Zakir Naik – Shirk is a Sin in Muslim, Christian and Hindu Scriptures

The brother has a question that Allah says He may forgive anything

if he wants, not that he will forgive. That doesn't mean that if

you believe in Allah, you can do any sin if he wants. He can

forgive you, but the sin of shirk, He'll never forgive regarding

other non Muslims or worshiping anyone besides Allah. Allah means

the true one, God. You may call him any name. Allah says in the

Quran in surah Isra, chapter 17, verse 210

Pali, dulla, avid Rahman, Aya, matadal, Asmaa, Muslim, belong the

most beautiful names, but the concept should be correct. He

should not be begotten. He should be one. If you worship the true

Almighty God, Whichever name you cover should be a good name.

Correct concept, no problem. But if you worship thieves, if you

associate partners, like if someone says, Jesus Christ, peace

be upon him. Is God. We consider him to be a messenger of God. If

you call him God, then not only a sinner, it is the biggest sin,

according the Quran, not according to me, according the Quran, Surah

Nisa Chapter Four was 48 Surah Nisa Chapter Four was 116 not only

according to the Quran, even according to the Bible, even

according to the Bible, Almighty God says in the book of

Deuteronomy, chapter number five, verse number seven, nine, thou

shall not make image of Almighty God. It's a sin. Even according to

Rigveda, it's a sin according to Yajurveda, chapter 32 verse number

three, it's a sin. So not only Quran says it's a sin, even the

Hindu scripture says it's a sin. Suppose a Muslim says, I believe

in Allah, and he starts worshiping Muhammad, sallAllahu. Sallam knows

Bill Allah. Suppose the lunatic, he says, I believe in Allah, but

he worships mama Salah sallam, and says, even he will not go to

channah.

Same way. If a Christian worship Jesus Christ, peace be upon him.

Though the Bible says he should not be worshiped. Your Vedas says

you should not be a worship. So according to your Vedas, you will

be a sinner. According to Bhagavad Gita, you will be a sinner.

According to the Upanishads, you will be a sinner. According to the

Quran, you will be a sinner. According to the Bible, you will

be a sinner. Hope to answer the question you.