bro, this isnt an Islam thread?
and the op (who is a troll), made the the thread title whether Mahabaharat is a MYTH or REALITY?
I am getting the sense that some are convincing others that its a reality and saying other wise is targeting the religion. And in this discussion how can one ignore the so called nuclear war?
in the past 2 pages of this thread, nothing serious has been discussed. No one mentions the radition that they say emits from one of the location and how they claim their was a nuclear war in BC era
There is such stuff in every religion but if you believe something you try to justify it. If you take a neutral point of view and look at some of the stories in Islam you will feel the same.
We all believe what we want to believe so there is no reason to mock anyone or try to prove them wrong.
Anyone who believes in Mahabharata will not stop believing if you criticize it but it might hurt their sentiments.
Muslims in particular should not criticize or mock such things because they cannot take it themselves. No group is easier to offend and takes more time to get offended.
My advice for you and other Muslims is to say out of this thread and give our Hindu friends space to discuss this.
Personally I am quite fascinated by this epic and also Ramayana which I have studied a bit. I would like to know more about Mahabharata one day when I have time but I would like to do so without judgement and without the need of proving anyone wrong or proving it a myth to satisfy my ego.
The funniest thing in this world is people of one religion trying to mock followers of another religion and accusing them of believing in myths and fantasies when every single religion in the world relies on blind faith.
If you were born in a Hindu family and you would have grown up studying Mahabharata and would have been conditioned to believe that it is true, you wouldn’t be calling it a myth today.
It is the same reason why you can believe in the existence of angels and jinns, in life hereafter, in stories of the Prophet’s journey to the seven heavens in one night, in Dajjal, in the return of Prophet Jesus etc. and so forth.
You have been conditioned to believe that all of that is true but your viewpoint would have been completely different if you weren’t raised in a Muslim family.
The bottomline is that we all need to give each other space to believe what they want to believe without mocking their beliefs or trying to prove them wrong.
Interfaith harmony is very easy to achieve if only people can make peace with the fact that they don’t need to impose themselves on other people to satisfy their fragile egos.