What was the contribution of bhakti saints to Indian society
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The Sufi movement made a valuable contribution to Indian society. Like the Bhakti saints who were engaged in breaking down the barriers within Hinduism, the Sufis too infused a new liberal outlook within Islam. The interaction between early Bhakti and Sufi ideas laid the foundation for more liberal movements of the fifteenth century.
Sant Kabir and Guru Nanak had preached a non-sectarian religion based on universal love. The Sufis believed in the concept of Wahdat-ul-Wajud (Unity of Being) which was promoted by Ibn-i-Arabi (l165-1240). He opined that all beings are essentially one. Different religïons were identical. This doctrine gained popularity in India.
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Sant Kabir and Guru Nanak had preached a non-sectarian religion based on universal love. The Sufis believed in the concept of Wahdat-ul-Wajud (Unity of Being) which was promoted by Ibn-i-Arabi (l165-1240). He opined that all beings are essentially one. Different religïons were identical. This doctrine gained popularity in India.
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➝What was the contribution of bhakti saints to Indian society?
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- The bhakti movements brought peace and Goodwill among the Hindus and the Muslims it also tried to reform the Hinduism.
- the bhakti saints gave a new idea and dignity to the people of lower caste
- The bhakti sans presented a simple religion among the people which required only devotion to god this religion was very easy to adopt.
- The bhakti saints used very simple language which can be easily understood by the people a lot of devotional literature developed in various regional languages such as Hindi , Punjabi , Marathi , Bengali etc.
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