Cults in the Hindu religion

Through our journey through the world of Hindu worship, we discovered that this religion is characterized by great flexibility, as it adapts to temporal and spatial changes, and accommodates the opinions and orientations of various philosophers and thinkers. Hinduism is not a static religion, but rather a living religion that is constantly evolving.

Authors

Hussam Al-Din Muhammad Salman
Wamedh Faris Saab

Institutions

University of Tikrit (IQ)

Publication Details

Journal: South Eastern European Journal of Public Health
Published: 2024-09-30
DOI: https://doi.org/10.70135/seejph.vi.969
Primary Topic: Indian and Buddhist Studies
Type: article
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Cults in the Hindu religion

Hussam Al-Din Muhammad Salman, Wamedh Faris Saab

Sep 30, 2024

South Eastern European Journal of Public Health

Indian and Buddhist Studies

article

Cults in the Hindu religion

Hussam Al-Din Muhammad Salman, Wamedh Faris Saab

September 30, 2024article en

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South Eastern European Journal of Public Health

University of Tikrit (IQ)

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Indian and Buddhist Studies

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