Allopanishad is not part of our Upanishads, it was written during the Mughal time when Akhbar ordered a converted brahmin to write Upanishad and name it as "Allopanishad" to show Allαh is great and supremαcy of Islαm to infidels
later this book was used by Gandhi.

Kindly don't fall for such books, and don't promote such books.
There are 20 chapters in Atharva Veda, none of the chapters have the name of Allαh or any trace of Islαm.

Allopanishad has both Arabic and Sanskrit words, while our Upanishad is only of the Sanskrit language.
Words like "Asmαllαm" "ille" are mentioned in Allopanishad, Which is totally against the grammar Vedas grammar.
The book was purposely made to the supremacy of islαm. kindly don't promote or support such fraudulently created book.
Gandhiji used the Allopanishad to teach
"All God is same, the only name is different" or "Ishwar Allαh are same"

Secularised Mahatma 😏

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Lol fool.

Sewa is the religious duty of every Hindu. One of the Duties of Brahmin is to take alms and give alms to needy in form of wealth, knowledge etc.

Ever heard about King Rantideva ?
His kingdom was struck by famine, he fasted for 48 days. He gave his water food to needy


The king said, “I take up their sufferings,so that they may get rid of misery”

Read Bala Kanda of Ramayana
स्वकर्मनिरता नित्यं ब्राह्मणा विजितेन्द्रियाः | दानाध्यानशीलाश्च संयताश्च प्रतिग्रहे || १-६-१३

Brahmin donate the vedic knowledge to their students.

Whether it was king Harshavardhana or the king of Thanjavur each of them did the sewa of people.

Leave a side of brahmins and Rajputs.
Even Vaishya use to do sewa of people by providing them free food, Medicine and


Even the farmers irrespective of their Varna use to donate the grains to celebrate the victory of Kings.

Sudra kings like Sevappa Nayaka, Prolaya Vema Reddy have done Sewa of God and all the Hindus.


Hindus not just use to do sewa of Hindus but also to the Animals.
Animals like Holy Cows, Bull, Ox, etc all are worshipped and sewa is done.

Still, Every Hindu feed food first to God, then to the cow, and then they eat.

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