Islam vs Christianity vs Judaism vs hinduism Religion Comparison | World Facts Data

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Introduction:
Briefly introduce the four religions: Islam, Christianity, Judaism, and Hinduism.
Mention the significance and global impact of these religions.
State the objective of the video: to compare and contrast their beliefs, practices, and key tenets.
Section 1: Origin and History
Islam:

Founded by Prophet Muhammad in the 7th century CE.
Originated in the Arabian Peninsula.
Christianity:

Rooted in the teachings of Jesus Christ, who lived in the 1st century CE.
Originated in the Roman province of Judea.
Judaism:

One of the oldest monotheistic religions.
Originated with the covenant between God and Abraham in the 2nd millennium BCE.
Hinduism:

One of the oldest religions in the world.
No single founder, evolved over thousands of years.
Section 2: Core Beliefs
Islam:

Belief in one God (Allah).
The Quran as the holy book.
The Five Pillars of Islam.
Christianity:

Belief in the Holy Trinity (Father, Son, Holy Spirit).
The Bible as the holy book.
Salvation through faith in Jesus Christ.
Judaism:

Belief in one God (Yahweh).
The Torah as the holy book.
Covenant with God and adherence to commandments.
Hinduism:

Diverse beliefs and practices.
Concepts of karma, dharma, and moksha.
A vast array of scriptures including the Vedas and Upanishads.
Section 3: Worship and Practices
Islam:

Five daily prayers (Salah).
Fasting during Ramadan (Sawm).
Pilgrimage to Mecca (Hajj).
Christianity:

Weekly worship services.
Sacraments like baptism and communion.
Judaism:

Weekly Sabbath observance.
Festivals like Passover and Yom Kippur.
Hinduism:

Varied rituals and ceremonies.
Pilgrimages to sacred sites.
Yoga and meditation practices.
Section 4: Social and Cultural Impact
Discuss the impact of these religions on culture, art, music, and philosophy.
Explore their influence on historical events and societal norms.
Section 5: Common Misconceptions
Address common stereotypes or misunderstandings about each religion.
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All Comments (21)
  • @sanzhar6399
    I am Muslim and i don't hate other religions 😊
  • @Aislan-b6d
    I'm a Catholic Christian, I'm Brazilian, I respect all religions
  • @CosmosSt4rr
    I am a Christian but I believe that we should all live in peace and harmony regardless of our beliefs :)
  • @wolfx077
    Hinduism isn't a religion, it's a way of living. Respect to all religions.♥️
  • @fcalvaresi
    The person who made this infographic is clearly not a Jew or a Christian because there were mistakes and oversimplifications. First of all, the most important Christian celebration is Easter, while Christmas is actually second in importance (although more famous because many non-believers celebrate it as well).
  • @kristisikha
    Judaism -🗿 Christianity -🗿 Islam - 🗿 Hinduism - 🗿 People who compare them - 🤡
  • @Kitanana1
    A really nice and educative video, although some issues need correction. 1. In Christianity the most important holiday is EASTER, not Christmas. That's when our faith's most important mystery, Christ's death and resurrection, is celebrated. 2. Pastor is how Protestants (Lutherans, Evangelicals, Pentecostals, Baptists, non-denom Christians etc.) call their religious leaders. However, the oldest Christian denominations that make up majority of the Christian population, Catholics and Orthodox, use the word "priest" instead. 3. The symbols of Christian holidays included in the video are cultural elements rather than religious ones. For Christmas it should be a menger where Jesus was born, and for Easter the crucifix or the lamb. Presents, bunnies and other things are just nice additions to the overall celebration, not its core elements.
  • @Ethan01_1
    As Muslim, I respect all religion ‼️
  • @GoogleMap-mj5zk
    4:40 umm in Islam Mary(Maryem) is also notable woman she is in Quran ,there are verses about her ,God mentioned her ❤
  • @jeyanthinikanthappan
    You referenced the cat who jumped on the iman during prayer ❤ and the same cat that jumped perfectly at the end of it.
  • @user_D_2426
    I love Hinduism 🙏🏻📿 Jay shree Krishna 🕉️🛐
  • @ignastamulis8702
    Biggest holiday is Easter (Pascha), it is how Christianity had born. Christmas is second, Pentecost (birth of the Church, day of the Trinity, day of the Holy Spirit) is third. ☦️
  • @_imjisooimok6368
    Eventually hinduism has more than just of 10,600 verses and if all hindu texts are combined it would be more than than we think so my context is that Hinduism is one of the oldest religions.Many Scholers say that Hinduism is more than 10,000 years old with proofs and has given birth to buddhism, jainism nd sikhism(don't know much about it)
  • @Havo0409
    I love Islam, it is a very beautiful religion Alhamdulillah, I am from Tajikistan 🇹🇯❤ .
  • @user-gb6gv2ih3k
    Proud to be sanatani or hindu , the oldest religion on the earth SHREE RAM 🚩🚩☝️🕉️🌍