Hindū'īsm: Persiska (Farsi) 1388

The general term Hinduism means the religions of the people of India. Hinduism was the most important factor in maintaining the unity of India for centuries. This religion considers God not only all-knowing and all-powerful but also accepts his presence in everything. Hinduism is very liberal as far as religious worship is concerned; In this ritual, a person can try to reach God through work (karma) or meditation (meditation) and knowledge (Guyana) or only through love (bhakti). Both the details of religious practices and the details of religious assumptions are different for each person because Hinduism denies the existence of any exclusive way to reach God. In Hinduism, God is infinite, omniscient, omnipotent, and omnipresent, but he may manifest himself to different people in different ways. There are different ways to reach him and each way is as correct as the other. This book is written about the nature and principles of Hinduism and its historical evolution. The final part of the book includes selections from Hindu scriptures.