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The Arya Samaj. Members of the Arya Samaj follow the teachings of the reformer Dayananda Sarasvati (1824–1883) who rejected the practices of caste and murti worship. The main ceremony performed is the havan (sacred fire) ceremony. The Arya Samaj. The Vedas are the oldest texts in the world. The Vedas are the most scared books of the Aryas and ancient indian culture. It is also the oldest scriptures of Hinduism. The language of the vedas is sanskrit. There are four Vedas: Rig Veda, Yajur Veda, Sam Veda and Atharva Veda. Vedas knowledge are direct from God. Online Library to preserve priceless Literature of Arya Samaj and Vedic Dharm. Also to let people read it without any restrictions of boundary, religion, race, ethnicity, faith, colour and language.
'A meeting of the Arya Samāj for investing boys with the ' from 's 1916 The Tribes and Castes of the Central Provinces of India-Volume I.Dayanand reached Bombay on 29 January 1875, and immediately the appeal to establish an Arya Samaj there was renewed. However, he did not want a protracted debate to ensue as had occurred at Ahmedabad, bringing with it the possibility of endless deliberations. Thus, a membership drive was initiated which would circumvent the need for discussions. Within a short time, 100 individuals enrolled themselves as prospective members.On 7 April 1875, the Bombay Arya Samaj was officially established. The membership amounted to 100 persons, including Dayanand. The members appealed to him that he should serve as either the President or the of the Samaj, but he refused, requesting instead that he be listed as a regular member.
From there onwards Arya Samaj Sect steadily grew in numbers.Arya Samaj After Dayanand Saraswati. Dayanand died in 1883. Arya Samaj grew after his death mainly in Punjab. Early leaders of the Samaj were and Lala Munshi Ram (known as after his Sanyas). The activities and the opposition Arya Samaj encountered in Punjab was credited with the formation of the rival Sikh dominated, the forerunner of the. 3 Some authors also claim that the activities of Samaj led to increased antagonism between Muslims and Hindus. 4 Shraddhanand led the movement that worked towards bringing Converted Hindus back into the fold.
5The Samaj split into two in Punjab after 1893 on the question of eating meat. The group that refrained from meat was called the Mahatma group and the one favoring consumption of meat as the 'Cultured Party'. 6During the early part of the 20th century, the Samaj or organizations inspired by it such as Jat Pat Todak Mandal were active in campaigning against caste discrimination. 7 Other activities the samaj engaged in was that of and 8During the early parts of the 20th century, the Samaj established chapters in where there was a sizeable such as. Prominent Indian Nationalists such as belonged to Arya Samaj and were active in propagating the message of Samaj. 9 Pandit Lekh Ram and Arya Samaj in PunjabArya Samaj was and is an important sect amongst Hindu Punjabis. (1858 – 6 March 1897) was an important Arya Samaj Hindu leader.
He is famous for his encounters with the founder of the. He also wrote a book in falsification of Ahmad's and named it Takzeeb e Barahin Ahmadiyya (A falsification of the Barahin e Ahmadiyya). He was assassinated on March 6, 1897. Members of the claim that this was in accordance with the prophecies of.
10 11 Humanitarian efforts. The Samaj is also present in countries such as, Australia, 13 South Africa, 14 Kenya, 15 Mauritius 16 and other countries where a significant is present. Immigrants to Canada from and the countries respectively form separate Arya Samaj communities in many Canadian cities including Toronto. 17 Most major metropolitan areas of United States have chapters of Arya Samaj.
18 Arya Samaj Core BeliefThere are many arya samaj mandir in Delhi. Some of them are government authorized for conducting wedding ceremonies. ^. ^ ^. ^.
^. ^. ^ Rajivlochan, M., & Rajivlochan, M. Coping with Exclusions the Non-Political Way.
Mapping Social Exclusion in India: Caste, Religion and Borderlands, 82-83. ^. ^. ^ Pandit Lekh Ram (1858-1897).
^ Ian Talbot writes: 'Relations grew particularly bad between the Aryas and the Muslims. Serious violence broke out in 1897 when Pandit Lekh Ram was assassinated. Lekh Ram's greatest influence was in the north-west of Punjab. He had in fact joined the Peshawar Arya Samaj in 1880 and rose to prominence first as a missionary and then as editor of the Arya Gazette.
At first he had limited his attacks to the Ahmadi movement of Mirza Ghulam Ahmad, but he increasingly attacked orthodox Muslims as well. His pamphlet, Risala-i-Jihad ya'ri Din-i-Muhammad ki Bunyad (A Treatise on waging holy war, or the foundation of the Muhammadan Religion) caused a considerable outcry, when it was published in 1892.
Until his murder by a Muslim five years later, Lekh Ram continued to stir up animosity by his vituperative writings.' (Punjab and the Raj, 1849–1947', p. 72–73) Ian Talbot. ^ Punjab, the Crucial Decade, by Subash Chander Sharma, p. 133. ^ Arya Samaj Queensland.
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Chamupati, M.A., Ten Commandments of Arya Samaj, New Delhi: D.A.V. Publications (2001).J.T.F. Jordens, Dayanada Saraswati, Delhi: Oxford University Press (1978)., The Arya Samaj: An Account of its Aims, Doctrine and Activities, with a Biographical Sketch of the Founder, D.A.V. College Managing Committee, New Delhi (1915), ISBN 97-77-5., A History of the Arya Samaj, (Rep.) New Delhi (1993), ISBN 81-215-0578-X.M. Ruthven, Fundamentalism: A Very Short Introduction, Oxford University Press, USA (2007), ISBN 978-0-19-921270-5.J.M. Sharma, Swami Dayanand: A Biography, USB Publishers Distributors Ltd., India (1998), ISBN 81-7476-212-4.Rajender Sethi, 'Rashtra Pitamah Swami Dayanand Saraswati' published by M R Sethi Educational Trust Chandigarh. The Origin, Scope and Mission of the Arya Samaj, by Ganga Prasad Upadhyaya.
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Published by Arya Samaj, 1954. The Arya Samaj:, by Vaidyanath Shastri. Published by Sarvadeshik Arya Pratinidhi Sabha, 1967. The Arya Samaj and Indian Nationalism, 1875–1920, by Dhanpati Pandey. Published by S. Chand, 1972. A Critical Study of the Contribution of the Arya Samaj to Indian Education, by Saraswati Shantipriya Pandit.
Published by Sarvadeshik Arya, Pratinidhi Sabha, 1975. Arya Samaj and Indians Abroad, by Nardev Vedalankar, Manohar Somera. Published by Sarvadeshik Arya Pratinidhi Sabha, 1975. The Arya Samaj: Hindu Without Hinduism, by D. Published by Vikas, 1983.
ISBN 0-7069-2131-3. Social Movements and Social Change: A Study of Arya Samaj and Untouchables in Punjab, by Satish Kumar Sharma. Published by B.R. Publishing, 1985.
Arya Samaj and the Freedom Movement: 1875–1918, by Kripal Chandra Yadav, Krishan Singh Arya. Manohar Publications, 1988. ISBN 81-85054-42-8. Arya Samaj Movement in India, 1875–1947, by Gulshan Swarup Saxena. Published by Commonwealth Publishers, 1990. ISBN 81-7169-045-9.
Rashtra Pitamah Swami Dayanand Saraswati by Rajender Sethi, published by M R Sethi Educational Trust Chandigarh. by R.
Chopra, 2009. Aryasamaj Ke Stambh', Aryasamaj ke Stambh by Arya Samaj Jamnagar, Divyang Pandya.External links.
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