28.      Need for a Tool: The preachers of Islam had the trick of “Destruction of Ideology” ready. But to implement it, there was a need for some system or tool. As mentioned in previous points (‎15.1) and (‎15.2), open propagation of Islam had failed. So they had no other way but to propagate Islam indirectly. Therefore, as mentioned above, they adopted the trick of “Destruction of Ideology”.

29.      Al-Taqiyya: No religion can survive without scriptures and faith. So here Islam’s Al-Taqiyya weapon was used. According to this weapon, Hindu scriptures were corrupted and rewritten. The names of these scriptures, the Hindu deities inside them, Hindu religious heroes and villains, and main Hindu stories were kept the same. The only difference made was that in these scriptures, through the mouths of Hindu gods, the Hindu religion was indirectly degraded and the Islamic religion was shown as high and universally accepted.

Generally, Islam would never tolerate deities of other religions in its own religion. But here, Hindu deities were used extensively. Islam’s Al-Taqiyya gives permission to do this.

By using Al-Taqiyya (Taqiyya in short), permission is obtained to do all tasks like idol worship, becoming a Hindu sage, propagating Hindu religion. For more information about Taqiyya, see Satpanth Chhodo [27] Page 321 to 332 (Especially see page 328 to 330).

30.      Study of Hindu Scriptures: The preachers of Islam started studying the scriptures of Hindu Dharma. Intellectuals of Islam started studying Hindu Dharma deeply and also studied Hindu scriptures, customs, beliefs, traditions etc. very much [156:Page 29].

31.      Qualities of Composition of Hindu Scriptures: Some main points regarding the qualities behind the making of fundamental scriptures of Hindu Dharma, i.e., Vedas, Upanishads, Puranas, Ramayana, Mahabharata, Gita, Shrimad Bhagwat etc., which give strength to the scriptures and save them from getting corrupted, are as follows.

31.1.         Sanskrit Language: The original scriptures of Hindu Dharma are in Sanskrit language. Mastering Sanskrit language is not easy. Especially for Muslim people coming from Arab countries/foreign lands, mastering Sanskrit language was very difficult. Therefore, preparing a fake corrupt scripture in Sanskrit language was beyond their capacity.

31.2.         Poetic Composition: Mahabharata is the world’s largest poem, we all know that. Hindu religious scriptures are originally composed in a poetic manner. This is a very tremendous technique (style). If one wants to instill the matter permanently in the mind of the masses without any adulteration or corruption of big religious scriptures, then the medium of poetry or songs is a very easy and excellent medium. And that is also a specialty of Hindu Dharma. Before moving forward, it is necessary to see the reasons behind this.

It is a matter of common thought that if we have read a story or book we liked years ago and today, years later, if someone asks us to speak some sentences of that book again, then while remembering the original sentences and words, changes will occur in it. We will not be able to speak those sentences without any mistake. But we will sing or speak an old song or poem heard years ago correctly and that too with very few mistakes. Also, the person listening to those songs and poems remembers the lyrics of the songs very easily and can remember them for a very long time.

Not only that, poetry and songs are also a method of transferring knowledge from one generation to another. Even an illiterate/uneducated person can use this system to gain knowledge and can also spread it further. Therefore, Bhajan, Doha, Chaupai etc. are very popular in Hindu Dharma. So our ancestors might have been illiterate, but they were not ignorant at all. Their discretion and religious knowledge were of a very high level. According to this system/arrangement, the possibility of knowledge transferred or spread generation after generation being corrupt or adulterated becomes very less.

31.3.         Meter, Rhythm, Harmony, Counting of letters etc.: To save Hindu scriptures from corruption or adulteration, yet another measure is added in its very inception during the composition of scriptures. Experts say that there is a specific meter or manner of singing verses/richas of every original scripture, by which only it is sung. Strict rules of grammar prepared by Maharshi Panini also apply in it.

