History of Islam

Submitted by Rumi (India), Jun 14, 2013 at 07:40

Actually Islam is a new religion compared to other religions..Divine religion is "Sanatan Religion" from there "Hindu" has come..Lord KRISHNA is the supreme lord of the Universe..Goutam Budha is an Avatar of Lord Krishna..And Jesus is his son...Although all human being, animals is his son..But very few know completely about him..Jesus is one of them. So he is able to say that he is the son of God..That other can't..

Arabia is the origin of "Islam"..Actually then (now also) Arabia was a tough country to live in. There was mostly desert, scarcity of food and water..So life was very tough. Usually the human beings were wild there..So they were unable to follow the profound theory of Hinduism or Christianity.. So Lord KRISHNA thought a different religion for them. He wanted to make the unsocial wild human beings to social human beings..As he knows they will not understand "Bhagvad Gita" or "Bible"..So he gave "Quran"..If you read Quran you see it says the life style of them, means what to eat, what to drink, whome to marry etc etc.. As like mother teaching her child how to be a social being..Quran says "Dont marry Mother and own sister"..From this you can understand that previously they used to marry own mother and sisters..Can any social being do this kind of thing? Quran say "You can marry your own relatives daughter" as Krishna knows if he says don't also marry own relatives daughter, then the unsocial beings will not follow Mahammad (Representative of Lord KRISHNA)..

But you see "Bhagvad Gita" and "Bible" (mainly "Bhagvad Gita") totally different kind..There (God) Krishna has not wasted too much time to say about what to eat, where to sleep, whome to marry etc..The secred texts are full of high spiritual things..So you can understood it is for high knowledge social beings...

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