Worship between Islam and Hinduism
Hinduism has some sorts of worship similar to the worships in Islam, however, in Hinduism those worships have been twisted and changed and were mixed with polytheistic rituals and additions.
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Rituals and Worship in Hinduism
Hindus are allowed to worship anything, including sexual organs. It is common among them to name their children as Shiva Lingam (God Shiva's sexual organ) or Rama Lingam (God Rama's sexual organ).
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Fruits of Hajj (3/3)
The acts of worship have been prescribed for certain goal, which is only attainable through performing the worship in conformity with the commands of the Qur’an and Sunnah.
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What Is Hajj?
During Hajj, the pilgrims relive the life of Prophet Ibrahim and his son Prophet Ismail (peace be upon them). Allah was pleased with their sacrifice and so He has destined all Pilgrims to revive certain moments of their life.
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Hajj: A Symbol of Equality
The Hindu religion differentiates between people on the basis of caste, a Shudra cannot enter the temples of the upper castes also people of low caste are not allowed to read the Vedas, even they cannot sit next to a Barahman.
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Hajj: A Historical Background
Hajj is the fifth obligated act of worship, which Islam enjoins upon you, as referred to in the hadith of the Prophet (peace be upon him) about the five pillars of Islam.
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Merits of Islamic Rulings (1/2)
During Hajj, the pilgrims relive the life of Prophet Ibrahim and his son Prophet Ismail (peace be upon them). Allah was pleased with their sacrifice and so He has destined all Pilgrims to revive certain moments of their life.
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Why Only Islam?
Islam commands all kinds of good and forbids all kinds of evil. It encourages good manners and proper treatment of others. It enjoins good characteristics such as truthfulness, patience, deliberation, kindness, humbleness and modesty.
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Fasting Fights Cancer
Although fasting is beneficial to our health, it is regarded principally as a method of self-purification, by cutting oneself off from worldly pleasures and comforts.
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Why is Fasting an Obligatory Worship?
Fasting promotes the spirit of human equality before Allah. All able Muslims, male and female, rich and poor, from all ethnic and national backgrounds go through the same experience of fasting.
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