Also there is special counting of letters. Like there are 32 letters in a Shloka or Richa (half letters not to be counted). In such an arrangement, if someone tries to make changes, the singing meter, rhythm, harmony breaks or the counting of words breaks. Just imagine what a tremendous and solid security system has been arranged for scriptures, which cannot be breached even after thousands of years today. Except for the ignorance of Hindus.

32.      Inability to corrupt original scriptures: Due to the measures arranged for security purpose in the composition of original Hindu scriptures, and due to lack of mastery over Sanskrit language, preachers of Islam could not corrupt the original scriptures. They needed some such measure, through which they could prepare corrupt literature. So now those people started finding some other way.

33.      Baramati / Mahapanth / Mata Panth / Bijmargi Literatures⁷ : Meghwal of Kutch and Saurashtra, whom common people know by respectable names like Dalit or Harijan community, in this Meghwal community a “Baramati Sampraday” which is called “Mahapanth” or “Bijmargi Panth” runs. Preachers of Islam had an eye on the worship method of this sect. Beliefs, Bhajans, traditions etc. of Baramati Sampraday were absolutely suitable for preachers of Islam. The main reasons for it being suitable at first sight, which a common man can also understand, are that;

33.1.         Oral Tradition: Whatever literature is there in Baramati Sampraday, they have got it mostly through oral tradition. Its scriptures are not / were not printed. Traditionally this knowledge has been received orally from ancestors. Due to which, over time, and according to area, changes have occurred in this knowledge. People also accept such changes, so no one doubts the changes.

33.2.         Poetic / In form of Doha: Because their scriptures are in poetic form, they were getting the benefits of those scriptures as per point (‎31.2) mentioned earlier. [140:Page 91]

33.3.         Language: The language of these literatures is not Sanskrit. Instead, it is a local language that the common people of the village can understand and speak. It is literature with a mixture of Gujarati, Kutchi, Sindhi languages. Being a local language, it was very convenient for preachers of Islam.

33.4.         Lack of binding rules: To stop adulteration in the literature of Baramati Sampraday, no security measures were arranged as mentioned in point (‎31.3). Since the literature was in mixed language incorporating 2 to 3 other languages with local language, there were many options available to manipulate words. So that if scriptures are corrupted, no one can catch it easily.

33.5.         Secret Knowledge: The religious knowledge of Baramati Sampraday was kept secret. Only in front of trusted people, profound things of religion were told and mysterious rituals were performed. So complete and solid information of the whole matter or ritual did not remain with the common man. Due to lack of sufficient information and proofs, people had no option but to accept what was told to them.

Preachers of Islam somehow obtained information about the scriptures of Baramati Sampraday. At that time, since Muslims had power in many areas of India and especially in Sindh province, obtaining this information by bringing pressure on the Meghwal community living in their area would not have been a difficult task.

34.      Establishment of Satpanth: A sect of Shia-Islam whose Arabic name is “Sirat al-Mustaqim”[27:Page 276 to 286] and which means “Straight Path” or “True Path”, taking the main principles of that sect, Satpanth religion was created. In which literatures of Baramati Sampraday were used as mentioned above. “Satpanth” is a sub-sect of “Nizari” sect, which is a sub-branch of “Ismaili”, which is a branch of “Islam” religion “Shia”.

Studying reveals that, weaving the values and ideals of Hindu religion according to the main principles of Sirat al-Mustaqim i.e. Shia-Islam, fake scriptures were composed (details are covered in further chapters). Such as..

34.1.        God has declared all religions running before the arrival of Islam as void. And in present time there is only one true religion and that is Islam (here Satpanth).

34.2.        God has declared all scriptures except Quran as null and void. In Satpanth, Quran has been named Atharved (distortion of Atharvaveda).

34.3.        In Kaliyuga there is only one God and that is Murtaza Ali⁸ Talib who has been named Nishkalanki Narayan in Satpanth.

