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Comparative Study of Religions | May 30, 2010 | Maulana Wahiduddin Khan

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Intellectual development is religion's purpose
“If religion does not give intellectual development, what use is it?”
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Listening with an empty mind
“Main bilkul empty mind ho kar baat sunta hoon.”
2 min 2 sec
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Discovery from a Hindu scholar's question
“Lucknow mein ek sahib thay, ek Hindu scholar.”
3 min 32 sec
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Learning from a Hindu scholar's question
“Lucknow mein ek sahib thay, ek Hindu scholar.”
5 min 35 sec
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Bertrand Russell and indirect argument for God
“A confirmed atheist who does not believe in God.”
2 min
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Argument from design is scientific
“One sentence from Russell gave me a great discovery.”
3 min 2 sec
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Consensus on not declaring Muslims kafir
“Kal jo Pakistan mein hua hai ke wo Ahmadi firqa...”
31 sec
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Hatred hinders intellectual growth
“You become deprived of intellectual development, scientific progress stops.”
5 min 31 sec
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How Islam broke empires and enabled science
“A French historian named Henri Pirenne.”
30 sec
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Wisdom of delaying political issues
“This is a great wisdom: put the political aspect in pending.”
2 min 5 sec
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Dealing policy for Muslims
“This is a great wisdom: put the political aspect in pending.”