Hindus worship idols.Worshipping idols is not allowed in islam
There is no "idol" worshipped by Muslims. Muslims worship The Creator=Allah. Allah is a word only used for "The Creator" and cannot be pluralized or assigned to either gender. Idol worship is strickly forbidden in Islam and is what was prevelent in the pre-Islamic era/society. Muslims are not allowed to have statues, they worship The CREATOR not the created.
The sentence speaks for itself - worshipping an ganesha idol is worship of an idol, because the statue itself is the object of veneration. However, worship of the god Ganesha through use of a statue or 'idol' of Ganesha need not be seen as idol worship. Many Christians pray before statues of saints and even of Jesus, but would never consider this to be idol worship.
Primarily Hinduism is worshipped at their homes. Or some people might go to Temple to worship God in Hinduism.
Hindus cannot be regarded as Pantheists bcos pantheism preaches that all form of life is god but hinduism follows idol worship and temple practices.........
Panika caste is a community living in Uttar Pradesh state of India. They are a caste of Hinduism but have no faith in outward observance or idol worship.
AnswerSome early dissenters questioned the Catholic practice of making statues of its saints and then kneeling down and praying before them. However, the official Catholic position is that this differs from idol worship because the saints are only 'venerated' and because prayers to saints are only for intercession to God. This practice is the closest that modern Christianity comes to what is called idol worship.
leaders of Hinduism worship God. While leaders of Buddhism do not worship God.
They have many gods. Hinduism is a polytheistic religion.
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The main facility needed to perform worship is the intention, interest and dedication to worship in Hinduism. Other requirements are immaterial. There are innumerable ways of worship prescribed in hinduism.