Hindu scriptures mention the prophet Muhammed.
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After doing only a bit of research, it can easily be concluded that he was not the Kalki avatar.
1. The Kalki Avatar would be born in the Shambhala village
2. The Kalki avatar would come at the end of the Kali Yuga, which is a bit less than 427,000 years from now.
3. After the Kalki avatar comes, the present age will be banished, and the golden age will begin
4. The Kalki Avatar is an incarnation of Vishnu, not a prophet
5. The Kalki Avatar, according to the scriptures will appear when everyone is atheist, no one gives up anything (for anyone or anything), and bad people rule the government
6. The Kalki Avatar will kill millions of bad people
This description fits Muhammad in no way.
1. The Kalki Avatar would be born in the Shambhala village
2. The Kalki avatar would come at the end of the Kali Yuga, which is a bit less than 427,000 years from now.
3. After the Kalki avatar comes, the present age will be banished, and the golden age will begin
4. The Kalki Avatar is an incarnation of Vishnu, not a prophet
5. The Kalki Avatar, according to the scriptures will appear when everyone is atheist, no one gives up anything (for anyone or anything), and bad people rule the government
6. The Kalki Avatar will kill millions of bad people
This description fits Muhammad in no way.
VitalOne said:
The scripture you refer to is not actually "Hindu" scripture, it is vedic literature. Different religions are different aspects of veda (knowledge), given to people according to time, place and circumstance. "Hindu" is a name designated to a certain people, by muslims, in recent history. In vedic literature, you will find the root of all major religions.
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islamic hinduism, is exclusive to the one hindu god, allah.VitalOne said:
nirvana with 72 virgins, how rich!
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just goes to show you, how to get converts they will mix things up, half truths, lies, all with the absolute certainty of truth, why would muslim scholars lie?VitalOne said:
Well, everything gets screwy from a Western perspective once you get to the Indus.
There's a joke that goes, "What do you call a Persian Buddhist? A Sufi." Of course, that has nothing to do with Hindu or Vedism directly, but since we're already up to Nirvana with 72 virgins, well, here we are, now; entertain us.
There's a joke that goes, "What do you call a Persian Buddhist? A Sufi." Of course, that has nothing to do with Hindu or Vedism directly, but since we're already up to Nirvana with 72 virgins, well, here we are, now; entertain us.
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Entertain you all? Who me? I was just making a backhanded comment about muslims wanting so desperatly to have an aura of prophecy for their prophet, that they will lie, force & kill for thier so-called peaceful religion. the entertainment part of all this, is having them twist the truth, distort everything & let BOLD-FACED lies out into in the wind, as proud banners of so-called factstiassa said: