LINGAM AS A SACRED OBJECT AND THE HEAD-DRESS OF SUFI RESEMBLING IT

Anc Sci Life. 1990 Jan-Mar; 9(3): 159–163.

PMCID: PMC3331327

LINGAM AS A SACRED OBJECT AND THE HEAD-DRESS OF SUFI RESEMBLING IT

S. Mahdihassan

SD-34, Block A, North Nazimabad, Karachi. 33, Pakistan

Received April 29, 1988; Accepted November 30, 1988.

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Abstract

This study scans into past of ancient man and discusses meticulously how the reproductive organ Lingam became sacred object to Hindus and why a sufi wore a phallus shaped head-dress resembling to it. In this manner the author demystifies here the procreation, the law of nature.

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