Later Mughals v1.c6.s16.3
Later Mughals v1.c6.s16.3
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v1.c6.s16.3
According to Dr. Trumpp, it is quite a mistake to think he tried to bring into accord the Hindu and the Muhammadan ideas about God. His communion with Muhammadans, so far as it went, was due rather to the presence within Islam of the Sufi heresy, a veiled Pantheism. In Dr. Trumpp's opinion Nanak's conception of the Supreme Being was entirely Pantheistic, akin with whom he identified the whole universe and all things therein. The chief practical result was that Nanak advocated tolerance for each other between Hindus and Muhammadans. [Trumpp, ci.]