Hinduism and Islam
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This document discusses connections between Hinduism and Islam. It mentions the Kaaba in Mecca containing objects inside and Muslims throwing stones at an obelisk before going to Mecca for Hajj. It notes the black stone in the Kaaba was once worshipped by Sabaists as the footprint of Vishnu and fasting in the ninth month of the year was devoted to Ram in the Saba religion. The document also includes controversial quotes from the Quran about fighting non-Muslims and allowing murder, rape and plunder in the name of Islam.
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![SO FIGHT THEM UNTIL THERE IS NO MORE FITNAH (DISBELIEF [NON
MUSLIMS]) AND ALL SUBMIT TO THE RELIGION OF ALLAH ALONEQURAN
8:39. MURDER, RAPE, PLUNDER AND DESTRUCTION ARE ALL PERFECTLY
FINE WITH ALLAH IF DONE IN THE NAME OF ISLAM QURAN 8: 67-68.](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/hinduismandislam-130729040125-phpapp01/85/Hinduism-and-Islam-80-320.jpg)
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Hinduism and Islam
- 12. KAABA IN MECCA
- 13. Inside the Kaaba
- 14. These are the objects inside the Kaaba
- 41. MUSLIMS MUST THROW SEVEN STONES CONSECUTIVELY AT THE OBELISK BEFORE GOING TO MECCA DURING HAJ
- 52. ONCE WORSHIPPED BY THE SABAISTS AS THE FOOTPRINT OF VISHNU - WHICH WAS IN MECCA
- 60. FROM SANSKRIT RAMADHYAN MEANS TO MEDITATE ON RAM - IN THE SABA RELIGION THE NINTH MONTH OF THE YEAR WAS DEVOTED TO FASTING AND PRAYING TO RAM.
- 80. SO FIGHT THEM UNTIL THERE IS NO MORE FITNAH (DISBELIEF [NON MUSLIMS]) AND ALL SUBMIT TO THE RELIGION OF ALLAH ALONEQURAN 8:39. MURDER, RAPE, PLUNDER AND DESTRUCTION ARE ALL PERFECTLY FINE WITH ALLAH IF DONE IN THE NAME OF ISLAM QURAN 8: 67-68.
- 81. A SICK CELEBRATION OF ASHOURA DAY BY MUSLIMS
- 88. Muslims touch and kiss the black stone during Hajj
Editor's Notes
- #13: Muslims kiss black stone but say it was a divine meteorite that fell at Adams feet and was rediscovered by Abraham.