There is only 1 God VISHNU no Second to Him

Sunday, August 22, 2021

DrZakir Naik Says VISHNU IS Allah and He Compare Vishnu with Allah

Monday, January 25, 2021

Best Answer from Non Muslims to Muslims on invitation of Islam for Heaven LALAJ (Material Benefit)

Muslims accepted VISHNU as God

Muslims accepted VISHNU IS GOD

Muslims Can Have No Objection If Almighty God Is Referred To As Rabb Or 'sustainer' Or Vishnu. But The Popular Image Of Vishnu.

Zakir Naik and many Muslims Accepted VISHNU as God.

Because above Zakir Naik and Muslims who Read Yajur Veda , Rig Veda, Atharva Veda, Sama Veda and Bhavyashya Puran and Sri Bhagavad Gita clearly accepted GOD as VISHNU

Muslims think - Why Hindus Not Worship Allah ? Why Hindus Not Accept Islam ?

Because - As Per All Vedas - Para Brahman Narayana Is God/ Creator / Khaaliq and Thus Hindus not accept Islam and Hindus not pray Allah.

All 4 Vedas (Rig Veda, Yajur Veda, Atharva Veda And Sama Veda), 18 Purans, Bhavyashya Purana, 108 Upanishads And 18 Sub Purans , Maha Bharatha, Ramayana And Final Word Of God Sri Bhagavad Gita - Refer God As " Om, Narayana, Vishnu, Rudra, Shiva, Maha Vishnu, Maha Shakti, Para Shakti, Param Ataman, Param Jyoti (Al Noor In Arabic) , Eshwar, Maheshwar, Parmeshwar , Sri Rama , Sri Krishna And Parandhama, Jagannatha (Lord Of All World), Vishwanath (Lord Of All Universes) , Hari, Govinda, Venkateshwara, Jagad Guru, Vishwa Guru and Wahe Guru, Jagannataka Suthradari (Universe is under Direction of Vishnu) Etc.,

Dear Muslims To Know More About God /creator Refer Below Yajur Veda Slokas And Rig Veda

Dear Muslims To Know More About God/ Creator Refer : Vishnu Sahasranamam - 1000 Names Of God As Per Attributes And Characteristic

Narayana Is Only One God No Second To Him - Yajur Veda

Vishnu Among Hindus, Is That Of A God Who Has Four Arms, With One Of The Right Arms Holding The Chakra, I.e. A Discus And One Of The Left Arms Holding A ‘conch Shell’, Or Riding A Bird Or Reclining On A Snake Couch. Muslims Can Never Accept Any Image Of God.

Another Beautiful Attribute Of God Mentioned In The Rigveda Book Ii Hymn 1 Verse 3 Is Vishnu. Vishnu Means ‘the Sustainer’. Translated Into Arabic It Means Rabb. Again, Muslims Can Have No Objection If Almighty God Is Referred To As Rabb Or 'sustainer' Or Vishnu. But The Popular Image Of Vishnu.

If Muslims do NAMAZ in MASJID as below : WE Hindus Join Muslims in Mosque /Masjid

1) Parabrahman Parandhama (Meaning - God is Great or Allah ho Akbar)

2) There is only 1 God Vishnu no second to Him - Yajur Veda

Mohd Pbuh is Messenger of Vishnu

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Sunday, January 24, 2021

Muslims Can Have No Objection If Almighty God Is Referred To As Rabb Or 'sustainer' Or Vishnu. But The Popular Image Of Vishnu.

Zakir Naik and many Muslims Accepted VISHNU as God.

Because above Zakir Naik and Muslims who Read Yajur Veda , Rig Veda, Atharva Veda, Sama Veda and Bhavyashya Puran and Sri Bhagavad Gita clearly accepted GOD as VISHNU

Muslims think - Why Hindus Not Worship Allah ? Why Hindus Not Accept Islam ?

Because - As Per All Vedas - Para Brahman Narayana Is God/ Creator / Khaaliq.

