In Hindu mythology, Sri Krishna is the eighth incarnation of the Vaishnava god Vishnu and is worshipped in thousands of temples in India. But he is also claimed to be The Lord or The Lord Himself in Krishnaism, and not the incarnation of any other god. Sri Krishna is depicted as an infant, playing flute in Bhagavata purana. And he is depicted as a prince, giving direction and guidance in bhagavatha Gita. The name Krishna means, Black, dark or dark blue. The member of Ahmadiya Muslim community believes Krishna to be a great prophet of god, as described by their founder Mirza Ghulam Ahmad.

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