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'Kabir was and is to the present a source of inspiration for those who questioned entrenched social institutions and ideas in their search for divine'. Explain.

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(i) Kabir?s philosophy was synthesis of many religion with the underlying always being supreme and deep abiding love for the lord. He accepted the Hindu concept of law and karma and re-incarnating along with the Muslim affirmation of a single God and rejected the rigid caste system and strict idol worship, thus amalgamating the bhakti and sufi tradition.

(ii) His philosophy to all as it was and is relevant to even present situations that surrounded the daily lives of people.