Question

Why does the poet consider it needless to ask the Caste of a Saint?​

Answer 1

The poem "It Is Needless to Ask of a Saint the Caste" is written by the Kabir.

Explanation:

In this poem, Kabir requested to the people that not to ask the caste of the gentleman and the person who has the kindest heart.

• Later, Kabir exclaimed that all are the children of the god.
• All the people are working for god's devotion with the equal faith.
• He said that a person is foolish if someone has asked the caste of such a wonderful hearted person.

"End, where remains no mark of distinction" All are the same in the eyes of God.

Answer 2

Because of the following reasons, the poet consider it needless to ask the Caste of a Saint.

EXPLANATION:

• It is useless to invite a saint according to the caste to which he belongs.
• The tradesman, and all the thirty-six castes, alike are seeking for God.
• Hindus and Muslims are alike according to the poet.
• There is no mark of distinction between human beings.
• Saint Kabir, a super social reformer, criticizes the caste system.
• According to him caste system should be eliminated.  
• According to him the caste system is blot on humanism.  
• Due to this system the Indian society has been divided into numerous sections.
• This is one of the greatest barriers inside the manner of the development.  
• That is why the poet advises that one should never ask about the caste of saints.
• In the eyes of the poet all are equal.  
• In brief, right here the poet raises his voice against social discrimination.  
• The reason of the poet is to establish peace, prosperity and concord.