to Islam. It's the most logical answer I've found so far.

[@yassroa]

what a mosquito with a good moral that it doesn't suck your blood and die from starvation will turn to be? maybe a dragon fly with a good moral that it doesn't eat mosquito and die from starvation , then it turn to what? What The what is that.

[@Western.war_editz]

☪️🤲🏽

[@yadurajdas532]

It’s amazing how much disinformation there is about vaishnavism, I will suggest to please study the Bhagavatam and Bhagavad Gita

[@SahilSahil-c3i]

Hi allah. You aren't Londoniyyah. I'm sure you are Londiniyyah.

[@faizanaslammalik-0157]

i am no expert in hinduism ,, but what i have seen till now that krishna is not a female figure he is male

[@contnuum1607]

Animals do not have moral agency. Souls undergo karma automatically progressively through several lifetimes as non-human life form, until their bad karma is depleted and ascend to human life again. The usual argument against reincarnation is "lack of empathy" or "hatred". This is all personal opinion. Just because some person feels ack of empathy or hatred, it does not void reincarnation. This is a personal problem of the person developing such thoughts leading to his own karma. One who understand reincarnation properly will develop empathy and compassion to such people, if they deserve it. Vedic varna system is a benevolent hierarchy. Not every hierarchy is necessarily evil. No matter how much you try you cannot erase hierarchy that exists all over the world among humans or even animals. Every soul or human is different. When there is differences among human beings, someone is superior and someone is inferior. This is natural. Thus, hierarchy is natural. On the other hand, religions which apparently teach equality are obviously false.

[@thecardtrickstudent3870]

Reincarnation question on animal hierarchy 43:50 There is no hierarchy. The human being becomes that what its actions signify. For example: 1) if the human most of the time remembers his pet, which is a dog, 2) likes to often shout at people, etc, he could become a dog in his next life. 3) has multiple sex partners, could become a dog There are many factors probably. And these factors are not described, for they are too complex; we perform actions every second (the act is performed by thought/mind) and the algorithm set in place by God evaluates all of the acts and then through regression (statistical method), a life form is selected for its next life in the cycle of reincarnation.

[@Infinitenothingness180]

Really poor quality research and discussion . A lot of it was incorrect , misunderstood or confused .

[@----f]

I've studied Hinduism at university, so it was obvious to me as well that they were more so learning about Hinduism than they were arguing against it. Nevertheless, I commend you for watching their videos, it shows you are open-minded and willing to edify yourself. Regardless, Hinduism in all its manifold forms is not veracious. Most gods in Hinduism are "contingent." To argue that these contingent gods exist is as arbitrary as saying aliens or leprechauns exist. Even if you provide to me some obscure sect or school of Hinduism that posits a necessary existent, their elaborate conception of that necessary existence comes from unfounded sources and/or arguments. I apologize if this was hard to understand. I'm assuming you are familiar with the argument from contingency and how it proves that **something** exists necessarily. You may also be familiar with how teleological arguments can then prove this necessary existence to be a volitional agent rather than an impersonal or inanimate entity. Also the kalam cosmological argument that then prove other privative attributes. These arguments give us a logical basis for what we call God, and so we ascertain whether this God has communicated with us via abduction, or inference to the best explanation. Extensive study after this leads reasonable people to Islam

[@Infinitenothingness180]

​@@----f Since you have "studied Hinduism" , I would assume that you have read all texts ( the 4 vedas, the 4 upanishads, Itihasas, all major Puranas , other shastras and sutras and several others) multiple times and through a process of contemplation , intense sadhana and dialogue have iteratively filtered your understanding of it. It may have taken you a few lifetimes to do so , however only to realise that you have become a 'hindu' in the process. And maybe having accumulated some good karma , you are now ready to achieve 'moksha' as well :). The reality of the matter is that the " Sanatana Dharma" cannot be studied as an outsider with any objective framework, Islamic or anything else. You could spend the next 1000 years trying to do it , but you will not have even started out if you try to go about it that way. This is separate ontological reality, where the subject is at the center of all knowledge, perception and experience. There were more than a few misunderstandings in your later statements , which I do not want to get into. All I want to say is that whatever you call 'Hinduism' is not a codified religion like Islam or Christianity , but rather a geographical area that has shared history, culture and overlapping philosophies. The Indian Subcontinent through the ages has been a culture of open dialogues , debates and seeking about the "One Truth" . We are very appreciative of these subtle differences and very accepting of the other paths that lead to the one truth. I do understand the Kalam cosmological argument and its centrality to the islamic claim, however it is completely redundant and unnecessary in our ontological reality. I would NOT like to comment further on this topic or on the thread , because my intention is neither to change your mind nor to correct your misconceptions. You as an individual are free to hold your views , which may not comply with mine and I think it is only reasonable that you reciprocate. Thank you for being part of my journey !

