Comments by "F Ahmad" (@fahmad7194) on "Let's Talk Religion" channel.

  1. I had known one group in Lahore in the 1990s. They did not call themselves the Quranists, but they were sceptical of Hadith and critical of the Imams. They believed that the Quran provided all the guidance and information, including the performance of Salat, etc.
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  2.  @thegrunbeld6876  Actually, they did pray two or three times a day.
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  3. Sufism is all-inclusive. Judaism is all exclusive bar one race. It's like mixing oil and water
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  4. I look forward to your video on classical music of Muslims in India Pakistan (Ameer Khusro)
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  5. Ameer Khusro is among the greatest composers of all time. The world will soon find out.
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  6.  @AfrahFatima214  No. Their views bore similarity to the group described here as the Quranists. They did not call themselves that.
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  7. A subtle hint of monotheism is present under layers upon layers of rituals, customs and traditions.
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  8. @Sea Pirate  Schools of thought exist in all faiths and so does the hint of monotheism in most religions, IMO. Albeit, it is usually buried under dogma and superstition.
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  9. @Sea Pirate  Jainism and Hinduism are extremely old religions. It is impossible to say how they had started out.
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  10. @Siya   Don't worry. I did not learn about Hinduism from Internet. I have read a couple of books on the subject. Thanks for the positive confirmation 🙏
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  11.  @xiuhcoatl4830  Simple minds reject rather than object
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