Similarities in Islam and Vedas. The concept of Rebirth after this life and births before this life is the central theme of Vedas. However a new conspiracy has started that claims that the concept of rebirth is not to be found in Vedas and was incorporated in Hinduism much later through Upanishads and Geeta. This conspiracy started with growth of British imperialism because this was necessary for them to bring Hindus closer to Christianity to obtain Paradise. However in recent times, now that Islamic rule by sword no more exists in India, thanks to bravery of a whole generation from brave Rajputs like Rana Pratap to valiant Marathas like Chhatrapati Shivaji, this conspiracy has been adopted by modern day fanatic Islamic dawah agentss who believe that the only way to achieve Heaven of 7. Islam. Thus a modern era preacher like Zakir Naik or Abdullah Tariq who have their own versions of Islam to spread, would start by showcasing similarities between Vedas and Quran. BINGO-1-1024x473.png' alt='Surya Tv Deal Or No Deal Malayalam Application Form' title='Surya Tv Deal Or No Deal Malayalam Application Form' />They would highlight on three key points a. Both Vedas and Quran believe in One and only One God who is to be worshipped. Both Vedas and Quran believe God to be formless. Both Vedas and Quran do not believe in concept of rebirth. And then they would continue to highlight how Vedas have got adulterated and hence Quran alone the latest abridged version of Vedas needs to be believed in to be a true Hindu. Especially after the Agniveer movement in recent months, this movement has intensified a lot. The new fad in Islamic conversions claims that followers of Vedas should embrace Islam to be a true Hindu. Agniveer analyzes why followers of Islam should instead. The core foundation of Hindu belief is that Vedas contain source of all knowledge physical or metaphysical. However in last 100 odd years, this belief has come. Fidget Spinner is a toy. Small child is used for entertainment purpose. This has to happen because Agniveer movement has started a process of erstwhile Muslims coming closer to Hinduism. Further, many enlightened Muslims are questioning their Maulanas and their beliefs increasingly. Conversion activities by Dawah activists has seen a significant drop in urban and semi urban regions in last few months. Not to mention the growing impact on netizens. The earlier copy paste from Zakir articles has reduced because now Hindu activists post reply from Agniveer. On November 2. 4th, Times of India published an article. Titled Namaz and Namo Namah, it praised a group of Muslim pundits who are masters of Sanskrit and hence well versed in both Quran and Vedas. The article starts with a very secular outlook and then in passing states that both Quran and Vedas believe in One God and do not believe in rebirth. You can review the article here Article Namaaz Namoh Namah. While we congratulate these Muslim masters of Sanskrit for their love for their foundations, we ask them very specifically Will these Muslim scholars of Sanskrit clearly assert that a follower of Vedas, if a good noble charitable nationalist person, would still be blessed with Paradise by Allah even if he does not embrace Islam or does not believe in Muhammad being a Prophet or refuses to accept Quran as word of Allah or does not believe in Judgment DayWe all know the answer. Zakir Naik has given it several times that even the most noble person on earth will have to burn in Hell forever if he or she does not believe in Quran, Muhammad etc etcSo now you know what these fanatics mean when they claim that Islam stands for peace But, Agniveer considers such articles to be a vindication of the fact that the foundations are gradually shaking. However, to dispel the misconceptions, we would like to equip all truth seekers with certain critical facts Note We are referring to Islam as preached by likes of Zakir Naik and IRF. We are not referring to the Islam followed by scientists like Dr APJ Abdul Kalam and Dr Pervez Hoodbhoy1. Islam does not believe in worship of One and Only One GodAllah. In Islam, one has to include Muhammad along with Allah in worship. The Kalama of Islam was created from two different phrases from two different parts of Quran to mean that There is no God but Allah and Muhammad is his Prophet. Reaper 3'>Reaper 3. Workshop Practice Series 43. You cannot be a Muslim and escape Hell if you recite the first part but refuse to utter the second part. Vedas truly believe in worship of One and Only One God Ishwar. As per Vedas, there is no agent needed between you and Ishwar. You have a direct connection. All other people and resources and mere tools to reach Him and one need not remember them during worship. For more details, visit http agniveer. Islam does not believe in formless GodAllah. As per Islam, God has a finite shape and he sits over 7th sky on top of a throne. He is like a giant amoeba who keeps changing shape and has boundaries. So instead of being formless, he has dynamic but limited form. Vedic Ishwar God is truly formless. The Vedic Ishwar is omnipresent and hence there is no space vacant of him. He is within and outside everything, everywhere and every place. That is why you need not go to a temple, mosque, pilgrimage or Kaba to seek Him. He is within you. In fact you are within Him and you can find Him through your mind by doing noble actions, meditation and enhancing knowledge. For details, read http agniveer. Quran clearly believes in rebirth. Unlike popularly believed, the original Quran has several verses that demonstrate without a doubt that Quran has foundations in theory of rebirth. Muhammad himself willed to take birth again and again. The only way that Islam can refuse belief in rebirth is by refusing to accept the words of Muhammad. For more details, refer http satyagni. Vedas clearly believe in rebirth. Contrary to mischievous propaganda taking prominence in last few months, Vedas have their foundations in theory of rebirth. Almost all mantras of Vedas implicitly assume that rebirth happens across various species and situations as per Karma or actions of the soul. The sanskaars or tendencies of mind of soul is carried from one birth to another and thus, despite we not remembering details of past lives we still continue our progress from same point where we left past life. This is like we not remembering when we last sang a tune but can easily do it when situations come. More more details, refer http agniveer. We provide some mantras from Vedas that specifically talk of rebirth Rigveda 1. O Blissful Ishwar, Please provide us again healthy eyes and other sense organs in next birth. Please provide us powerful vitality, mind, intellect, valor again and again in next births. We achieve bliss in this life and future lives. May we keep looking up to your glory always. Keep us in peace with your blessings. O Ishwar, you provide us space, earth and other elements again and again so that our sense organs function. You provide us the ability to have good health and enjoy life in every birth. You make us strong again and again in various births. Yajurveda 4. 1. 5 Whenever we take birth, may our deeds be such that we get a pure mind, long life, good health, vitality, intellect, strong sense organs and a powerful body. In next life also, keep us away from bad deeds and indulge us in noble actions. Atharvaveda 7. 6. May we get healthy sense and work organs in next life as well. May I am full of vitality. May I have spiritual wealth and knowledge of Ishwar and vedic concepts again and again. May we be selfless for welfare of world in next lives again and again. May our deeds be noble so that we get human life and always get purity of mind and actions so that we can worship you and achieve salvation. Atharvaveda 5. 1. One who conducts noble actions obtains noble lives in next births with strong body and sharp intellect. Those who conduct bad deeds get birth in lower species. To experience the fruits of past actions is natural trait of soul.