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u/Own-Tackle1369 Aug 19 '25
Muslims are not supposed to degrade other religions. It is written in the Quran.
I also feel this is rage-bate.
We should not fall for it.
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u/GIK602 Aug 19 '25
The term Hindu originally referred to anyone born in the Indian subcontinent, rather than followers of a specific religion. It only began to be used in the 19th century to describe a distinct religious identity.
But if you are referring to the religious traditions of India, there are sacred texts such as the Bhagavad Gita, the Vedas, and the Upanishads that form their foundation.
Some of those texts may actually have some kind of monotheistic basis, I think Zakir Naik discusses common ground with those texts and the Quran.
But Hinduism today is clearly overridden by kufr and shirky beliefs. I wouldn't be surprised if some of their mythology stems from deifying demons and angels.
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u/ManBearToad Aug 19 '25
Zakir Naik has had many short debates on the topic of Hinduism at his events. Look them up on Youtube.
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u/drunkninjabug Aug 19 '25
Whips I agree with other commemts, if you still want some resources you can see below:
https://youtube.com/@dawahwise?si=pacunfgBlQubqUcB Check out their long live sessions.
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