Different Culture

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Different Culture In India




India is a collection of different culture where peoples live together happily and friendly. Indian culture is the names of social norms, ethical values, traditional traditions belief system in there own culture and other culture. In India every culture is lived with unity and passes the teaching and knowledge of there own culture to the next generation. But we have to accept this day by day our culture is fading with generation.
Indian culture is very popular in the whole world because of its diversity, in field of art, music, philosophy and literature. In India culture are varies from place to place within the whole country it is the oldest cultures in the world evolved around 5000 years ago. In India here is a different variety of religions and castes with its own features and attributes. India is deeply attached to its roots of its own cultures.
Indian traditions are popular in all over the world. India has a various art forms like in dance, painting, music, old and unbelievable architectures, and India is also a part of India's heritages.
                 
                Different Culture in INDIA
 
~   Hinduism Culture
~   Muslim Culture
~   Sikhism Culture
~   Buddhism Culture
~    Jainism Culture

Hinduism Culture

Hinduism is the first largest culture in the world. Most of the non-hindus will convert thereselves in Hindu religion because of the one of the most beautiful culture in the whole world. There is no any other religion which is more beautiful than Hinduism. In Hinduism culture there are number of god, number of Vedas, which gives the various important and logical information to the people by which they can solve there most of the problems of life. Hindu culture is give the great important values such as- truth, love, peace, compassion and non-violence.
Every Hindu ceremonies and rituals are started with worship and end with prayer for universal peace and harmony in life.
In Hindu culture here is the most famous festival which is celebrated in every state of India like Holi, Diwali, Dussehra, Raksha Bandhan, Krishna Janmastami, Shivratri etc.. 

Muslim Culture 

Muslim culture we can also say that Islamic culture. Islam is the second largest religious culture in the world. In this culture it include worshiping of only one god by observing the rules which is written in Quran. In this culture values of Islam include its religious base observance on faithfulness to Allah and teaching t Muhammad, in this religion there is a strong sense of community and familial have a strong desire to build up a faithful Muslim society.

Some ways or beliefs they practice of Islam :-
~  shahada
~  salat
~  Zakat
~  sawm
~  hajj
 
Shahada
faith at there Allah. there is no God, but god is just the messenger of there Allah is central to Islam.

Salat
it means they do prayer to there Allah.

Zakat
they do alms for there Allah.

Sawm
do fasting specially in the month of Ramdan.
Hajj
they can end there hajj or Pilgrimage in Macca which is situated in the UAE. It is excepted that all Muslims can visit there at once in life.









 

 





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