How the Quran was prepared...

Submitted by Wasim Ahmed (India), Oct 23, 2014 at 10:07

Sir Daniel Pipes

Sir Jake Neuman of Germany May 27, 2012 writes unlike David Letterman's upon Quran. If they are judge then search the history of Quran, as 'when Sallam Ahmad (Muhammad) died, then Sahabis made Khilafat'.

The first Khalifa snatched the property Fai and Fidak of Muhammad's daughter, which was returned to Banu Fatima by one good Khalifa Umar bin Abdul Aziz of Banu Ummaiyya.

Second Khalifa, going against Muhammad's orders, carried out massacre against the Muhammadis of Yemen in the name of Jihad for Zakat. Killing in the name of Jihad is in practice till date. After this they got prepared Kitab Allah from the writings written on date tree leaves, pieces of earthen pots and leather. Khalifa Usman collected 27 Masahif written on paper and combined them all and prepared a book by the name of Quran. He burnt all the Masahif's of those Sahabis without returning them. And he announced that 'this is the same Quran as it existed in Lawh-e-Mehfuz'. Taking the names of Allah and Gabriel, he included the articles for the purpose of insulting Muhammad.

Whereas Muhammad explained that Allah is Zaat and Be-Niyaz (selflessness). But by doing Dajl they got accepted Allah as a personality. Through Gabriel they wanted to prove Muhammad as 'illiterate and unjust'.

Most of the scholars of today's world are Gumrah (mislead) due to the knowledge of the history put forth by them. But, the honorable personalities of Supreme Court of America have appreciated the laws of Muhammad. That is,

EMBLEM

PROPHET

MUHAMMAD

HONORED BY U.S.

SUPREME

COURT

AS ONE OF THE

GREATEST LAWGIVERS OF

THE WORLD IN 1935

Wasim Ahmed

Maharashtra, India

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