Mohammad, the last prophet

Submitted by surinder97 (United States), Apr 5, 2011 at 00:20

Subj: Mohammad, the last prophet

1. Quote: Dear Prathiba is making some progress and that is a good sign. But I can not understand why she keeps on saying that Mohammad was the last prophet. It devalues the contribution of all those who came after him, and preached universal love unlike Mohammad who was involved in torturing, killing, looting and slaving of thousands of others.

COMMENT: It is not necessary to analyze the muddle & turmoil of Pratibha Sundaram's mind, to see that Mohammad was not the last prophet. He was the Supreme Commander of the Moslems, was a caravan-robber, and a murderer of hundreds of millions of innocent Kafirs. But Mohammad is not the last prophet, nor is he the one who seals up prophet-hood. Quran teaches that Mohammad is the seal of prophets, the implication here is that he is the last prophet. This is bogus on a wide front. There is not the slightest evidence that, Mohammad has such a status.

2. The real question is why Moslems keep on saying that, Mohammad is the last prophet. The objectve of this propaganda is to make war against the Kafirs ( Non-Moslem Infidels ) and to emphasize that Moslems will overcome, and whosoever are left, will be Allah's chosen & faithful followers, the Moslems.

3. The readers should ask themselves why Moslems offer such explanations, which are convenient but bogus. Their objective is to emphasize that, Islam is a true religion ( which it certainly not ).

Whatever the case may be, the Moslems explanation does not provide an adequate proof, that Mohammad is the last prophet.

Surinder Paul Attri

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