Dear Muslims To Know More About God /creator Refer Below Yajur Veda Slokas And Rig Veda

Dear Muslims To Know More About God/ Creator Refer : Vishnu Sahasranamam - 1000 Names Of God As Per Attributes And Characteristic

Narayana Is Only One God No Second To Him - Yajur Veda

If Muslims do NAMAZ in MASJID as below :

1) Parabrahman Parandhama (Meaning - God is Great or Allah ho Akbar)

2) There is only 1 God Vishnu no second to Him - Yajur Veda

Mohd Pbuh is Messenger of Vishnu

Shared by - ALGVP

Why Hindus Not Worship Allah ? Why Hindus Not Accept Islam ?

Because - As Per All Vedas - Para Brahman Narayana Is God/ Creator / Khaaliq.

All 4 Vedas (Rig Veda, Yajur Veda, Atharva Veda And Sama Veda), 18 Purans, Bhavyashya Purana, 108 Upanishads And 18 Sub Purans , Maha Bharatha, Ramayana And Final Word Of God Sri Bhagavad Gita - Refer God As " Om, Narayana, Vishnu, Rudra, Shiva, Maha Vishnu, Maha Shakti, Para Shakti, Param Ataman, Param Jyoti (Al Noor In Arabic) , Eshwar, Maheshwar, Parameshwar , Sri Rama , Sri Krishna And Paradhama, Jagannatha (Lord Of All World), Vishwanatha (Lord Of All Universes) , Hari, Govinda, Venkateshwara Etc.,

Dear Muslims To Know More About God /creator Refer Below Yajur Veda Slokas And Rig Veda

Dear Muslims To Know More About God/ Creator Refer : Vishnu Sahasranama - 1000 Names Of God As Per Attributes And Characteristic

Narayana Is Only One God No Second To Him - Yajur Veda

In The Yajur Veda It Is Stated ; Lord Narayana Is All Pervading - The Whole Jagat (Universe) Is Pervaded By Him Alone' - The Self The Pure Consciousness Of The Meditator (Pragnana Ghana) In Front. Behind In Between And In All The Names And Forms (The Jagat) Is Nothing But 'consciousness'. So Everything Emerged Out Of Lord Narayana. Exist In Narayana And Merge Back Into Narayana. Just As Bangles Are Made Out Of Gold, Exist In Gold And Goes Back To Gold When Melted. Similarly The Waves And Its Relation-less Relationship With Ocean. So Lord Narayana Is The Womb Of All Creations Just As From 'consciousnesses' Emerge This Jagat. In The Narayana - Atharva - Siro Upanishad , It Is Stated - Lord Narayana Is The Prathyag-athma, The Pure Self Within And Is In The Nature Of Pranava, 'om ' Which Is Represented As A Symbol For The Reality. He Who Meditates On His Name Reaches Vaikuntha, Meaning The State Of Pure Consciousness Which Is The Light Of Consciousness, The Lord Narayana Within.

The Word 'narayana' Means "The One Who Rests On Waters Of Creation". The Manusmriti States, The Waters Are Called "Narah", For The Waters Are, Indeed, Produced By Nara-narayana (The First Being); As They Were His First Residence "Ayana", He Is Called Narayana. Narayana Also Means, "The Supreme Being Who Is The Foundation Of All Men". Another Interpretation Sees, Nara Means "Human" And Ayana As "Direction/goal". Some View Narayana As Meaning "Son Of Man." Hence, Narayana Refers To The "Direction Of A Human" Towards Moksha. Nara Means "Human" And Ayana Also Means "Shelter" So Narayana Means, Shelter Of All Human Beings. The Narayana Upanishad Reads ; Om Namo Narayanayeti Mantra Upasaka Vaikuntha Bhuvanam Gamishyati. In Sanskrit, The Word 'nara' Can Also Refer To A Man, Male Or A Person. Narayana Is Spoken Of In The Scriptures As Being Parabrahman, Paramatma Parmeshwar Para Shakti And Parajyothi Which Are All Ways Of Saying "Absolute" Or "Supreme". In The Vedas, It Is Written, "Narayana Parabrahma Tatvam Narayana Paraha" Which Points To How Narayana Is Essentially The Supreme Force And/or Essence Of All.!

Rigveda

The Oldest Of All The Vedas Is Rigveda. It Is Also The One Considered Most Sacred By The Hindus. The Rigveda States In Book 1, Hymn 164 And Verse 46:

"Sages (Learned Priests) Call One God By Many Names. [rigveda 1:164:46]

The Rigveda Gives Several Different Attributes To Almighty God. Many Of These Are Mentioned In Rigveda Book 2 Hymn 1.

