The reality and unveiling of Hinduism:

Introduction:

It amazes us how a band of dung-worshippers have the cheeks to try to wage an attack against Al-Islam. As the whole world knows, Al-Islam is in no need of any defense, therefore, in response to the sick web sites that have been created by Hindus with an aim to defame Al-Islam and the holiest of creation, Syedna Muhammad (Sallallahu alayhi wa Sallam), we shall probe into Hinduism to a point where the reader can judge for himself (or herself) the viability of Hinduism in light of the slanderous statements and web sites these Brahmins created. Regardless of their feeble attempts, we still laugh at their ignorance and the stupidity they possess which quickly confirms Allah's Ayat from Holy Qur'an:

Allah has sealed their hearts, their hearing, and their sight.
[Surah al-Baqarah]
All arguments in this article have been supported by full, undeniable proofs and facts for which we have listed the names of the sources, their publishers and addresses. There is no copyright for this publication. It may be translated, photocopied, republished, reprinted and sold without prior permission.

If you are a Hindu, judge for yourself and circulate this article and its contents. If the aforementioned condition is true, we invite you to rescue your soul from the unavoidable doom that awaits polytheists in the next life by blessing yourself and your family with the gift of Al-Islam.

As a citizen of India, you must not fail in your duty. Should you fail in your duty, your children and grandchildren will suffer because of your failure to correct these corrupt practices.

The great English philosopher Edmund Burke said:
"Silent spectators are Dangerous."

SECTION I

JAWAHARLAL NEHRU said in page 37 of his The Discovery of India:

"HINDUISM as a faith is vague, amorphous, many sided, all things to all men. It is hardly possible to define it, or indeed to say definitely whether it is a religion or not, in the usual sense of the word. In its present form, and even in the past, it embraces many beliefs and practices, from the highest to the lowest, often opposed to or contradicting each other."

WHAT IS RELIGION?

Religion is a way of life and practice in order to obtain success in this world and the hereafter. A religion should be based on justice, love, humanity and equal rights. A religion should satisfy human nature. All humanity is the creation of Allah and He does not discriminate between His creations whether white or black, high and low, rich and poor, and so on. Allah always upholds the right principles and naturally would not support the aggressor over the weaker. Allah always sympathizes with the victim who has been punished without reason. No man can reach Allah by banning, enslaving, fooling and cheating another fellow human in the name of religion.

THE PURPOSE OF THIS ARTICLE:

In this article, we seek to expose the betrayal of truth and also the injustice to human dignity in the name of religion. There are many religions in India, therefore followers of each religion should respect other faiths. Regrettably, these self-proclaimed high caste Brahmins have sowed the seeds of hatred in the minds of Hindus in relation to other faiths, creating many problems for the peaceful lives, not only of Christians and Muslims, but also the low-caste Hindus. On the other hand, it is the Hindus, particularly the Brahmins, who are behind communal disturbances in India affecting low caste Hindus, Christians and Muslims. Their claim, for example, that 600 churches (including Mandaikkadu, Neelakkal ) and 3000 mosques (including Babri Masjid) were once Hindu temples is an outright lie and they are not based on any historical or scientific evidence. Have you read today's newspaper? If so, you would have noticed that it was full of news about violence from all over India. In one place the high caste Hindu is holding the low caste Hindu in bondage. In another, Hindu-Christian communal violence. In another, the Hindus and Muslims fight over trivial matters, and the Hindus and Sikhs are at each other's throats. Have you ever thought why all these disturbances happen and who is instigating them? The answer should be very simple if you think and probe. The organizers (terrorists) are the high caste Brahmins of Rashtriya Swayam Sewak Sang (RSS), Shiv Sena and their allies.

Brahmins criticize other citizen's religions without first having examined their own religion. Hence we are forced to write this article with the intention of bringing some facts to light. Let us analyze and see whether Hinduism (Brahminism) satisfies human nature and whether it is based on justice, love, humanity and equal rights.


