Natural Human Disposition To Believe In One God And Hinduism
They are not necessarily doomed. That’s what the videos are saying. Every person must seek the truth. It is in our fitrah to question, to have arguments for our belief, to use our intelligence. This is the voice of our fitrah. Allah will ask if we did justice to the voice of fitrah. If a mushrik never answered the voice of the fitrah then the questioning will start from there. That why didn’t he seek the truth, not that he is a mushrik or anything. What people need to understand about Qur’an is that people argued that we were only doing what our fathers were doing, so we should not be punished for their mistake. So Allah counters that and says that did He not give you free will? Did not give you ability to think? Was is it obligatory upon you to follow whatever your fathers were doing? Hazrat Ibrahim (AS) is an example, born in a complete polytheistic environment, started to think and answered the voice of fitrah and accepted that there is only One God. Every sane person can think like that, everyone can answer the voice of fitrah but if they do not then they must answer for it. But it doesn’t just stop there, Allah will then send some warning or people to remind you, they will make polytheists reach the point where they will forced to make arguments for their beliefs and then they will realize that there is no basis for their shirk but if they continue to stubbornly believe in something that’s not correct then they will answer for the crime of being intentional mushrik.
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It is an incorrect assumption that Hindus are polytheists. Polytheism is a belief in which there are many gods, none of whom participate in the divine essence of any of the others . These separate and autonomous gods are all of equal status and are worshipped simultaneously . Most Hindus believe that all of their gods and goddesses are manifestations of the one Ultimate Brahman (Bhagvan) . Also most Hindus worship only one god or goddess as being higher than the others , but accept the right of others to worship other gods. In essence, most Hindus are not polytheists but can be regarded as monists who hold pantheistic views . While such a view is purely philosophical in nature, it is not in contradiction to the natural human disposition regarding one Creator .