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What are the worshipers of Hinduism named?
Hindus
What was the religious of Arabs before Islam?
They were mostly idol worshipers .
Who was the most enemy for Islam?
jews ______________________________________ And the pagans or idol worshipers
What do hindus and christians both believe in?
An idol for worship.
Why was Mahmud known as the idol smasher?
Mahmud was called the idol smasher because he smashed the most important idol of the Hindus with his own hands at the desert of Somnath.
Is a non-Jew called a pagan?
Only idol-worshipers are known as pagans. Christians and Muslims are not. The proper term for a non-Jew is a Gentile.
Are Hindus pantheists?
Hindus cannot be regarded as Pantheists bcos pantheism preaches that all form of life is god but hinduism follows idol worship and temple practices.........
How do Hindus perform Puja?
usually hindus carry out pooja by washing the idol of God or Goddess , than carefully wiping and decorating them with perfuMes and such, which is followed by providing clothes to idol and then worshipping them with fire and incense sticks. However The exact methods differ from place to place.
A sentence for idol?
Hindus worship idols.Worshipping idols is not allowed in islam
Is Hindu are kafir?
Literally 'kafir' in Arabic means 'one who hides'. It was used in the early days of Islam for idol worshipers who hid the truth of one God. In the current age it is just a terminology for people who do not believe in any form of God. Christians Jews and certain Hindus who believe in One Almighty All Powerful God or Ishwar are not Kafirs.
Why the is tortoise in front of every Hindu temple?
Tortoise is a slow animal and Hindus want the worshipers to go slow. Moreover the myth says that tortoise comes from clean water and therefore worshipers should come to temples with clean bodies, they will have long life like tortoise.
Why is there no stautes of humans in a synagogue?
Because Jewish people are not idol worshipers. Jewish people only believe in one G-d and he is a being, not a person, hence no statue.
