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Kabir (15th century) is hailed as one of India's greatest exponents of devotional poetry.
His Teachings :
The central teachings of Kabir are very simple.
(1) He laid stress 'Bhakti'.
(2) He said that through Bhakti or devotion one would come nearer to God; one could be released from the cycle of birth and death only by sincere love and devotion to God, which he called Bhakti.
(3) He sincerely tried to emphasise the unity of Islam and Hinduism by preaching those virtues which were common to both religions.
(4) He made no distinction between Hindus and Muslims.
(5) To Kabir Allah and Rama were but different names of the same supreme being. To him Hindus and Muslims were "pots of the same clay".
(6) According to Kabir salvation could be attained by doing good deeds or by means of Bhakti or sincere devotion to God.
(7) He did not believe in idol worship. He was also against the performance of rituals and superstitions or pilgrimage to the so called holy places.
(8) He denounced the caste system.He said that there should be no discrimination on the basis of caste. He rejected the authority of both the Veda and the Koran. He laid great emphasis on the equality of a men. He preached a religion of love which aimed at promoting unity amongst all castes and creeds.
(9) He was a firm believer in the unity of God. To Kabir, Hari does not exist in the east and nor Allah in the west. They are one and reside inside the human heart. He advised everyone to seek truth within their own hearts.
(10) Kabir condemned pride and selfishness. He wanted man to give up pride, anger, enmity and ego. He appreciated brotherhood, which ultimately directed towards reaching the main objectives : "Love of God" and "Love of humanity".
Hope it proved to be beneficial....
Kabir (15th century) is hailed as one of India's greatest exponents of devotional poetry.
His Teachings :
The central teachings of Kabir are very simple.
(1) He laid stress 'Bhakti'.
(2) He said that through Bhakti or devotion one would come nearer to God; one could be released from the cycle of birth and death only by sincere love and devotion to God, which he called Bhakti.
(3) He sincerely tried to emphasise the unity of Islam and Hinduism by preaching those virtues which were common to both religions.
(4) He made no distinction between Hindus and Muslims.
(5) To Kabir Allah and Rama were but different names of the same supreme being. To him Hindus and Muslims were "pots of the same clay".
(6) According to Kabir salvation could be attained by doing good deeds or by means of Bhakti or sincere devotion to God.
(7) He did not believe in idol worship. He was also against the performance of rituals and superstitions or pilgrimage to the so called holy places.
(8) He denounced the caste system.He said that there should be no discrimination on the basis of caste. He rejected the authority of both the Veda and the Koran. He laid great emphasis on the equality of a men. He preached a religion of love which aimed at promoting unity amongst all castes and creeds.
(9) He was a firm believer in the unity of God. To Kabir, Hari does not exist in the east and nor Allah in the west. They are one and reside inside the human heart. He advised everyone to seek truth within their own hearts.
(10) Kabir condemned pride and selfishness. He wanted man to give up pride, anger, enmity and ego. He appreciated brotherhood, which ultimately directed towards reaching the main objectives : "Love of God" and "Love of humanity".
Hope it proved to be beneficial....
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