Hinduism 101: A crash course in the ancient faith

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Re: Hinduism 101: A crash course in the ancient faith

@Mirza_Sahib

I have a few more questions about Hinduism.

Today I was watching a lecture by brother Zakr Naik, in which he talked about prophecies which were reported in some hindu scriptures, and he quoted them, the book the chapter and the page number (none of which I remember), and said how they clearly described the prophet Mohammad (PBUH). Some examples he quoted from the book were “he will be circumcised”,“an immigrant”,“a camel rider”,“one who praises and is praised (which translates into Ahmed in arabic)”.

Now as I said I don’t remember the book names, I wish I did. But I want to ask whether any of the hindu guppies here have ever come across these prophecies, and what are your thoughts on it.

Brother Zakr Naik went in great detail, and I’m looking around for the recording of the lecture, but for now I would like to know the thoughts of all the hindu members on the mentioning of the Prophet in hindu scriptures.

Thank You, I’m only looking for serious answers.

Mirza Sahib, this apparent coincidence has been pointed out by many Islamic “scholars” but the truth is different from what they say. Hinduism considers Kalki bhagwan as an incarnation of God. Whereas the Mahdi is a prophet, a redeemer, not a God. Trying to link both is not right. Some scholars try to do that in order to find reconciliation between Islam and Hinduism but certain prophecies in Hinduism only appear similar to Islam but they are not the same. They are mere coincidences and nothing more than that.