Narendra Modis Greatest Answer to a Silly Question. Question: When you see the future of India do you see a India that is purely Hindu or do you see a place for Muslims in India ? SCROLL DOWN FOR THE VIDEO. Narendra Modis reply: This question is a problem faced by people who do not have a proper understanding of what Hindu or Hindutva means and never grasp it. Hinduism always says (quoting Sankrit hymn) ekam sat vipra bahudha vadanti which means the Truth is one but there are many paths to understand and get to it. Hinduism is the only religion that says that God is one and never says that the Muslim god is different, Christian god is different or Sikh god is different.A Hindu does not believe in the absolutism of his own god. He says each god is suitable and made for His believer. If you are a body builder than you can follow god Hanuman (monkey god known for his physical strength). Hence what a Muslim believes in is his own business and if he wants to pursue his god that way then he is more than welcome. Israel has an official book in which they say that they have been persecuted in every part of the world especially in Germany. It further says that if there is a land where Jews were welcome and never persecuted in its history, than its India where Jews have lived for centuries in Bombay and Cochin. (Note: This is true; when Israels very first parliament formed after its formation the very first resolution they passed was to thank India). Similarly when the Parsis (Zorastrian fire worshippers) arrived in India in 7th century (Note: They were driven out of Persia by invading Muslim armies) they arrived in the coast of Gujarat in India and they were welcomed by the local Hindu King. They informed the King that they had brought their God (sacred fire) with them and wish to build a temple, but requested of him that no non-Persian should be within a 50 km radius of their fire God. The Hindu King answered that that will not be a problem even though the request was was against the Hindu practice of not excluding any of his own people from any house of worship. He not only settled them but built them a fire temple and honored their request by barring locals from going near that temple. So this kind of belief system is only prevalent in India where due to the Hindu religion we welcome all other faiths. Other faiths follow a holier than thou philosophy which says that my god is the only truth and other beliefs and faiths are beneath mine. That philosophy has lead to human conflicts and in extremity lead to terrorism and violence. Its only a Hindu who incorporates all faiths within his belief and in fact tells followers of other faiths to follow their own faith honestly as the Hindu does not feel threatened by it as he considers it to be all part of the same goal. So this question only shows a lack of understanding of the culture and kind of tradition and heritage we come from. The questioner was silent... https://youtube/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=Kc0xW-_wfWc
Posted on: Fri, 24 Oct 2014 15:31:52 +0000