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📱Decoding Advaita Vedanta Hindu Philosophy | Malik, Hashim, I.Hakim and Mansur

#brahman, #hinduism #advaitavedanta This stream aims to explore the Hindu philosophy of Advaita Vedanta’s non-dual claim that “only Brahman is real”. Whether it secretly undermines morality. We walk through how an impersonal, all-absorbing Absolute can blur the line between good and evil, praise and blame, victim and oppressor. Using concrete examples, we test whether ideas like karma, dharma, and moksha/liberation still make sense if the individual self is ultimately illusory. The goal is not a hit-piece on Hinduism, but a critical and honest examination of whether non-duality can give a coherent basis for real moral responsibility in the world of everyday suffering and injustice. Panel: Malik, Hashim, I.Hakim and Mansur 👉Br. Malik's socials:   / brother.dawah      / @brotherdawah1   💬 Join the debate in the comments. Here are five big, recurring critiques of non-duality (especially Advaita-style non-dualism): 1. *Ethical responsibility becomes blurry* If there is ultimately no separate person, it’s hard to ground ideas like blame, praise, justice, or moral accountability in a robust way. 2. *Risk of moral nihilism or spiritual bypassing* “There are no others” and “everything is Brahman” can be misused to downplay harm, justify abuse, or ignore injustice, leading to a collapse of practical ethics. 3. *Logical problems around illusion (Māyā)* Critics like Rāmānuja argue that calling the world “neither real nor unreal” is incoherent; if Māyā is indefinable, its status and operation become logically untenable. 4. *Reductionism that flattens lived experience* Reducing all distinctions to “One consciousness” can be seen as philosophically reductionist, glossing over real diversity, relationality, and the concrete texture of experience. 5. *Epistemic and metaphysical paradoxes* Questions arise such as: if only non-dual consciousness is real, why does an external world appear, and how can finite individuals legitimately claim knowledge of an Absolute they supposedly transcend? 🔔 Subscribe for more comparative religion discussions that challenge assumptions and explore truth across faiths. 📚 Related Videos: [Check DawahWise Hinduism Playlist] #advaita, #advaitavedanta, #nonduality, #nondualism, #hinduphilosophy, #indianphilosophy, #easternphilosophy, #adisankara, #oneless, #brahman, #spirituality, #religionandethics, #morality, #moralphilosophy, #philosophyofreligion, #karma, #dharma, #illusionofself, #vedanta, #hinduism Disclaimer for appearance in live show: All the participants in this live transmission participate with their own free will. With this participation, either in the form of audio or video, they are giving us the broadcasting rights to use their pictures, audio, video and all other content they show in the program. They will not be liable to claim any kind of privacy rights, publication rights, copy rights, broadcasting rights or violation rights afterwards. They will participate and appear in our live shows on the condition of giving these rights to us and their appearance and participation in our programs will be regarded as a gesture of agreement that they are delegating above rights to us and will not be liable to challenge above on any platform or in any department. Disclaimer: Views thoughts & opinions expressed by participating guests of this programme and callers are their own & do not necessarily reflect the views or opinion of DawahWise. ============ Please Comment and Subscribe YouTube 🔗 https://www.youtube.com/c/DawahWise?s... Support us 🤝: Kindly donate generously and contribute to our ongoing expenses: ❤️ Become a member on DawahWise channel to get access to perks:    / @dawahwise   ❤️ Patreon:   / dawahwise   ❤️ PayPal: https://paypal.me/dawahwise 🔗 FOLLOW us on: 👉INSTAGRAM:   / dawah.wise   👉TWITTER:   / dawahwise   👉FACEBOOK:   / dawahwise.sc   © 2026 DawahWise. All Rights Reserved ===========