i have search hinduism as well ...

Submitted by syed mohammad ali (India), Sep 2, 2007 at 04:51

they saw evil in islam because they know islam doesnt compromise with their beliefs like you did ...in fact hinduism is a pagan religion which doesnt have anything concentrate or having strong foundation

Gods of the Trimurti

BRAHMA the creator (also known as Prajapati): After the act of creation, he has little prominence, often referred to as "grandfather," aloof, unaware or unconcerned about the consequences of his actions. In one story he rewards even demons for their asceticism, thus causing much grief to the other gods.

Brahma is sometimes said to be self-created, or born from a lotus out of Vishnu's navel, or hatched from the cosmic egg. He is often depicted with four heads: as his daughter/consort Sarasvati tried to avoid his lustful gaze, other heads grew up in each direction she ran; when she ascended to heaven, a fifth head appeared, which Shiva cut off because of Brahma's incestuous lust.

VISHNU the preserver of cosmic order (dharma): Represented with blue skin and four arms, often sleeping on a coiled serpent floating on the ocean. He rides Garuda, the sacred bird (symbol of Indian airlines today).

As Vishnu became more important over the centuries, his "history" became more complex. The Puranas developed the idea of Vishnu having appeared on earth in nine previous avatars (or incarnations) during the present Great Age (Mahayuga), with one still to come (note that the number of avatari varies in the Puranas, some listing as many as 22, others say they are innumerable):..

i have seen nothing good hinduism ...i have gone through with it now said what you found wrong in islam it is far far better than hinduism ...your god seems to very much brutal they have lust for their own daughters...mr vishwas how could you follow this ...now quote me what you found wrong in islam ..lol

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