The Second Most Important Aspect of Islam to be Conveyed to the Non-Muslims – Dr Zakir Naik

The Holy spirit was already present before Jesus was born in the womb of Elizabeth. The condition stipulated by Jesus, is that he must go away for the spirit of truth to come. So it cannot be the Holy spirit. Who spoke and praised Jesus, not the holy spirit but the prophet Mohammed pbuh. Muslims revere Jesus as one of the mighteous messengers of God Almighty. (PBUT). Allah ho Akbar. Jesus only came for the lost sheep of ISREAL, and the Jews according to Christians, killed him in the cross. God Almighty Allah cannot die. If God died then who is the creator to rule the heavens and the earth.

The verses which he referenced in the book of John clearly refer to the Holy Spirit, who came to the disciples after Jesus ascended into Heaven, not the prophet Mohammed, if you read the whole chapters in context.

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I asked Grok, the AI, a question.

I’ve heard that some claim there are references to the prophets of Islam or their God, Allah, in Hindu scriptures, Vedas, or Puranas. Is there really anything mentioned about them? If so, why? If not, why do people go around saying this, and who are the ones spreading it the most?There is no direct mention of the prophets of Islam, such as Prophet Muhammad, or Allah, the God of Islam, in Hindu scriptures like the Vedas, Puranas, or Upanishads. The Hindu texts, particularly the Vedas (Rigveda, Yajurveda, Samaveda, and Atharvaveda), are generally dated to between 1500 BCE and 500 BCE. Islam, on the other hand, emerged in the 7th century CE, during the time of Prophet Muhammad. Given this gap of centuries between the composition of Hindu texts and the origin of Islam, it is highly unlikely for there to be any references to Islamic prophets or Allah in Hindu scriptures.Why do people say this?Some people make such claims as part of an effort to establish unity between religions or to assert the authenticity of one religion by linking it to the scriptures of another. For instance, certain Islamic scholars or preachers attempt to find words or concepts in Hindu texts that they interpret as resembling "Muhammad" or "Allah." They might point to linguistic similarities (e.g., interpreting the word "alla" as "Allah") or twist vague verses to fit their narrative. However, Hindu scholars often argue that such interpretations are not scholarly and deviate from the original context of the texts.Who spreads this the most?These claims are more commonly propagated by certain Islamic preachers or individuals involved in religious outreach or conversion efforts. For example, figures like Zakir Naik have been known to suggest that there are indications of Islam in Hindu scriptures, citing texts like the Bhavishya Purana or Atharvaveda and connecting specific verses to Islam. However, these assertions are widely rejected by Hindu scholars and historians as lacking historical or textual basis.ConclusionThere is no mention of Islam’s prophets or Allah in Hindu scriptures. Such claims are likely raised for religious purposes, such as propagation or to foster a sense of unity, but they lack scientific evidence or credible scholarly support.

سبحان الله العظيم ❤

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اللهم أنك سلطت علينا عدوا عليما بعيوبنا يرانا هو و قبيله من حيث لا نراهم اللهم ايسه منا كما ايسته من رحمتك و قنطه منا كما قنطته من عفوك و باعد بيننا و بينه كما باعدت بينه و بين رحمتك و جنتك ❤

اللهم اهدني و سددني❤

اللهم صل على محمد و على آل محمد كما صليت على ابراهيم و على آل ابراهيم أنك حميد مجيد اللهم بارك على محمد و على آل محمد كما باركت على ابراهيم و على آل ابراهيم أنك حميد مجيد ❤

استغفر ٱللَّٰه العظيم و اتوب إليه

سبحان الله و بحمده سبحان الله العظيم

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