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The bhavishya purana seems interesting..

I agree with Chatanga, it is merely the way he recites the "page number x verse number y line z" that tends to amaze everyone or shut the opposition up or make them look inferior to him..

Anything sited from memory, especially when biasing it towards your own belief, has very a high potential of being flawed.

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becos he has a very good memery. now i would put it down to him saying anything that LOOKS impressive, ie quoting soemthing that majority of us wudnt know is true or false, but at the same time thinking wow, he could remember that???!!!!

what if you do your own research and you find what his translating is correct.

in that case, ford capri, you agree wiv him while violently doing wheel-spins.

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DR zakir naik gets some things right, but some things wrong.

Im sure he gets the stuff on islam correct ( i think), but i know for a fact he doesnt know much about sikhism and hinduism.

He makes his own interpretation. Like the time when he claims that Hinduism predicted the coming of the prophet mohammed. He once said that in hinduism , prophet muhammed was reffered to as the Kalki avtar, thus proving that hinduism predicted the coming of the prophet within its own scriptures.

But we all know this to be false, because he got the time frame totally wrong.

The supposed kalki avtar came to this world and left way way before islam came about.

We're talkin about some thousands of years apart according to hiduism. So DR zakir naik got the time frame completely wrong. I think kalki avtar is also mentioned in chaubis avtar??

But my point is that it seems like dr zakir naik just googles half his material on other religions. he gets the quotes and page refferences then recites them like a zombie , in addition putting his own interpretation onto it which is not allways correct...as I have just proven.

But its amusing the way he argues and allways makes people think hes right.

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DR zakir naik gets some things right, but some things wrong.

Im sure he gets the stuff on islam correct ( i think), but i know for a fact he doesnt know much about sikhism and hinduism.

Nah, most Muslims I know dislike him because he makes up his own things about Islam too. On one Islamic forum, users are banned from mentioning his name lol.

He gets publicity from his own TV station which is free to air in many countries.

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