Comments on: Quora question: Why is Dr Zakir Naik labeled as anti Hindu?

By: Chetram Sharma

Chetram Sharma — Thu, 15 Nov 2018 03:57:34 +0000

Like fragrance, TRUTH is absolute and doesn’t require any explainatory relativity, for it is natural and just. Anything having something to do with the TRUTH, doesn’t have any relation or connection with negativity like cruelties, inhumanity. Vise versa an ideology which is based on and supports suppression, cruelties, compulsion has got nothing to do with the TRUTH. And best examples are ideology of Islam and that of Christianity as well. Both of these ideology are marely dictative thoughts and can’t be called as a DHARAM.

By: AMITABH

AMITABH — Wed, 14 Nov 2018 15:09:03 +0000

Islam is a destroying force.That is the reason you find Jihaad, Taqayya, halal, halala, Talaq, Mullah, Madarsa etc like negative terminologies prominently practised.
Muslims have almost finished or trying to finish people from other faiths, wherever, they are in majority. Most Muslims don’t want to to stay in Muslim countries and they want to move to Europe and America like places. At one place they hate Kaaffirs and at another, they try to take all kind of help from them. Jaakir Naik has further damaged the Islam, by bringing further bad names to it.

By: Surya, USA

Surya, USA — Tue, 14 Aug 2018 22:46:13 +0000

Zakir Naik has an agenda of converting the poor and vulnerable hindus to Islam with loads of funds coming from Saudi Arabia. His son has been studying Islam in Saudi. Zakir Naik is a fugitive avoiding the charges of fraudulent economic activity and has taken Malaysia citizenship. He is a militant who never condemned ISIS or Lashkare Toiba even when asked. So he is both Anti hindu and Anti Indian.

Both muslims and Christians strongly believe in the “fact” that if someone who doesn’t believe in their respective faiths that person will end up in eternal hellfire. Hinduism, on the other hand, has eliminated the prospect of ANYONE ending up in hell. Hindus declared there is no permanent hell out there. Hindus believe in Karma SIddhanta. And karma siddhanta applies to all sentient beings uniformly.

By: MW

MW — Wed, 08 Aug 2018 06:04:49 +0000

In reply to Pam Ho.

My main problem with the Christian doctrine is that it claims it alone is true and all must follow it if they don’t want to end up in hell.
Of course this is not true.

By: Pam Ho

Pam Ho — Wed, 08 Aug 2018 03:29:36 +0000

In reply to MW.

Hi, I am also talking about the doctrines. Still, Christianity is not a doctrine per se, it is an umbrella term for a variety of doctrines with a wide range of views on the interpretation of the Christian scripture. I know you know this as an ex-Christian, my point is just a matter of semantics and not disagreeing with your point. 🙂

By: MW

MW — Mon, 06 Aug 2018 04:13:11 +0000

In reply to Pam Ho.

Of course I don’t mean that all Christians and Muslims believe what their doctrine contains. I talk about the doctrines. After the Pope’s comment about atheists, next day the Vatican spokesman “corrected” him, that according to the Christian doctrine only Christians can be saved or redeemed, don’t remember the exact term.

By: Pam Ho

Pam Ho — Sun, 05 Aug 2018 22:44:34 +0000

Maria, I am a fan and a fellow follower of Vedanta, but your answer is too generalized and therefore can incite the exact thing you want to rectify. Not all Christians or Muslims believe the same things as the most fundamentalist among them. In your essay you say Christians believe it is only through Jesus that God is attained. Many or most Christians do not believe that Jesus is the only way, even the Pope disagreed with that view. There are many Christian traditions which are within the “Universalist” or believe in similar precepts of those traditions in that they believe or teach similar to most Hindus that “all paths are legitimate paths to God.” There are Muslims like that as well, although less in number outside the more secular among them.

By: DR.Shriharsha Sharma

DR.Shriharsha Sharma — Sat, 04 Aug 2018 16:31:00 +0000

Dear Maria,
This is the most fitting answer to the question raised by many.Hindu leaders in particular and Hindus in general are ignorant about Hinduism and problems Hindus are facing because of lack of knowledge about other religions.
Hindu children as well as Hindu parents are orphan as far as teaching of Hinduism is concerned because os secularism in India so no teaching of Hinduism in schools.
You are source of light for all Hindus and they must demand for teaching of Hinduism in schools so that they can stand tall to defend their faith.

By: Vijai Singh

Vijai Singh — Sat, 04 Aug 2018 14:30:11 +0000

Hindus themselves are completely lost to the truth of the Vedas, which leaves them incapable of challenging the Abrahamic religions.

We have to go back to the period of the Vedic renaissance.
All the religions of the world are desperately divided into many sects or denominations. There has never been any serious debate within them, except for Hinduism, to even clarify which one holds the true interpretation of their holy books.
It was the period between 1873 to 1883 in India, Hinduism led by Maharishi Swami Dayanand Saraswati undertook the task of such a debate. Every sect of Hinduism was involved and in the end, even though the process was very heated and painful, it was the society (Samaj) of the Aryas emerged to hold the true interpretation of the Vedas.

It was then the right time also to challenge all the other religions as to which one is the one true of the world. Since it laid stress on good reasoning, science and most important of all, the full understanding of the functions of natural laws, it brought down not only all false dogmas but also Darwin’s theory of evolution.
http://www.vjsingh.info/book3.html

By: Sagar

Sagar — Sat, 21 Jul 2018 23:50:26 +0000