Mohan Bhagwat On Samaveda in urdu: RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat launched the Urdu translation of ‘Samveda’, one of the four Vedas, at the Red Fort complex in Delhi. This is the first ever Urdu translation of any Veda. Famous film director Iqbal Durrani had organized a program regarding this in New Delhi. Bhagwat said that people’s ways of worshiping God may be different but their intention is the same. We must understand that religions are different paths that people follow to reach the same goal.
Bhagwat said that some worship land, some water and some worship fire but all religions lead to the same goal or destination. It should not be made a cause of enmity or conflict between communities. In fact, on Friday (March 17) the RSS chief commented on the launch of the first Urdu translation of the Samaveda, one of the four Vedas or scriptures of Hinduism, by screenwriter and filmmaker Iqbal Durrani in New Delhi. Samaveda is considered the basic scripture of religion.
What did the RSS chief say
The event was organized at the iconic Red Fort in the national capital New Delhi. During this, Bhagwat said that even if people climb a mountain from many sides, they will reach the same peak. The world is full of violence at the moment. The ways to worship God may be different, the intention or motivation remains the same. We should not fight over different means of worship.
Samaveda translation in Urdu
Actually, famous film director Iqbal Durrani has translated Samveda into Urdu. He believes that this book is a hymn of love which everyone should read. Durrani said that Dara Shikoh, the son of the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan, had started the work of translating the Upanishads into Urdu, but was murdered by his brother Aurangzeb before his attempt could succeed. Work in this direction was stalled for 400 years. Now, under the supervision of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, a new effort is being made to translate Hindu scriptures into Urdu.
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