Truth is always victorious

Submitted by Mansoor (Pakistan), May 5, 2008 at 03:48

For your correction Ahmadis and Bahais are not Muslims. They are completely foolish and highly confused people. Muslims have though different sects like Shia, Sunni, Ismaeeli & Bohri. These sects believe that Prophethood has ended with Prophet Mohammad (PBUH). However, Bahai and Ahmadis are against the end of Prophethood. Thus we cannot embrace Bahais or Ahmadis as Muslims due to their highly double crossed belief.

Islam gives equal importance to people of all colors, financial status, poor or rich. They all stand together in rows offering prayers to one and only Allah. There are no separate praying areas for black or white Muslims. This is the true picture of Islam.

Regarding the corruption in divine Scriptures which Christians and Jews follow, Quran gives following verdict.

[62:5] The example of those who were ordered to bear (the responsibility of acting upon) the Torah, then they did not bear it, is like a donkey that carries a load of books. Evil is the example of those who have rejected Allah‘s verses. And Allah does not guide the wrongdoing people.

This point must be cleared that Torah, Psalms, Gospels are not present in original compiled form. What we have today is the bunch of translations of already translated material. Don't get it as an offense but the truth is that the present status of Torah and Bible are much like an orphan. You don't have one complete, compiled, true and authentic copy of Bible in the original language believed to be in Hebrew!! can you correct me if I am wrong????

I am proud that Quran is there standing alone in original form learned heart to heart since centuries. That is why I always repeat that Islam is one and only true and authentic religion.

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