Hinduism-islam

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Truth:

Both terms refer to the ultimate, formless, eternal reality beyond human comprehension. "Allah" in Arabic means "The God" - the one and only supreme being. "Brahman" in Sanskrit refers to the ultimate, unchanging reality that is the source of all existence. Both represent the same concept of absolute oneness, beyond attributes, beyond form, and beyond human understanding. The Quran describes Allah as having no likeness (42:11), and the Upanishads describe Brahman as "Neti Neti" (not this, not that) - both pointing to the ineffable nature of the ultimate reality.