I CAN NOT CLAIM HOLY QURAN AS THE BEST BOOK BUT IT IS BY ITSELF.

Submitted by Mohammad, CPA (Bangladesh), Apr 22, 2011 at 00:40

I am a Professional Muslim and a Non-Arabic person.

I never learnt Arabic as a Language but have read the Translation of Holy Quran in English. I must say that it is a Great Book of Knowledge for those who read, analyse, understand & apply the Messages of this Last Holy Book from God, we call Him Allah.

This Holy Quran recognises the Existence of Holy Bible & Holy Torah. It also recognises the Exitence of Great Prophets like Abraham, Moses & Jesus. Prophet Muhammad was Not the Only Prophet from God but the Last Prophet among all the past Prophets.

If some of the Readers do not believe in Holy Quran, Bible or Torah, it does not affect these Holy Books. God has made the Human being as the Most Smart & Intelligent people among all Creations. Let the Intelligent & Intellectual people understand and utilizes these Holy Books for their own benefits.

Our Holy Quran is not a Copy Right Book but a Public Document and is available in all the Languages of the World.
The Religion is not so Great unless it is applied & used in its way. It is Not the Best Religion or the Best Holy Book which make us Best. It is our personal Human Qualities like Honesty, Love & Support for the Poor & Needy around us and Rememberance of God/ Allah in our every activity, which makes us Great & Noble.

By delivering big Lectures, we can not make us Great & Perfect. We need to produce the Best & Perfect results by acting Honesty and showing our Honesty by our real, Practical Examples only.
Thanks & Cheers to the Honest & God fearing people of the World.

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