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No, Hindus are not considered "people of the book" in the same way that followers of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam are. The term "people of the book" refers to those who follow Abrahamic religions and have a holy book (Torah, Bible, or Quran) as the central religious text. Hinduism does not have a single holy book but rather a vast collection of scriptures known as the Vedas, Upanishads, and various others.
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Where is Hinduism practiced today?
there are a lot of hindus in India and people told me that hindus are the only people in Nepal.
What book do they follow in Hinduism?
The Hindus holy book is the Vedas
What is the main holy book of Hindus called?
The main holy book of the Hindus is The Mahabharata and The Ramayana. They are also regarded as the epic of India. Bhagvad Gita is also a very vital book of the Hindus.
Mahabharata is holy book of Hindus?
Yes, Mahabharata is holy book of Hindus. It is and epic poem describing the most dangerous war on the earth.
What types of people attend Hindus temple?
Hindus and people who are curious about Hindu beliefs.
How many Hindus are there in China?
About 130,000 people in China are Hindus.
Who inspires the Hindus?
Mostly it is the gods that inspire the Hindus, but normal everyday people can inspire Hindus as well.
What is meant by garuda puranam?
It is a holy book for Hindus.
How do hindus treat their holy book?
They call it Dharmagrantha.
What is a Bhagavad?
A Bhagavad-gita is a holy book for Hindus.
Why were the Hindus considered as peaceful people?
Yes They are, By & large Hindus are Very peaceful people.
What land or people was Ganesha in charge of?
Hindus people of Europe. But Hindus people never stopped believing in Guru (the thinkers)