34.4.        Believe in only one God (Allah) as per the principle stated in Quran. But in Hindus there are many Gods. Therefore preparing “List of worshipable characters of four Yugas” in Satpanth[27:Page 290], incarnations of Hindu deities were distributed in Satyuga, Treta and Dwapar Yuga. And in Kaliyuga there is only one God of Islam i.e. Murtaza Ali alias Nishkalanki Narayan. Islamic customs like burial ritual, only one Veda – Atharved (Quran) were arranged. Such principles are nowhere in Hindu religion.

34.5.        Guru of Kaliyuga is Syed Imamshah Bava

34.6.        Guru Mantra is “Pir Shah”

34.7.        There are always both Gods and Demons in this world. Therefore God always incarnates on this earth in one form or another to kill the demon. And they have been taking birth in the same clan (Syed clan in Kaliyuga – Harivansh name for Hindus) [27:Page 294]. This tradition continues continuously since Satyuga, which continues continuously even today.

34.8.        etc etc

35.      Satpanth scriptures were composed based on Baramati scriptures: Literatures covering principles of Satpanth (Sirat al-Mustaqim) were prepared by corrupting or adulterating literatures of Baramati or Mahapanth or Bijmargi sect running in Meghwal community of Kutch and Saurashtra.

For this, main literatures popular in Baramati Sampraday like ..

35.1.         Creation and Origin Story of Mahapanth

35.2.         Jyot Upasana (Worship of Light)

35.3.         Ghatpat Puja

35.4.         Barai / Vari Yagna

35.5.         Drinking Paval water

35.6.         Agamvani – Great war to happen at end of Kaliyuga

35.7.         Chhatris Dhrok / Shikshapatri of 36 rules

35.8.         Baramati Bhajans,

35.9.         etc etc.. scriptures are there.

Taking the basic structure of literatures, making appropriate changes as per need, at different times and some even after Imamshah, corrupt scriptures of Satpanth were composed. Making small changes in Bhajans giving knowledge by saints of Baramati Sampraday, like Devayat Pandit, “Ginan” (distortion of word Gnan) scriptures were prepared, such as Gorvani’s Ginan, Amritvani’s Ginan

You must have understood that all these scriptures are prepared poetically using Doha⁹ method. The most important scripture prepared among all these scriptures is Satpanth “Dashavatar” Granth. About which we will see more information ahead.

36.      Satpanth Founder: As mentioned above, mainly two persons have played a role in preparing Satpanth literatures.

36.1.        Pir Sadruddin: Pir Sadruddin¹⁰ was born in Sabzwar village, present day Iran in the year 1290 AD¹¹. Pir Sadruddin died in 1380 AD10 and his dead body is buried in Uch village of Bhawalpur province of Pakistan. His dargah is known by the name of “Uch Sharif”¹². There is also a dargah of one of his sons Pir Kabiruddin¹³ there.

36.2.        Syed Imamshah Bava: Grandson of Pir Sadruddin was Syed Imamshah¹⁴ Bava whose full name is Syed Imamuddin Abdur Rahim. His father’s name is Pir Kabiruddin [136:Page 65] [42]. Imamshah was born in 1452 AD and he died in 1513 AD. His dead body is buried in Pirana Dargah.

36.3.        Composition of Scriptures: Main scriptures of Satpanth composed by Sadruddin and Imamshah are;

1.      Gayatri

2.      Athar Ved

3.      Dua / Puja Mantras

4.      Budh Avatar

5.      Dashavatar (Small)

6.      Dashavatar (Large)

7.      Ginan

8.      Momin Chetamani – To Munivarbhai Moti

9.      Khat Niranjan and Khat Darshan

10.   Girbhavali Small and Large

11.   Bhuj Niranjan

12.   52 Bodh, 100 Kriya, Sahismarani

13.   Shlokas small, etc etc

37.   Before moving forward, let us first see what is brainwashing, in the next chapter.