A Hindu Writer and the Prophet Muhammad

Originally posted 2019-11-03 09:02:43.

The Prophet Muhammad never offered any worship to any idol even in his childhood. He kept his accounts clear, fulfilled his promises and had come to be known as a trustworthy, truthful.

The Prophet Muhammad never offered any worship to any idol even in his childhood.

We find in India a lot of fair-minded Hindu writers and poets who expressed their love and gratitude to Islam and the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). There are many poets and writers who studied Islam and the biography of the Prophet (peace be upon him) and then expressed their sincere feelings towards the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) and gave balanced opinions on Islam and its teachings. Such efforts are always welcomed by peace-loving people everywhere in the world.

Dr. K.V. Nicolan says in this regard: “The book compiled by Mr. Noor Ahmad Meerthi on the subject of eulogy of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) by non Muslim poets includes introductions to more than 300 poets. There are many separate books and articles on this subject by different researchers, critics and literary intellectuals.

In addition, there is Hindu writer in recent years who was inspired by the ideas and life of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), a Hindu man decided to write the first-ever biography of Islam’s Prophet in Marwari, a regional language in Rajasthan’s Shekhawati region.

“When I was a kid, our teachers would tell us to read books as part of our course. Since those days I spent a lot of time reading. I read Muhammad’s biography too and I thought that I should write about this amazing personality,” Rajeev Sharma was quoted in various Indian websites.

Sharma was born in 1987, in Kolasiya, a village in Jhunjhunu of Rajasthan. He started his own library in his village when he was in 9th standard. Muslim Mirror reported.

Being a good reader, he got the chance to read the biography of Prophet Muhammad whose ideas and life had a great impact of Sharma who decided to translate it into Marwari.

“I didn’t consider religion to be a big deal here. If we think about our past, all religions would live with mutual harmony. It is recently that the intolerance levels have increased,” Sharma was quoted as saying.

Sharma claims that his book, Paigambar Ro Paigam, represents the first original biography about the life of Prophet Muhammad (Peace be upon him) in “Marwari.”

The 112-page biography the first in Marwari is available at “Ganv Ka Gurukul”, an e-version of a library established by Sharma when he was barely in his 9th grade in his village Kosiya.

“Paigambar Ro Paigam is already being appreciated by many. I have already received several thousand hits on my website for this. People across the globe have downloaded it,” Sharma said.

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Source: Taken from www.onislam.net with modification.

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