Refutation of Dr. Zakir Naik

Dear Kumar

There is indeed a strange contradiction in your answers. On one side you accepts that in Hinduism everyone has his own way of living, Hinduism is a way of living, there are no must religious rituals, you don't even are suppose to follow your religious scriptures and there is even no true Hindu.  And on the other side you are astonished once I say that there is no religious dimension in Hinduism.

Well while standing in bright sun light well how you can say its day light? Can I do something?? I can say nothing, These are some of your faith fellows who say this:

JAWAHARLAL NEHRU said in page 37 of his The Discovery of India:

"HINDUISM as a faith is vague, amorphous, many sided, all things to all men. It is hardly possible to define it, or indeed to say definitely whether it is a religion or not, in the usual sense of the word. In its present form, and even in the past, it embraces many beliefs and practices, from the highest to the lowest, often opposed to or contradicting each other."

The Manu Samriti says :

1. A Brahmin is born to fulfil Dharma. Whatever exists in the world is the property of the Brahmin. On account of the excellence of his origin, he is entitled to all. All mortals subsist through the benevolence of the Brahmin.
2. Ignorant or learned, a Brahmin is still a great deity.

Dr Ambedkar says the cardinal principles of Brahminism are six:

1. Graded inequality between the different classes.
2. The complete disarmament of the Shudras and Untouchables.
3. The complete prohibition of education to the Shudras and Untouchables.
4. Ban on the Shudras and the Untouchables in occupying places of power and authority.
5. Ban on the Shudras and the Untouchables in acquiring property.
6. The complete subjugation and suppression of women.

Also written in Manu Smriti that : "Inequality is therefore the official doctrine of BRAHMINISM" (IBID - 204). Similarly this is also written:

"Devadhinam jagat sarvarm Mantradhinam ta devata Tam Mantram Brahmandhinam Brahmana nam devata"

"The Universe is under the power of gods, The gods are under the power of the mantras, The mantras are under the power of the Brahmins, Therefore the Brahmins are our gods."

And why are most Muslims terrorists??

I will not agree to that, I would say that Muslims are suffering in the world and they are retaliating. Like in Kashmir, Palestine, Chechanya and Iraq etc. Why is everyone targeting them? Either they are wrong and rest of the world is right or they are right and rest of the world is wrong. So I can confidently say that those who follow Islam are on the right path because no other religion gives the concept of ONE GOD and universal GOD. Neither is a concept of universal Prophet in any religion. Nor any religious book is free of scientific errors except for Quran.

There are lot of Muslims who are not following their religion, and there are some among them who are terrorist like of in any other society. And why are they terrorists or hijackers because they don't follow the real teachings of Islam.

But as far as Osama etc are concerned their claims are right (US must exit the Saudi land) but their strategy is wrong. Well did he master mind the 9 11 attacks I don't believe so. You can read the famous book of Thierry Meyssan "9/11 THE BIG LIE". We will know 30 years from now that it was a big drama like of the operation planned against Cuba in the bay of pigs which the Pentagon has de-classified recently.

The biggest beneficiary of this incident are the neo-cons and the zionists in the US admnistration.

Shams Zaman 

bharatiya wrote: .........  Thats why I quote only the quotes from the inspired souls.  I just translate our Scriptures(authentically) and put them. What you quoted from Manu Smriti are wrongly translated.  It takes not only a good Sanskrit scholar but also a man with great understanding. Its not easy to translate our Scriptures.............

Probably you would like to name some of these "inspired souls" who wrote your quotes (I mean the name of the author of your source) and you simply translated them "authentically" more than anyone else.

Probably you may like to post your side of translation about these "wrong or misunderstood" translation from Manu Smriti.

Sorry for intruppting you guys, but couldn't hold on and thought to know the replies from such obvious questions. Regards

Dear Bhartayia

If you know the Sanskrit and can translate the Hindu religious scriptures in Urdu or English I would be very thankful and will definitly read them to comment. I have lot of intrest in other religous scriptures beside Islam.

Thank you for sparing your precious time for discussion and answering my queries. Actually Islam is very simple and there is not much philosphy involved. Mostly we are told in very clear tone what to do and what not to do. I have read your post in other forum just now. "Why I have starting to hate Islam". I will God Willing post reply to your questions shortly.

Regards, Shams Zaman.