the words ALLAH and Muhammad pbuh in the vedas

Submitted by bayezid (Bangladesh), Jan 7, 2009 at 01:02

as for the word ALLAH and muhammad in the vedas .................

Uttarayan Vedas:

" La Ilha Harti Papam
Illa Ilaha Param Padam
Janma Baikuntha Par Aup-inuti
Janpi Namo Muhammadam "

Approximate Meaning:There is no shelter but "La Ilaha ... ... ... ..." to get rid of sin. The shelter of Ilah (Allah) is the actual shelter. If one is born on earth, there is no alternative to getting salvation from sin but to take shelter in Ilah (Allah). And for this, it is essential to follow the path shown by Muhammad.

Atharva-Vedic Upanishad ||9||:

"Aushwa illaley Mitravaruna-Raja Tashmat-Tani Divyani
Punastang Dudhya Habaiyami Milang Kabar Illallang
Alla-rahsul Mahamad Rakang Baraswa
Alla Allam Illallotey Illalla"

Approximate Meaning: At an appropriate time, a Great man named MAHAMMAD will appear, whose abode will be in the desert (Arabia). He will be accompanied by his companions.

Allaupanishad:

"Hotermindra Hotermindra Mahashurindraiy:
Alla Jeyshthang Paramang Purnang Brhman Aullam
Aadalla Bukmekkam Alla Buk Nikhatkam Aulley Aullam."

Translation: The Supreme! The Most Exalted! The Most Powerful is HE. Alla is the best and the Greatest (or Highest). He is the Supreme, Complete and One without any Fault (Error etc.). He us Uncomparable. Alla is Comparable to Alla alone.

Alla-Upanishad:

"Alla Mahamadkang Baraswa ... ... ... ... ... ... ..."

Translation: Accept Muhammad, the Prophet of Allah as an example to be followed.

oh but i thought that the quraysh was only in arabia. how do we have the words ALLAH and muhammad peace be upon him in the vedas which came tyhousands of years before the quran ???? or the bible. or the torah?

this reminds me of what ALLAH says in the quran , thought you should know :

quran 34:49 -"Say,'The truth has come, Falsehood cannot originate or regenerate.'"

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