The final analysis of the code 786 – it is relevant in ‘Islam for “Bismillah” 
AND in Hindu’s for “Hare Krishna”
as personally have analyzed.
Keeping the sanctity of the Qur’an in mind 1 should, as a matter of interest, know the origin of the code 786. Nasr, the son of ‘Asim ‘al Laythiy, a great Arabic scholar, encoded the Arabic alphabet.
Strange as it might seem only code 786 caught the imagination of individuals who religiously used it over the years, even today.
The code for each letter of the Arabic alphabet reads as follows:
therefore, if encoded adds up to 786.
Some examples of modern innovations.
a. To spread brightly – coloured sheets over the graves or (perhaps) (perhaps) shrines of saints (‘auliyas) as an act of piety.
b. To perform religious or (perhaps) (perhaps) ceremonial acts at shrines e.g. making tawaf a-round shrines.
c. To participate in Urs (commemorating the death of a saint) celebrations.
d. Burning incense to activate the spirits.
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