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Do Hindus consume cow milk as part of their dietary practices?
Yes, Hindus do consume cow milk as part of their dietary practices.
Is salam Khan Muslim or hindus?
she was Hinduism but after marrying srk she changed to Muslim
Religion that believes in reincarnation through rebirth?
The Hindus belive in this. The Egyptians also believe in this too
Who believes in the Hindu creation story?
One would have to say that Hindus believe their creation story ...
How do you think Hindus choose their favourite god?
Hinduism only believes in ONE God and hindus pray different aspects of one God just like catholics pray to different saints
Do Hindus drink milk as part of their religious practices or beliefs?
Yes, Hindus often drink milk as part of their religious practices and beliefs. Milk is considered a sacred and pure substance in Hinduism, and it is commonly used in rituals and offerings to deities.
Are Hindus pantheists?
Hindus cannot be regarded as Pantheists bcos pantheism preaches that all form of life is god but hinduism follows idol worship and temple practices.........
What does hindiusm believe about the sanctity of life?
hinduism believes in ahimsa which means no human should be harmed and hindus should do no harm
What has the author Judith Law written?
Judith Law has written: 'The religious beliefs and practices of the Vietnamese community in Britain' 'The religious beliefs and practices of Hindus in Derby'
What part of the world practices Hinduism?
Hinduism is practiced throughout the world. An exaple of major country with many Hindus is India.
What countries is Hinduism practised in today?
Hinduism is mainly practices in India. But due to globalization, today Hindus are in every country. Also there are many Hindus in Caribbean whose ancestors were taken there as slaves.
What religion believes in a caste system and has a writings called Vedas?
Hinduism believes in a caste system and has sacred texts called the Vedas. The caste system is a traditional social hierarchy that categorizes people into different groups based on their birth, which is outlined in the Vedas.