ARE YOU A HINDU?

If so, then:
Have you ever really read the Vedas, Upanishads, Smritis and Puranas (Ramayanaand Mahabharata)?

Your answer most probably will be: "No!" The Hindu mentality is such, that it usually accepts anything without questioning its authenticity. The reason is that for several centuries, the higher cast Brahmin has taught that the low caste Hindu has no right to question any discrepancies in Hindu beliefs and mythology. Therefore, to question anything or to seek answers concerning religious questions is not encouraged. However, in Al-Islam, Allah says in the Holy Qur'an (6:43):

"Fas-aloo Ahladh dhikri in kuntum laa ta'lamoon"
(Ask those who remember, are mindful if you do not know)

SECTION II

WHO ARE THE BRAHMINS?

The word Brahmin incorporates all the upper-caste Hindus of India. They claim that, because they were made from God Brahma's head, they are the "chosen people of God." Worshipping a Brahmin is akin to worshipping God incarnate. Serving a Brahmin and offering him alms is like serving God himself. These are in the beliefs that are inculcated in the minds of all other people, especially in the low caste Hindus. As a result, five percent of the Indian population have psychologically enslaved the other 95 percent. The Brahmins are the "Aryan" invaders of India who entered the country thousands of years ago via the Khyber Pass. Over the centuries they have established themselves firmly on Indian soil by ruling over, and enslaving, the country's original inhabitants.

DIVISIONS AMONG THE BRAHMINS:

In Southern India the main divisions among the Brahmins are the Ayyars and the Ayyangers. A thorough study of these two groups will give the reader the correct knowledge of their gods, writings, families, culture and above all, the centuries old concealed rivalry between them for power and influence. The Ayyars are, by physical composition, the more direct descendants of the Aryans invaders. They have fair complexions, long noses and other physical features characteristic of Germans.

The MANU SMRITI (BIBLE OF HINDUISM) says:

A Brahmin is born to fulfill Dharma. Whatever exists in the world is the property of the Brahmin. On account of the excellence of his origin, he is entitled to all. All mortals subsist through the benevolence of the Brahmin.
Ignorant or learned, a Brahmin is still a great deity.
TO BRAHMINS - THE THREE WORLDS AND THE GODS OWE THEIR EXISTENCE.
Dr Ambedkar says the cardinal principles of Brahminism are six:
Graded inequality between the different classes.
The complete disarmament of the Shudras and Untouchables.
The complete prohibition of education to the Shudras and Untouchables.
Ban on the Shudras and the Untouchables in occupying places of power and authority.

Ban on the Shudras and the Untouchables in acquiring property.
The complete subjugation and suppression of women.
"Inequality is therefore the official doctrine of BRAHMINISM" (IBID - 204).
"Devadhinam jagat sarvarm Mantradhinam ta devata Tam Mantram Brahmandhinam Brahmana nam devata"
Meaning:

"The Universe is under the power of gods, The gods are under the power of the mantras, The mantras are under the power of the Brahmins, Therefore the Brahmins are our gods."

I did not know that hindus have a bible. PJ is a very bright chap!

I notice recently that there are a lot of postings that have a certain very transparent agenda: to cause hostility against hinduism, and also between muslims and hindus. Here is the take: ANy Hindu, and Muslim, can write any crap against the other religion. But it takes a gadaha to make that nonsensical polemic into something noteworthy.
ANother ETHIC of true religiosity: if one is at peace with oneself and his religion, he has no need to foment dissent.
I also notice that jokes can be made about islam and hinduism..but as soon as one says something about xity, not only it is challenged, but suddenly everyone becomes an expert in qur'anic exegesis. This normally would not be a problem...except that it requires a modicum of HONESTY. Note I did not say intelligence. I made this statement because it is obvious that some of the difficulty I am having making certain points is not because I lack eloquence, or that the interlocutors lack intelligence. ON the contrary it is that their bias and bigotry have reached such high levels that like a cancer, it clouds judgment.

