Muslim youth embraces Hinduism, motivated by tolerant stance of Sanatan Dharma

PRAYAGRAJ

A Muslim youth in Prayagraj has converted to Hinduism after leaving Islam. Salim Ansari, a Muslim youngster, has converted to Hinduism and taken the name Ved Vrat Arya. The subject of a Muslim youth’s conversion in Sangam City Prayagraj is now being discussed.

A 25-year-old Muslim has converted to Hinduism in Jhunsi, near the Magh Mela. Salim Ansari, a Muslim youngster, changed his faith and his name to Ved Vrat Arya during the 201st Kundiya Mahayagya, which is taking place at Kailash Dham Ashram on the Ganges banks. Salim, a youngster who converted to Islam, claimed to have returned home after being influenced by Sanatan Dharma’s tolerant approach.

Salim, who converted, lives in the city’s Muirabad district and supports his family by driving a battery rickshaw. His father used to beat his mother severely every day when drunk. At the time, the adjacent Brahmin family protected Salim’s mother from his father’s abuse and fed them.
Salim’s apathy to his relatives and near ones, as well as the sympathy of the Brahmin family, instilled in him a sense of respect and veneration for Hinduism from a young age, and he has now decided to forsake Islam and become Sanatani. Salim’s family comprises of his mother and a married sister, but his father died many years ago.
According to Salim, he has believed since boyhood that Muslims lack love, compassion, and tolerance, but Sanatan Dharma promotes respect and reverence for others. This young man, who became an Arya by fasting from Salim, is now a devotee of Lord Bholenath.

The young man states that adopting Sanatan Dharma has made him very happy, and he has no regrets. He is really proud of himself. He wishes to contribute by joining the fight to safeguard cows and save them from slaughter. Saint Suchishad Muni, Salim Ansari’s teacher, who converted him, claims that the young man approached him and proclaimed his confidence in Sanatan Dharma and desire to convert.