Evidence About Complete Spiritual Knowledge

Apart from Sukshmved (Kalam-e-Kabir = Kabir Vani), there is no religious text that has complete spiritual knowledge.

Evidence: - The main texts of Hinduism are the four Vedas (Rigved, Yajurved, Samved and Atharvaved). Their essence i.e., summary is Shrimad Bhagavat Gita. Their knowledge has also been given by the same Allah (Lord) who has given the knowledge of the four books (Zaboor, Taurat, Injil and Quran).

Complete Spiritual Knowledge is not present in Vedas & Gita

Yajurved Chapter 40 Mantra 10

In Yajurved Chapter 40 Mantra 10, the giver of the knowledge of the Vedas has stated that some describe God as the one who is never born i.e., formless. Some consider Him to be corporeal who takes birth like Ram and Krishna were born; they consider these to be God. Is God formless or corporeal? Does He take birth or does He not? Does he incarnate or not? (Dheeranam) Tatvdarshi Saints give accurate knowledge about this; listen to them.

Important: It has been proved that the Vedas do not have complete spiritual knowledge in them.

Even Shrimad Bhagavat Gita does not contain complete spiritual knowledge.

Evidence: - The four Vedas are important and trustworthy texts for the Hindu society. The Gita is read more than the Vedas. The knowledge of Gita has also been given by the same Lord (Allah) who has given the knowledge of the four Vedas and the four books (Zaboor, Taurat, Injil and Quran). The Hindu religious leaders believe that the Shrimad Bhagavat Gita is the essence of the four Vedas.

In this very Gita, in Chapter 4 Verse 32, it has been mentioned that (BrahmanH) the Supreme God preaches true knowledge (mukhe) by uttering speech from his lotus-mouth. The knowledge imparted in that speech of his is called "Tatvgyan". Then in Gita Chapter 4 itself, in Verse 34, it has been stated that "O Arjun! Ask any of the Tatvdarshi Saints about that Tatvgyan (which the Almighty God imparts by uttering speech from His mouth). By prostrating yourself before them, and politely asking them questions, those learned Mahatmas who are well-versed in Tatvgyan will instruct you in Tatvgyan.”

Complete Spiritual Knowledge is not present in Bible & Quran

Evidence: - In the topic "Information about Al-Khijr (Al-Kabir)" above, it has been mentioned that the Allah who has given the knowledge of the holy book Zaboor, the holy book Taurat and the holy book Injil, he also told Hazrat Muhammad (which is mentioned in the Holy Book Quran, Surah Kahf-18, Verses 60-82) that I sent Musa to a man to know the knowledge that Musa did not have. The knowledge acquired by Musa (Book Taurat) has no significance in front of that knowledge. Musa ji had returned empty-handed without obtaining that knowledge.

Several things emerge from this episode: -

No. 1: - That knowledge is not in the book Taurat. If it had been in it, there would have been no need to send Musa to Al-Khijr for the attainment of knowledge.

No. 2: - The knowledge of Holy Zaboor, Holy Taurat and Holy Injil was given by this same Allah to Hazrat Dawood, Hazrat Musa and Hazrat Isa respectively in one go i.e., he did not reveal it little by little like the knowledge of Quran.

Hazrat Musa was preaching the knowledge of Taurat. He was delivering the sermon of that same knowledge. During the sermon, a member of the congregation had asked, “O Musa! Who is the most learned in the world at present?” Musa had described himself as the most learned person in the world. Due to which, the Allah of Musa had said, “Your knowledge has no significance in front of the knowledge of Al-Khijr.” This proves that the knowledge of Taurat is incomplete.

No. 3: - If there was complete knowledge in the book Zaboor, then Allah would have said, “The knowledge of Zaboor is better than your knowledge. It is mentioned in that chapter.” But no such proof is found. This proves that the knowledge of Zaboor is also not equivalent to the knowledge of Al-Khijr.

No. 4: - If there was complete knowledge in the Injil, then Allah would have told Hazrat Muhammad that the knowledge of Al-Khijr has been given to Isa, the son of Maryam, in the "Injil". But even this is nowhere to be found. This proves that even the holy book "Injil" does not contain the knowledge of Al-Khijr (Al-Kabir).

Important: - It is clear from the above analysis that the complete spiritual knowledge is not in the Holy Bible. {Only three books have been bound together in the Holy Bible: - 1. Zaboor, 2. Taurat, 3. Injil. The sum of these three is known as the Bible.}