Buddhism in the Middle East - Wikipedia
In Dubai (the United Arab Emirates) [5] and Qatar, [6] the workers from Sri Lanka were allowed to celebrate Vesak (the most important holiday in Buddhism) in those Islamic countries.
Buddhism from the Point of View of Islam
Although most scholars identify Dhu'l-Kifl with the Prophet Ezekiel, Qadir explains that “Kifl” is the Arabicized form of Kapila, short for Kapilavastu. He also proposes that the Qur’anic mention of the fig tree (At-Tin 1-5) refers to Buddha as well, since he attained to enlightenment at the foot of one.
Bilawhar Wa-Yūdāsaf( Arabic work on Buddha) - Blogger
2015年1月2日 · heroes of the Kitāb Bilawhar wa-Yūdāsaf ( Būd̲h̲āsaf), an Arabic work deriving ultimately from the traditional biography of Gautama Buddha, and subsequently providing the prototype for the Christian legend of Barlaam and Josaphat.
THE BUDDHA LEGEND: A FOOTNOTE FROM AN ARABIC SOURCE by Zeina Matar Frankfurt am Main The kitdb Ba/ilawhar wa-Buddsaf tells the story of the Buddha and his teacher. A discussion of the sources, existing versions of the work and its transmission to the West appears in Stern and Walzer's Three Unknown Buddhist Stories in an Arabic
Islam from the Point of View of Buddhism
Shakyamuni Buddha lived in north central India from 566 to 485 BCE, while Muhammad lived in Arabia from 570 to 632 CE. Thus, for most of its formative years in India, Buddhist literature contains no references to Islam or to its teachings.
Gautama Buddha in world religions - Wikipedia
According to this claim, Buddha was many a time referred to as being "of Kapeel", literally translating to Arabic as Dhu al-Kifl. The consonant / p / is not present in Arabic, with the nearest (and philologically related) phoneme being / f /, represented by the letter ف. [11]
parable of the sower in early Arabic life of Buddha
2013年9月1日 · An early Arabic life of Buddha includes an explicated parable of the sower similar to that in the Christian Gospels. This Arabic life of Buddha was probably written in the second half of the eighth century among Ismaili (followers of a branch of Shia Islam) in central Asia.
Inspired by selected verses in the Quran, Muslims scholars recognized an element of similarity of Buddha’s teaching with Islamic teaching. This paper examines the views of Muslim scholars on Buddha’s position in the Islamic tradition in early and contemporarily literature.
First Encounter of the Muslims and Buddhist Asia
As further evidence, the mid-twentieth century scholar, Hamid Abdul Qadir, in his Buddha the Great: His Life and Philosophy (Arabic: Budha al-Akbar Hayatoh wa Falsaftoh), proposes that the Prophet Dhu’l Kifl (The Man from Kifl), mentioned twice in the Quran as patient and good, refers to Buddha, although most assert him to be Ezekiel ...
The Teaching of Buddha – Arabic – PDF Only – BDK America
This is the Arabic edition of The Teaching of Buddha, which compiles basic teachings from the Mahayana canon, organized into convenient chapters. Note: This translation is no longer in print, but is now available as a free PDF download.
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