Nobody should make this mistake

Submitted by Mohammed Sarhan (United States), Jun 28, 2005 at 17:39

Reading to many Christians and Jews, we always see this:

Mohammed thought this or got this from this ....

This is a fatal mistake.

People must say: In the strongest History books written by who and who, we realize that Mohammed did know how to read and write and he knew this Jewish or Christian scholar at this time and these people stated that they taught Mohammed so and so, ....

Since there is no History Book strong enough stating the above, then we must stop all of this.

We did not live during Prophet Mohammed Time.
The People who know Mohammed are the pagans of Mecca and the Arabian Lands.

We all know that islam starts by one man and each day he had more followers.
We know that the Pagans were very strong and they could eliminate Mohammed and his followers very easily.

We all know that Mohammed with his very small and weak followers did win the battles one after the other decisively.

We all know that those who fought Mohammed for long and lost many of their families in the war, at the end accepted Mohammed as Prophet and loved him so much.

We all know that these people were the men who destroyed the Huge armies of the Persian and Eastern Roman Empires similtaniously and with the greatest record in History.

We all know that islam attracted the nations one after the other and all the Mideast give up its old religions and languages and adopted the Great islam!

The people must read the History books first then write based on Historical Information and not just write anything they like!

Mohammed Sarhan

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