Arabic is a recent, non-original 4th century script.

Submitted by IamJoseph (Australia), Sep 24, 2012 at 22:53

A host of phoenecian sounds are absent in this language, making it a deficient means of portraying history. That it stemmed largely from the Latin, its scriptures a lift-off from the Hebrew bible and the Gospels, is seen with the spelling of Abraham, the original being with a 'V' - Avraham. Islam is not the last religion as claimed - the Sikhs, for example, are more recent; Islam is a new, recent non-original religion.

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