In the chapter of Genesis (in the Bible) it is written that (in Verses 27-28) seed-bearing plants
(wheat, gram, millet etc.) and fruit-bearing trees have been given for humans to eat; this is your
food. Grass and leafy bushes have been given for the animals and birds to eat. After this, God
sat on the throne in His personal abode (Satyalok). The knowledge which is given further in the
Bible is given by Kaal God and his deities (angels). If later in the holy book Bible, it is written to
eat meat, then it is not the order of the Complete God. It belongs to some incomplete god. Due
to the violation of the orders of the Complete God, one incurs sin.
Quran Sharif (Majeed): – After Bible, the name of the Quran Sharif is taken with reverence
among the scriptures. The giver of the knowledge of the Quran is also the one who has given
the knowledge of the Bible, the four Vedas and Shrimad Bhagavat Gita, so he has not repeated
those aspects in the Bible and in the Quran, the knowledge of which has already been given in
the four Vedas and Shrimad Bhagavat Gita.
God had also met Hazrat Muhammad ji in the form of a Jinda Mahatma in Mecca when
Prophet Muhammad had gone for Hajj to Mosque Kaaba. God took him to His (lok) place
which is built in the form of an embassy in one brahmand. God explained everything to Hazrat
Muhammad ji and narrated His knowledge, but Hazrat Muhammad ji did not accept the
knowledge of God, nor did he express a desire to live in Satyalok. Therefore, Hazrat Muhammad
was sent back in his body. At that time, several thousand Muslims had become followers of Hazrat
Muhammad ji. His glory was spreading at full speed in the world, and he was considering the
knowledge of Quran to be the best.
Sant Garib Das ji has told that Supreme God Kabir took Muhammad Saheb ji to the world
above, but he did not stay there. Garib Das ji has said that Supreme God Kabir has told:
Hum Muhammad ko Satlok dweep le gayo, ichchha roopi vahaan nahin rahyo |
Ult Muhammad mahal pathaya, gujh biraj ek kalma lyaaya |
Roja, bang, namaj dayi re, bismal ki nahin baat kahi re |
Maari gaoo shabd ke teeram, aise hotey Muhammad peeram |
Shabdae fer jiwaayi, jeev raakhya maans nahin bhakhya, aise peer Muhammad bhaai |
Maari gaoo le shabd talwaar, jeevat hui nahin Allah se kari pukaar |
Tab hamon (me) Muhammad ne yaad kiya re | Shabd swaroop Hum beg gaya re |
Muee gaoo humne turant jiwaai | tab Muhammad kae nishchay aayi ||
Tum Kabir Allah darvesha | momin Muhammad kaa gayaa andesha ||
Kaha Muhammad sun Jinda Saheb | Tum Allah Kabir aur sab naayab ||
It is also given in “Quran Sharif” Surat Furqani 25 Verses 52 to 59. Hazrat Muhammad
and all the devotees of Muslim religion consider the giver of the knowledge of Quran Sharif
their God. They also consider him to be the Supreme God. In these Verses 52 to 59, the giver
of the knowledge of Quran has said, “O Prophet! Hazrat Muhammad! You should stick to the
knowledge that I have given you in the verses of the Quran. Allah is Kabir and these infidels
do not believe in that Allah. Do not be misguided by them; struggle with them, do not quarrel.
O Prophet! This is God named Kabir who has made someone son, daughter-in-law, mother-in
law, father-in-law and grandson; Have faith in that Jinda (the one who met you in Kaaba). He
is actually the Immortal God. He forgives the offenses (sins) of His servants (devotees). He is
Kabir Allah. This Kabir Allah is the same whose description comes in the Bible in the Book of
Genesis that, that God has created the sky and the earth and all the constellations in between
them, that is, He has created the whole universe in six days, and He sat down on the throne
on the seventh day. Ask for information about Him from a Baakhabar i.e., a Tatvdarshi Saint.
Hazrat Muhammad ji Did Not Eat Meat :-
Sant Garib Das Maharaj (village-Chhudani district-Jhajjar) has also clarified in his nectar
speech that Hazrat Muhammad, one lakh eighty thousand prophets from Adam to Muhammad
and those who were Muslim followers of Muhammad at that time, did not eat meat and did not
(bismal) slaughter a cow.
Garib, Nabi Muhammad namaskar hai, Raam rasool kahaya |
Ek laakh assi kun saugandh, jin nahin karad chalaaya ||
Ars-kurs par Allah takht hai, Khaalik bin nahi khaali |
Ve paigambar paak purush the, Saheb ke abdaali ||
Meaning: – Saint Garib Das ji has said, “I bow to Prophet Muhammad. He was a (rasool)
messenger of God. He had one lakh eighty thousand Muslim followers during his time. There
have also been one lakh eighty thousand prophets from Baba Adam to Hazrat Muhammad.
I (Garib Das ji) swear that they (one lakh eighty thousand prophets as well as followers) and
Hazrat Muhammad ji after gaining knowledge never used a (karad) dagger on any living being,
that is, they never committed violence and never ate meat.
God is seated at the extreme end of the sky (the place above all the brahmands/universes),
but no living being is hidden from His sight. He sees all the living beings. Those prophets (Hazrat
Muhammad and others) were pious souls. They were recipients of the favour of God.
God’s Command Regarding Food for Humans – According to Saint Rampal Ji Maharaj
According to Saint Rampal Ji Maharaj, God has ordained a pure and non-violent diet for human beings. Based on the Holy Vedas and the divine speech (bani) of Kabir Saheb, he emphasizes that harming living beings for food is against God’s command. Human nature is inherently compassionate and merciful, so one must give up meat, fish, eggs, alcohol, and adopt a pure vegetarian lifestyle.
The Holy Vedas clearly state that the human body is designed for a plant-based diet. Saint Rampal Ji explains that those who consume food obtained through violence commit sin and remain trapped in the cycle of birth and death. In contrast, those who follow a satvik (pure) diet and take initiation (Naam Diksha) while engaging in true worship, attain salvation (moksha).
Therefore, God’s true command is to show compassion toward all living beings and consume only such food that purifies the soul and supports good health. The teachings of Saint Rampal Ji Maharaj aim to guide humanity toward a non-violent, disciplined, and God-centered life.
