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nahin i dont think so....
the God of Kaaba was never under influence of gaanja and neither did He have a wife and kid....
and He is omnipotent....
or r u suggesting shiva was an arab????
islam adopted practises of jewish,hindu and chritinity and molded
to fit arab society.
^ rvikz, where did islam come in? We're talkin about hinduism..
Queerio,,
1,did krishna marry them?
2,is there a cow god? if yes, what is it called?
3,so there are no rules in hinduism? at all?
MQ, the elephant god is called gyanesh, i think.
some more,,
- do hindus believe in jesus?
- who wrote vedas?
- is drinking permitted in hinduism?
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*Originally posted by MyStiCaL_MisS: *
^ rvikz, where did islam come in? We're talkin about hinduism..
Queerio,,
1,did krishna marry them?
2,is there a cow god? if yes, what is it called?
3,so there are no rules in hinduism? at all?
MQ, the elephant god is called gyanesh, i think.
some more,,
- do hindus believe in jesus?
- who wrote vedas?
- is drinking permitted in hinduism?
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how come pakistanis dont know since most of the pakistanis were hindus even before indians?
now your bringing in countries, we're only talkin 'hinduism' here..
Really, then I wonder why they felt the need for a separate homeland so that they can practise their religion in peace.
what about goddess durga matta and how in kathmandu there is a girl {preeti shakya} revered by Hindus and Buddhists as the current living goddess and incarnation of goddess durga matta.
do the hindu's and buddhists believe in this or is it a myth?
how come you converted only after defeat by bin qasim?
I like the idea of re-incarnation. In Islam we believe in that also. We are still waiting for Hazrat Isa Elehe Salam (Jesus my Man the Christ) to re-incarnate. Islam and Hinduism are more alike than not.
I think the concept of re-incarnation appeals especially to people who fail to be successful in life. All they want is one more shot to resurrect their pitiful existence.
^ yeah, like Hazrat Isa. And some idiots have been waiting for his arrival so impatiently.
You are right, Hazrat Isa will never be re-incarnated. The reason is simple, he never died.
OK. So now we add a new dimension. A man can live for over 2000 years. . Hey, wana buy Brooklyn Bridge? I will give you a discount.
Skhan, are you suggesting that it’s OK to question myths as long as they are non-Muslim myths?
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OK. So now we add a new dimension. A man can live for over 2000 years. . Hey, wana buy Brooklyn Bridge? I will give you a discount.
Skhan, are you suggesting that it’s OK to question myths as long as they are non-Muslim myths?
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I think it would be pretty stupid to question a myth considering that it is defined as something fictional.
edit: double post.
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*Originally posted by Madhanee: *
OK. So now we add a new dimension. A man can live for over 2000 years. . Hey, wana buy Brooklyn Bridge? I will give you a discount.
Skhan, are you suggesting that it’s OK to question myths as long as they are non-Muslim myths?
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i am going off topic but since u call urself a muslim (or atleast i think u call urself a muslim) then u wud have read about uzair (as) in the Quran.....
or about the 'people of the cave'....
maybe u missed them....
read again carefully and u will know how Allah has the power to keep someone in a hypernating sort of stage for long periods....
btw, do u also believe that Isa (as) was born without a father or u dont believe in myths and think his mother was playing hanky panky????
Does Allah has a power to re-incarnate people? Or is he powerless?
Yes Isa had a father like the rest of us. Do you not know the The Father the Son and the Holy Ghost?
Guys, please do not derail the discussion at hand. Thanks.
who know some pakistanis in punjab area composed vedas it could be
possible .
dear fellow indians on this site, please answer my durga matta question for me?