Among The Various Attributes Of God, One Of The Beautiful Attributes Mentioned In The Rigveda Book Ii Hymn 1 Verse 3, Is Brahma. Brahma Means ‘the Creator’. Translated Into Arabic It Means Khaaliq. Muslims Can Have No Objection If Almighty God Is Referred To As Khaaliq Or ‘creator’ Or Brahma. However If It Is Said That Brahma Is Almighty God Who Has Four Heads With Each Head Having A Crown, Muslims Take Strong Exception To It.

Describing Almighty God In Anthropomorphic Terms Also Goes Against The Following Verse Of Yajurveda My Muslim Brother Mr Zakir Naik (Jakir Naik) Quote A Half Sloka As Below:

"Na Tasya Pratima Asti"

"There Is No Image Of Him."

[yajurveda 32:3]

Full Sloka Of Above Yajurveda 32.3 Is Below:- Yajur Veda (32.3):

न तस्य प्रतिमा अस्ति यस्य नाम महद्यशः । हिरण्यगर्भ इ्त्येष मा मा हिंसीदित्येषा यस्मान्न जात इत्येषः ॥

Na Tasya Pratima Asti Yasya Nama Mahadyashah | ‘hiranyagarbha’ Ityesha ‘ma Ma Himsid’ityesha Yasmanna Jata Ityeshah ||

“there Is No Comparison Of Him, Whose Name Is Great Glory. As Seen In The Hymns Starting With ‘hiranyagarbha’, ‘ma Ma Himsid’, ‘yasmanna Jata’.”

All The Traditional Commentaries Are Unambiguous And Unanimous That The Word “pratima” Is “pratimanam” Which Means “comparison”.

Uvvata’s Commentary Says: “न तस्य पुरुषस्य प्रतिमा प्रतिमानभूतं किञ्चिद्विद्यते” —

“na Tasya Purushasya Pratima Pratimanabhutam Kincid Vidyate” — The Word “pratima” Is Explained As “pratimanabhutam” I.e. “comparative”.

Mahidhara’s Commentary Says: “तस्य पुरुषस्य प्रतिमा प्रतिमानमुपमानं किञ्चिद्वस्तु नास्ति” —

“tasya Purushasya Pratima Pratimanam Upamanam Kincid Vastu Nasti” — The Word “pratima” Is Explained As “pratimanam” And “upamanam”, Which Both Undoubtedly Mean “comparison” Or “measuring Up”.

The Ignorance Of People Who Use This Mantra For Devious Deceitful Purposes Is As Incomparable As The Great Glorious Hiranyagarbha.

There Is No Mantra In The Vedas That Prohibits The Worship Of God Through Images.

There is only 1 God NARAYANA no Second to Him - Yajurveda and Mahabharata

Narayana (Vishnu) have 1000 Names as per Attributes and Charteris tic  (Forms/ Avatar) and Narayana (Pursha- Viswaroopa) shown in Sri Bhagavad Gita. 

I am Narayana, the Source of all things, the Eternal, the Unchangeable. I am the Creator of all things, and the Destroyer also of all. I am Vishnu, I am Brahma and I am Sankra, the chief of the gods. I am king Vaisravana, and I am Yama, the lord of the deceased spirits. I am Siva, I am Soma, and I am Kasyapa the lord of the created things. And, O best of regenerate ones, I am he called Dhatri, and he also that is called Vidhatri, and I am Sacrifice embodied. Fire is my mouth, the earth my feet, and the Sun and the Moon are my eyes; the Heaven is the crown of my head, the firmament and the cardinal points are my ears; the waters are born of my sweat. Space with the cardinal points are my body, and the Air is my mind...

...And, O Brahmana, whatever is obtained by men by the practice of truth, charity, ascetic austerities, and peace and harmlessness towards all creatures, and such other handsome deeds, is obtained because of my arrangements. Governed by my ordinance, men wander within my body, their senses overwhelmed by me. They move not according to their will but as they are moved by me.

— Mahabharata (translated by Kisari Mohan Ganguli, 1883-1896), Book 3, Varna Parva, Chapter CLXXXVIII (188)[4]