Muslims prayer contradicting the Qur2an & Mohamad nver went to heaven

Submitted by Jurist Benedictos Mohamad Ali (Sweden), Mar 1, 2009 at 11:45

Dear dhimmi no more (United States

you said in your comment::

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Feb 15, 2009 at 17:09

Our dear samer worte

>even Christ worshipped the father

But wait in the story of al-isra' wa al-mi3raj we are told that when Muhammad the Arabian warlord and caravan raider and child molester got to the 7th heaven Gabriel told him: shhhh Allah is praying so you tell us to whom was Allah praying? Oh let me guess: To Jesus? Or is it to Muhammad after all we have that silly saying in the book of ignorance that Allah and his angels yusaloo 3ala muhammad

I would like to inforn you and to assert the following:

1- that story is a forgery or fake Created by Muslims Imams just chalnge the Christians by proving that Mohamad also went to heaven.

2- muslims method of praying also created by same imams and thats why they created such story.

3- Pray or SALAT in the real islam means concetions . So in the qur2an when Allah said that he also pray it means that he is in contact with people all the time by helping them ...etc..... But because muslims imams modified the real meaning , people think in generaly as you said and as 80% of muslims believe because they worship thier imams.

So the real meaning of praying in islam is the conection between peoples and between them and Allah. Also for your information in islam musque dosnt mean abuilding to gather in it. Its mean the law country where its not the persecution. But muslims imams also modified the meaning as they want.'

if you need more informatin you are welcome to contact me

regards

Jurist Criminalist Benedictos Mohamad Ali

God Bless all christian countries and Israel

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