Re: "Hindus with one God"
but dear slaveofallaah, why isn't anybody reading the other posts where it has been said countless times that even in Hinduism the belief in one supreme God is there, the cross(christianity) and idols(hinduism) are just used as a means to get a human beings thinking about God. Why isn't anybody getting that though?
Dear sis,
I agree with your point, since i have lived in India all my friends do say they are just a way of getting to God, i forgot the exact word the spirit within it.
Now let me not go any further. Do you know an amulet or taweez.
Now let me assume, that I wear an amulet in which supposedly the Quranic ayat are written this is for protection (I know you mean slightly different).
Now one day i meet with an accident and supposedly thats the only day i havent put on my amulet. My mind hits me oh today i did not wear an amulet thats why i met with an accident. Remember in the amulet I have quranic ayah.
Fantastic this is human nature to be superstitious, now I am claiming please read this one carefully that Allaah/God was the reason behind my accident and this amulet (containing quranic ayah) could have saved me.
Now i am inferring this amulet could have saved me with an accident where as Allaah made me meet with an accident. Now this is important to understand and this itself is called shirk i.e. Association partners with God. My conclusion is Allaah/God is the one to harm and provide benefit to us.
My assumption here is you believe in destiny.
Now consider the point of believing in one God i.e. the creator, omnipotent God which we all believe in. But the difference comes Muslims believe there are no mediators to God and Hindus though do believe in God consider they are mediators to reach God.
Now the point to understand is even the Makkans or Mushriks or disbelievers also believed in Allaah but believed they are partners to God i.e. similar to hinduism whre ther is no image of Brahma (considered a supreme God), even Allaah had no image but the Makkans believed that Allaah could be reached through the mediators as they considered the that they were not worshipping the idols but the spirit withing those idols.
This was the belief of the Makkans, please understand i am not **condemning **the belief but just trying to explain through similarities. Before i sign of let me quote a couple of verses from the Holy Quran.
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**SHAKIR:* Say: Who gives you sustenance from the heaven and the earth? Or Who controls the hearing and the sight? And Who brings forth the living from the dead, and brings forth the dead from the living? And Who regulates the affairs? Then they will say: Allah. Say then: Will you not then guard (against evil)?
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**SHAKIR:* And if you ask them Who is it that sends down water from the clouds, then gives life to the earth with it after its death, they will certainly say, Allah. Say: All praise is due to Allah. Nay, most of them do not understand.
The above two verses were used to argue against the Makkans if you read through it the Makkans believed in teh supreme God.