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rdfs:label	Āgama (Hinduism)
rdfs:comment	Agama (Sanskrit आगम) means, in the Hindu context, "a traditional doctrine, or system which commands faith". In Hinduism, the Agamas are a collection of Sanskrit scriptures which are revered and followed by millions of Hindus.
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dcterms:subject	Hindu texts
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abstract	Agama (Sanskrit आगम) means, in the Hindu context, "a traditional doctrine, or system which commands faith". In Hinduism, the Agamas are a collection of Sanskrit scriptures which are revered and followed by millions of Hindus.