A question for my muslim brothers and sisters (rakhi ones included)--could you show me a verse from the Qur'an where it says that the prophet is the holiest of creation? I can show what challenges that. But the serve is on you. Why? Because the a55hole who wrote that forgettable crap that PJ chose to post needs be identified as an a55hole.

Bro..
leave it be ...been there done that...there are a couple of jokers here with one agenda..you can smell it from a mile...

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Seen. my problem is dat wth ramadan coming up, I gotta watch my temper and that ain't easy. I mean...even Job got a limit.

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Originally posted by dara shikoh:
Seen. my problem is dat wth ramadan coming up, I gotta watch my temper and that ain't easy. I mean...even Job got a limit.

Actually, a lot of stuff somehow become real easy in ramadhaan. I don't think about the bourbon as much. :-))

True. U ever notice how difficult it is to get into eating after ramadan?
It is this principle that the jains use to get into sallekhana..fasting unto death. gradually, the body learns to reject even the desire for food...

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Originally posted by dara shikoh:
True. U ever notice how difficult it is to get into eating after ramadan?
It is this principle that the jains use to get into sallekhana..fasting unto death. gradually, the body learns to reject even the desire for food...

I know. I used to eat a whole loaf of bread. Now two slices fill me up. That is after I lost that 40 pounds in 2006.

Try a lotta liquids...citrus..that will make you lose a lot more...

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I notice recently that there are a lot of postings that have a certain very transparent agenda: to cause hostility against hinduism, and also between muslims and hindus.

I expose every religion equally. I do not have an agenda, and I am not close minded to look at things personally, but to expand my thoughts and tolerance for all religion, regardless if the contents it true or false, good or bad. We are here to debate and challenge what is before us, and not to judge my intention. Also, let me remind you that this is a discussion forum that is open freely to post subjects of discussions and debates on a democratic settings. If I am at your dinner table and shoot this crap, only then you can put you foot in my mouth and judge my intention. I am doing this from the privacy of my own home. So, let just get pass the personal dilemma, and stick with the subject before us.

PJ: you don't "expose" anything. That requires research and fact, not incitation to rancor.
Rather than seek to publish rancorous material, seek that which is academic and probably harmonious.
That being said, if your agenda was not to cause enmity, my apologies. But I do find it troubling that you harp on the negativistic, while you, a professed born again person, ought to study your own, get a thorough background in it. ANy research would tell you that all the stuff you have thus far posted is the most excrementitious offal (I am fully aware it is not your writing..but that is besides the point. One accepts responsibility for what one purveys).

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Originally posted by dara shikoh:
Try a lotta liquids...citrus..that will make you lose a lot more...

Bai, I am sub 140. How much more you want meh to lose?

Damn. I getting jealous. I was down to 138 once....my normal is 142-145. With all the pachownie and so from TO, I am back up to 152. and I running my butt off every day..but it ain't going down fast enough...

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Originally posted by dara shikoh:
Damn. I getting jealous. I was down to 138 once....my normal is 142-145. With all the pachownie and so from TO, I am back up to 152. and I running my butt off every day..but it ain't going down fast enough...

Well, you have Ramadhaan to save you. Stay away from the masjid at iftar time. That is what I do.

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PJ: you don't "expose" anything. That requires research and fact, not incitation to rancor.

I don't have time to research religion when there is more garbage than facts, or truth you are talking about. Even if you meet God personally tonight, people will doubt you. What facts do you have on religion that is proven? Which Isle do you find religious texts in the book store? If you want to design religion to your likeness like the Brahmins, you have a serious problem.

Then if that is the case, you should stay quiet. The main basis of religion is precisely the search for truth. What that means, since as you say, there is so much garbage, is that we ought to be more circumspect about adding to that garbage. This is why we see in the teachings of the sages little of hate. It is only the priests and seekers of power that have done that.
I am not seeking to create any religion; but as one who teaches the stuff from an academic perspectie, and one who is keenly aware of the violence that interreligious conflict has caused, advising you that if you have nothing well researched, then don't add to it. There are departments of religion at most major university in case you are looking for researched material.