[@adamlabnaki9216]

Proofs of Muhammad (Pbuh) within other World Scriptures e.g; Hinduism etc, can also be used as proof when speaking to Christians and Jews, if Christians and Jews choose to interpret their scriptures to mean that Muhammad is not in their books we can say that Muhammad (pubh) is mentioned in a scripture that is a lot more older than the Old Testament that is the Vedas and other Hindu sources. "People of the book" seriously need to ask themselves, 'how on earth are there unequivocal, unambiguous clear prophecies of the Final Prophet Muhammad within the Hindu Scriptures..and would have to admit that he must be mentioned also within the Old and New Testament and attempts were made to hide that fact. Having said all this we are to be tolerant and loving to all the world religions and people on they're quest of truth, 'lest they in turn abuse, Allah'.

[@Jordannn999]

That's what our ancestors planned against us.. corrupt the holy scriptures of other religions and convert them to Islam.... Ok if u believe that our gods are fake and we are worshipping the wrong god then let us do that we have our beliefs. And if u tried to corrupt our holy scriptures or come near to us to convert us..be ready to see ur head on roads

[@rickybaksh]

Krishna is male instead of female

[@waqasahmed-nf3on]

Brother hijab, you guys should translate videos of moulana' jarjis Ansari' about Hinduism and prophet Muhammad pbuh in Hinduism... You will be amazed to see the details which hindu books give about prophet Muhammad pbuh.

[@vaibhavchavan3346]

Take any nice hindu debetar your debate

[@MODEST500]

krishna is male not female. he is not blue skinned but dark skinned not black skinned. eutral black , hindus paint them as Blue skinned etc he is seen as a avatar or reincarnation of Vishnu. same for RAM

[@whitedragon7436]

And they also believe Vishnu and Parvati can become 1...like, 2 in 1. Which is more like in line with transgender. It's just baffling how vast their philosophy is. Once you go in you will realise contradictions, contradictions and contradictions.

[@TharsyanJaderuby]

@@whitedragon7436 By that you should understand that why we Hindus don't call Hinduism as a religion, but an umbrella term for many beliefs, practices, traditions, and philosophies. It's not a (Abrahamic) monotheistic religion like Islam or Christianity. It's a pluralistic and diversed tradition.

[@yazenbuklau]

I wish this discussion were just a tab bit more respectful 44:40 xD

[@fatimanura6359]

Shiva and krishna are male not female

[@jazzstyles1246]

Is that even a religion? Bcz they are allowed to believe from crores of God to no God at all. Even there is nothing in their religion which is obligatory.

[@TharsyanJaderuby]

No. It's not even a religion. It's an umbrella term for many beliefs, practices, traditions and philosophies. It's a pluralistic tradition. We worship the source of creation, which we call it Para Brahman, by many names, aspects, attributes, manifestations, and forms.

[@varunkumar-qq6mh]

hinduism is not an organised religion rather it can be describe as a philosophy and way of life, hindu texts are about guiding people to live moral lives (dharma); not commandments or instructions with punishments for non compliance.

[@yesufabdulhakim9326]

Muslims could never understand hinduisim or budhisim …here is why * i saw my lord with the eye of my heart an i asked who are you he replied you* that was a quote from mansur al hallaj a persian sufi scholar and poet who lived in ten century …now if that quote was utterd by a hindu monk or a budhist lama he would be considerd an enlighten being or atleast a very wise person and people would flok to this person to learn from him…but do you know what actually happend to al hallaj…he was charged with blasphemy for uttering those words and put to death in the most horrific way possible…he was literally cut in half by his fellow *muslim brothers * so yeah… whats considerd the ultimate truth in hinduisim and budhisim could get you killed …that is why muslim will never understan these concepts

[@__Man__]

That's why polytheism is cursed by Allah and we as human have a duty to dеstrоу all kinds of polytheism. It's the antithesis of tawheed

[@humzanafees9348]

That’s why it never works. Look at how Indians live their lives. They live their lives by hate and prejudice towards minorities, their caste system has forced millions of Indians to leave the country. It should be abolished

[@ddsharma9793]

You are the 1st muslim who has said the ultimate truth 🙏🙏👍👍👍

[@humzanafees9348]

@@ddsharma9793 he’s saying that if you can’t understand it then your religion is just an error 🤣

[@DrShuaibMushtaq]

It would have been monotheistic religion initially. It got corrupted like Christianity

[@rikzrk453]

A good life of an animal is doing their dharma. Doesent a worm nourish the soil that benefits us all.

[@humzanafees9348]

I’m assuming good deeds right? Because as Muslims we believe animals are judged By Allah for the deeds they made.

[@SahilSahil-c3i]

​@@humzanafees9348 there is no allah except Repist rasool allah.

[@Ivan-go8yk]

1:25:26 the cow has the most ammunition 🤣🤣🤣🤣 💀

[@bajoo]

Mohammed hijab and other dawah channels - Please do an expose on the HSS and the hidden Hindu extremism in the west and around the world. The HSS is the overseas affiliate of the fascist Hindu extremist group, the RSS, which is based on the European fascism of Hitler and Mussolini. The HSS has offices in the UK, US and around the world. It pretends to be a charitable organisation but provides funding and support to extremist hindus in India and operates as a grooming tool to radicalise hindus living outside of India.

[@AM-jx3zf]

:'D cry more bro

[@bajoo]

@@AM-jx3zf 😭