Explore the rich literary heritage of the Arya Samaj, founded by Maharshi Dayananda Saraswati in 1875. Discover books on Vedic reform, religious philosophy, social transformation, education and the principles of truth and righteousness. Our collection includes publications on the history of the Arya Samaj, its contributions to Indian society, the Vedic reform movement and the teachings of prominent Arya Samaj scholars and reformers. Find inspiring works in Malayalam, Hindi, Sanskrit and other languages that promote Vedic knowledge, rational thinking and universal brotherhood.
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Written by Lajpat Rai Agrawal and translated by Shri K. M. Rajan Mimamsak, Kala Pahad is a historical novel exploring the tragic consequences of social decline, religious orthodoxy, and the failure of religious institutions to protect individuals. Published by Vellinezhi Arya Samaj, the book encourages readers to reflect on history, Dharma, and the importance of preserving Vedic values.
This book, written by Brahmachari Arun Aryaveer and translated into Malayalam by Shri K. M. Rajan Mimamsak, examines Christianity through a critical study of the Bible, religious beliefs, and practices. Inspired by Swami Dayananda Saraswati’s Satyarth Prakash, the author presents his views with reference to biblical texts and explores the differences between religious doctrines and modern scientific thought. Published by Vellinezhi Arya Samaj for the promotion of Arya Samaj activities, the book offers readers an opportunity to explore these subjects critically.
പുരാണങ്ങൾ: സത്യവും മിഥ്യയും (Puranas: Truths and Myths) explores questions surrounding Puranic literature, religious narratives and their relationship with Vedic philosophy. This Malayalam publication encourages readers to examine traditional beliefs through knowledge, reason and critical inquiry. A thought-provoking addition to the library of readers interested in Vedic thought, Arya Samaj and Indian religious reform.
Written by Dr. Vivek Arya and translated into Malayalam by Shri K. M. Rajan Mimamsak, Vedangale Ariyuka addresses common misconceptions about the Vedas and explains their teachings with references to authoritative sources. Published by Vellinezhi Arya Samaj, this book aims to help readers gain a better understanding of Vedic knowledge and philosophy.
Written by Shri K. M. Rajan Mimamsak, Vaidika Eswaran explores the Vedic concept of God and explains how it differs from the concepts of divinity found in various religious traditions. Published by Vellinezhi Arya Samaj, this book offers readers an insight into the Vedic understanding of Ishwaran.
Vaidika Dharma Arya Samaja Prashnottari is a question-and-answer guide to the fundamental principles of Vedic Dharma and Arya Samaj. Covering the Vedas, Vedic rituals, Samskaras, festivals, and the life of Maharshi Dayananda Saraswati, this book serves as a useful learning resource for students and readers interested in Vedic knowledge.
Written by Shri K. M. Rajan Mimamsak, Shathruvo? Mithramo? highlights six major obstacles to a noble and meaningful life: meat consumption, alcohol, drugs, gambling, sexual immorality, and debt. Published by Vellinezhi Arya Samaj, this book encourages readers to overcome harmful habits and lead a disciplined, value-based life.
Written by Shri K. M. Rajan Mimamsak, Shiva Sankalpam explores the Vedic understanding of Shiva and examines the difference between Vedic teachings and popular mythological interpretations. Published by Vellinezhi Arya Samaj, this book encourages readers to seek the truth about Shiva through a theistic and Vedic perspective.
Samsaya Nivarani is a Malayalam translation of Shri Madan Raheja’s Hindi book Shanka Samadhan, translated by Shri K. M. Rajan Mimamsak, founder of the Veda Gurukulam, Karalmanna. Based on Vedic principles, this book answers more than a hundred common questions about God, the soul, nature, karma, the Vedas, Dharma, heaven, hell, and worship, with authoritative references. An insightful guide for children and adults alike, it helps dispel doubts and deepen understanding of Vedic Dharma.
Hindu Sanghatanam Enthukond? Engane? is a Malayalam translation of the book written by Swami Shraddhanand in 1924, highlighting the importance of Hindu unity, social reform, and moral awareness. The book discusses challenges such as caste divisions, religious conversions, and social disunity, emphasizing the need for collective awareness and action. Translated into Malayalam by Shri K. M. Rajan Mimamsak, an Arya Samaj preacher and founder of Karalmanna Veda Gurukulam, it presents Swamiji’s thoughts on strengthening Hindu society.