Gandhi Jayanti 2024: How sovereign and beneficial was Gandhiji’s religion, this is reflected in Gandhiji’s unique hymns. Vaishnav people, you said, ‘Je Peer Parai Jaane Re’. Only this becomes known. This was Bapu’s favorite hymn, composed by the 15th century saint Narsi Mehta.
Gandhiji had said in his autobiography that politics cannot be imagined without religion. However, Bapu also knew very well that in a country like India, where people of dozens of religions live, it can be difficult to do politics with religion. Therefore, for him religion was such that it brought welfare to the people.
verses of mahabharata Non Violence is the ultimate religion: Adopting this, Mahatma Gandhi also gave the knowledge of non-violence throughout the world. But Gandhiji’s religion was not limited only to mosque, temple or Gurudwara, rather his religion was also based on morality and humanity.
Mahatma Gandhi and religion
Gandhiji gave great importance to religion in his life. Besides, he also had many views regarding religions. He believed that religion and morality are synonymous with each other or related to each other. He respected all religions and was against religious fanaticism. Along with religion, he was also very fond of religious books and scriptures. He not only used to read religious books like Geeta, Quran, Guru Granth Sahib and Bible but was also greatly influenced by all these.
Mahatma Gandhi Maulana Abdul Kalam Azad
Mahatma Gandhi had written in a letter to Maulana Abdul Kalam Azad on 16 January 1918 that- No person’s existence is complete without religionActually, there was a very deep relationship between Maulana Abdul Kalam Azad and Gandhi. Azad ji was very influenced by the thoughts of Mahatma Gandhi. Both knew each other for years, but they met for the first time in 1920 at Hakim Ajmal Khan’s house in Delhi.
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