The Vedas (there are 4 books) began being developed around 6000-3000BC as an oral tradition thus there are limited written records from ancient times. However, from this time period there are a few stone inscriptions scattered throughout India, Burma, Tibet Pakistan, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Malaysia
In regards to complete manuscripts the oldest known copies of the Aryuveda and Rigveda (2 of the 4 books) are kept at the Bhandarkar Oriental Institute in Pune, Maharashtra. These two manuscripts are written in Sanskrit and were found in Rajasthan during the late 1800's. They are dated from around 12-1300 AD and thus preceding any major Persian influences.
These manuscripts are included in the UNESCO list of world heritage sites and are commonly excepted to be priceless treasures for all of humanity.
At this time I am unsure where the oldest copies of the Yajurveda or Samaveda are located.
Rig Veda, Athar Veda, Yug Veda, and Sama Veda
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Rig Veda has it's own website online. There are also many books written about the Rig Veda. You can purchase one at Books a Million, Barnes and Noble, or your local religious book store. You can also purchase a copy of Rig Veda: The Book of Mantra from Amazon online.
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Rig Veda is the first Veda of the four Vedas.
As the oldest book in Hinduism.
Rig Veda is the first Veda of the four Vedas.
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Veda Buckland's birth name is Veda McEvers.
There is no direct mention of Imam Mahdi in the Hindu book Veda. The concept of an awaited savior figure like Imam Mahdi is more common in Islamic beliefs, particularly in Shia Islam.
The third book in the Vedas is the Samaveda, which consists of a collection of melodies and chants used by priests during rituals and ceremonies. It is considered one of the oldest texts in Hinduism and is known for its musical and poetic aspects.