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Then if that is the case, you should stay quiet. The main basis of religion is precisely the search for truth.

If you are teaching the subject and still haven't find the truth, then you should stay quiet. You will not find the truth until God him self appeared before mankind and reveal him self. You are speaking of a subject that will still have many questions long after you and I are gone.

This is getting nonsensical. If you are supposing that a teacher of religion...from the academic secular viewpoint is talking about finding truth, then you ought to go reeducate yourself. A teacher in that milieu instructs in the different ways, and that there is no such thing as absolute truth, regardless of the claims. A teacher also instructs that, as per con***ius, one should speak only about what he knows. IN which case, it is obvious that in the mattter of religion, you should act in such a way as to be considered functionally mute.
Certainly I agree on the issue of questions...that is a given. What i do strongly protest is your penchant for posting nonsensical prevarication that sets off people who, for all their goodness, are not necessarily well schooled in religion and its theories, and therefore waste time in rebutting that which ought to be trashed in teh first place. In honesty, even I have wasted a lot of time, forgetting that, AGAIN EVEN THOUGH THOSE PEOPLE MIGHT BE BETTER HUMANS THAN I AM, in the field of religion they are not anything BUT laypeople.
consider the implications of your statement AS THE THINKER THAT YOU MUST NECESS> BE TO DO YOUR PROFESSION: 'teaching the subject and have not found truth"...check with any reputable professor and use her answer.

Since u bring up the aspect of truth...and I rarely go there as I try to project myself as a scholar of religion rather than a faith practitioner...here goes. On a personal level, truth is relative. Butit goes beyond that..it goes to the point where, in confidence in what I have found, I can be at ease..greeting with heartfelt shalom those who practise whatever faith they choose. My personal faith tells me that as long as they seek a way to the Divine, whatever their personal creed be, as long as they DO GOOD..in that they do not unnecessarily foment discord and hate, then anything else--including if their concept of God is true--is beyond my judgment. That allows me to see the good in all religions. YOu however, focus on the actions of the misguided to malign certain religions, selectively doing so. You said you have no agenda. I can only accept that as a sincere statement. You should however, as a professed christian, ask yourself WWJD.
Sometimes I do get involved in polemic...and painfully so...knowing full well that when I argue, it is against the CONCEPT of the individual rather than the religion as a whole. Think about that. shabbat shalom.
To the honorary Jew on GNI: l'shana tova.
To my dil: mawning precious.aap hamare puja hey.

For those who is looking for the supreme and those who claim to have found the supreme should know better that to each his own putting others down does not make you any better live and let it be: serinity should be what life is all about donkeys will bray and horses will neigh.

It is an article to read and make your own conclusion. No one it putting any body down. Religion is a very broad and sensitive subject, and I want to believe that every religious followers are guided by faith and tolerance to withstand any burden of negativity upon their faith. We are living in a time where religious followers need be more civilized to understand that there's more questions than answers in every faith.

[ No one it putting any body down. Religion is a very broad and sensitive subject, and I want to believe that every religious followers are guided by faith and tolerance to withstand any burden of negativity upon their faith. We are living in a time where religious followers need be more civilized to QUOTE]

I have clipped for focus. First sentence: it is wrong because there are nasty put downs, not from u, but from the authors of the articles. next: what u want to believe is immaterial; we all "want" to believe things, but when it comes to assumptions that impact society, then why focus on negativity? Is it that you can't find anything better? Religion seeks to answer the mysteries...so focus on the positive. Or...leave it alone. Rememeber an old jewish lesson: many people dive into the sea. only the trained find pearls. what u are doing is jumping into the sea of supposed religion, and instead of finding anything, are suffocating, and having those who try to save you possibly suffocate as well. I am finished with this. vaya con dios. My question remains: WWJD.