Is prophet Muhammad mentioned in the Hindu scriptures?

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My dear brothers and sisters: Did you know prophet Muhammad is mentioned in the Hindu scriptures?

servantofgod · Aug 11, 2012 5:34 PM · 63,409 views

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servantofgod, Your experience is called born-again experience. This is what happens when people, after a period of struggle, find religion and along with it peace. Your intentions are good. You experienced peace with this religion (after a period of struggle) and wants to share it with others. You want to help other people like you've been helped with this religion. But, this is also the case with other religions. It does not even have be a religion. My advice to you: Don't go very deep hardcore. If you want to stay a muslim, stay a moderate modern muslim. Do not get any crazy ideas and try to join Al Qaeda or something. By the way, how long is your beard now?

Power_Ranger · Oct 5, 2012 2:26 PM

Dear servant of god, I am impressed with your example when you said "how can cow be a god when steak are sold in the Texas Roadhouse." In that case, why don't Muslim don't eat pork when it is sold as Bacon and ribs at the same Texas Roadhouse??

Karnali Blues · Oct 5, 2012 3:12 PM

I have lot of respect for prophet Muhammad!

brotherman · Oct 7, 2012 7:48 PM

This morning I talked to my family and one of them speak his/her mind _ wtf you talking aobut it ? It is okey to kill a girl and do wh  ever the people wanted to do but not okay to to talk about Mohamad. This is big shit on their head.

magorkhe1 · Oct 7, 2012 8:41 PM

So far as I know it's never mentioned in hinduism. Hinduism came with the indus valley civilization, way before than other religions. Thus, there were so many flaws which were eradicated with the progress of civilization. But, there are still places in India and Nepal where castism discriminates own society. Therefore, Christianity is becoming popular which believes in helping disadvantaged or poors. It always serve poor thru helping with education and other activities. The INGO like PeaceCorps is always in poverty stricken area to uplift the living standard. Today, the south indian state, Kerala, is the most literate state because of the active involvement of missionaries to eradicate social differences.  SS

Stewie-FamilyGuy · Nov 30, 2012 12:53 AM

Servantofgod is a young kid (maybe between 20 to 30 years old). He's going through some issues. He's searching for truth/love. He finds that in Islam. Now he wants to share that to everybody because he knows it's been good to him.   Usually, people go back their own religions but a few choose something different. People choosing something different are a little different than the regular people to begin with.   The same story is happening somewhere else. Only in this case it's a culturally muslim kid finding love in Jesus. And a culturally Chritian kid finding love in Buddha. Whatever makes you happy.  

Power_Ranger · Nov 30, 2012 1:55 PM

 Religion is man made.  If everyone's religion is perfect from their own perspective, why do we have so many ?  And killing each other in the name of it ? None of these religions would have survived the test of time without financial( temples, Churches, Mosques expects you to pay everytime you enter them) help.  The more you give the louder they sing for your redemption. KNOW YOURSELF BETTER AND TRUST NO ONE.

BathroomCoffee · Nov 30, 2012 2:30 PM

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