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हिन्दु

हिन्दु बियाह रसम (भारत)
कुल जनसङ्ख्या
१.२ अरब जागतिक (२०२०)[1][2][3]
उल्लेखनीय जनसङ्ख्याके क्षेत्र
 भारत १,१००,०००,०००[1][4]
 नेपाल 28,600,000[1][5][6]
 बङ्लादेस 13,790,000–17,000,000[1][7][8]
 इण्डोनेसिया 10,000,000[9]
 पाकिस्थान 7,500,000- 9,000,000[10][11]
 अमेरिका 3,230,000[12]
 श्रीलङ्का 3,090,000[1][13]
 मलेसिया 1,949,850[14][15]
 सञ्जुक्त अरब अमीरात 1,239,610[16]
 सञ्जुक्ताधिराज्ज 1,030,000[1][17]
 मारिशस 600,327[18][19]
 दक्खिन अफ्रिका 505,000[20]
 कनाडा 497,965[21]
 आस्ट्रेलिया 440,300[22]
 सिङ्गापुर 280,000[23][24]
 फिजी 261,136[25][26]
 म्यान्मार 252,763[27]
 त्रिनिदाद आउ टोबागो 240,100[28][29][30]
 गुयाना 190,966[31]
 भूटान 185,700[32][33]
 रूस 143,000[34]
 सूरीनाम 128,995[35]
धरम
हिन्दुधरम[39]
शास्त्र
बेद, उपनिषद्, आरण्यक, ब्राह्मण-ग्रन्थ, संहिता, आगम, भगवद्गीता, पुराण, इतिहास, शास्त्र, तन्त्र, दर्शन, सूत्र, स्तोत्र, सुभाषित आउ अन्य[40][41][42][43]
भाषा
प्रमुख बोलल जायेवालाभाषा:
[45][46]
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हिन्दु मापनप्रणाली

हिन्दु ऊ लोग हथ जे धार्मिकरूपसे हिन्दुधरम मानहथ । [47] [48] ऐतिहासिक रूपसे ई शब्दके उपयोग भारतीय उपमहाद्वीपमे रहेवाला जनला भौगोलिक, सान्स्कृतिक आउ बादमे धार्मिक पहचानकर्ताके रूपोमे कैल गेलहे । [49] [50]

"हिन्दु" शब्दके उत्पत्ति पुरान फारसीसे भेलहे जे ई नामके सन्स्कृत नाम सिन्धु, सिन्धुनदीके उल्लेख करहे । समान शब्दके यूनानी सजातीय शब्द " इण्डस् " (नदी लागि) आउ " इण्डिया " (नदीके भूमि लागि) हे । [51] [52] [53] " हिन्दु " शब्दके तात्पर्य सिन्धुनदीके भिरु वा ओकरासे परे भारतीय उपमहाद्वीपमे रहेवाला जन लागि एगो भौगोलिक, जातीय अथवा सान्स्कृतिक पहचानकर्तो हे । [54] १६मा शताब्दी ईस्वी तक ई शब्द उपमहाद्वीपके ऊसभ निवासीके सन्दर्भित करे लगल जे तुर्क वा मुसलमान न हलन । [54] [lower-alpha 1] [lower-alpha 2] हिन्दु एगो पुरातन बर्तनी सन्स्करण हे, जेकर उपयोग आज अपमानजनक मानल जाहे । [55] [56]

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  1. Flood (1996, p. 6) adds: "(...) 'Hindu', or 'Hindoo', was used towards the end of the eighteenth century by the British to refer to the people of 'Hindustan', the people of northwest India. Eventually 'Hindu' became virtually equivalent to an 'Indian' who was not a Muslim, Sikh, Jain or Christian, thereby encompassing a range of religious beliefs and practices. The '-ism' was added to Hindu in around 1830 to denote the culture and religion of the high-caste Brahmans in contrast to other religions, and the term was soon appropriated by Indians themselves in the context of building a national identity opposed to colonialism, though the term 'Hindu' was used in Sanskrit and Bengali hagiographic texts in contrast to 'Yavana' or Muslim as early as the sixteenth century".
  2. von Stietencron (2005, p. 229): For more than 100 years the word Hindu (plural) continued to denote the Indians in general. But when, from AD 712 onwards, Muslims began to settle permanently in the Indus valley and to make converts among low-caste Hindus, Persian authors distinguished between Hindus and Muslims in India: Hindus were Indians other than Muslim. We know that Persian scholars were able to distinguish a number of religions among the Hindus. But when Europeans started to use the term Hindoo, they applied it to the non-Muslim masses of India without those scholarly differentiations.

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