Hinduism by Bangali 2010/03/17 14:46
A large number of people believes that Hindu is a religion and follows many rituals as parts of it.But the fact is that there is no religion named Hindu in this world.No guide book of this so called religion can't prove it.Hindu is a geographical term referring all the people irrespective of all religions living at southern side of the river Sindhu.So I request the Hindus to justify their religion searching their all the documents.
A large number of people believes that Hindu is a religion and follows many rituals as parts of it.But the fact is that there is no religion named Hindu in this world.No guide book of this so called religion can't prove it.Hindu is a geographical term referring all the people irrespective of all religions living at southern side of the river Sindhu.So I request the Hindus to justify their religion searching their all the documents.
-DeMoN_OvErLoRd- 2010/03/23 03:32
I have watched many Hindu festival and ceremonies and even been involved i love it i really do the ceremonies are always colorful and vibrant.....
I have watched many Hindu festival and ceremonies and even been involved i love it i really do the ceremonies are always colorful and vibrant.....
TheOne 2012/10/07 11:33
zakir naik type of characters r grown by maulvis & ulemas of islam to mock other religions & cultures
zakir naik type of characters r grown by maulvis & ulemas of islam to mock other religions & cultures
saahir 2012/10/07 17:32
Quote: Bangali: A large number of people believes that Hindu is a religion and follows many rituals as parts of it.But the fact is that there is no religion named Hindu in this world.No guide book of this so called religion can't prove it.Hindu is a geographical term referring all the people irrespective of all religions living at southern side of the river Sindhu.So I request the Hindus to justify their religion searching their all the documents.
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