you can not stop the inevitable

Submitted by sTs (United Arab Emirates), Jun 22, 2008 at 05:35

Tovey, You cannot prevent the inevitable.

While prophet Mohammad was discussing with his companions, one of them was called Salman Al-Pharisi (The persian) because he came from Persia to Madina and he was a Muslim companion to the Prophet, the prophet (pbuh) said "that the people who will liberate Jerusalem are the people of this person" putting his hand on the shoulder of Salman Al-Pharisi.

So the return of Jerusalem to the legitimate people (The native Palestinian Arabs) will come from the east according to the saying of the Prophet .

Whatever preparations or precautions the Jews and Americans will take, it will be futile, because the promise of God is coming. sooner or later, whether you like it or not.

The fact that God sent so many prophets, shows that improvement is necessary for the mankind during the changes of time. since Adam God sent 100s of prophets for mankind. some to make new doctrine others to remind people of what they have before, and to fulfill what has come to them

Moses - came with full new doctrine, Jesus - came to fulfill what came to the Jew

Mohammad - came with full doctrine that has parts of what came to moses in the 10 commandments and much more - new revised version with lots of additions.

Gods, promised Abraham a great nation though Isaac and he promised him a great nation through Ishmael.

So no doubt in ones mind that Islam is a great nation through Ishmael and it is from God.

An author when making revisions to his book the latest is better than the previous versions

So it is always newer versions are better than the old ones. Quran is a newer version than the Torah and the Ingeel so it should be followed over the two older versions

The author is one (The one and only God) and he gave us a new version, so you should follow the new version.

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