Consider the following statements about ideals of Brahmo Samaj established by Raja Ram Mohan Roy.
1. The efforts of this Samaj led the Regulation XVII, via which Lord Wellesly abolished Sati practice in India.
2. Brahma is the supreme immortal soul from whom all humans are originated, so only Brahma's idol or image can be used for his worship.
3. The worship was performed through prayers and mediation and readings from Upanishads. And the Samaj was open for all caste and creeds.
Choose the correct options
Consider the following statements about ideals of Brahmo Samaj established by Raja Ram Mohan Roy.
1. The efforts of this Samaj led the Regulation XVII, via which Lord Wellesly abolished Sati practice in India.
2. Brahma is the supreme immortal soul from whom all humans are originated, so only Brahma's idol or image can be used for his worship.
3. The worship was performed through prayers and mediation and readings from Upanishads. And the Samaj was open for all caste and creeds.
Choose the correct options
The correct option is B 3 only
Idol, image, statue, painting, sacrifice and religious rituals inside the Samaj building was not allowed.
Raja Ram Mohan Roy, along with Dwarkanath Tagore founded Brahmo Sabha in 1828, which later became Brahmo Samaj. It was the influential socio-religious reform movement which influenced the contemporary politics, public administration, education and religion of India. The efforts of this Sabha led the Regulation XVII, via which Lord William Bentinck abolished Sati practice in India.
3 only
Idol, image, statue, painting, sacrifice and religious rituals inside the Samaj building was not allowed.
Raja Ram Mohan Roy, along with Dwarkanath Tagore founded Brahmo Sabha in 1828, which later became Brahmo Samaj. It was the influential socio-religious reform movement which influenced the contemporary politics, public administration, education and religion of India. The efforts of this Sabha led the Regulation XVII, via which Lord William Bentinck abolished Sati practice in India.
