MohammEd and AhmEd

Submitted by Riasat (United States), Mar 27, 2018 at 17:15

Calling Mohammed "THE PRAISED ONE" is KOFAR (BLASPHEMY) and SHIRK (BELIEVING or ASSIGNING CO-EQUALS or PARTNERS with The Almighty God)! Its the same for the word AHMAED!

THE PRAISED ONE or PRAISE WORTHY is The Almighty God and Mohammed is NOT GOD!

Note my spellings!

MohammAd = THE PRAISED ONE = The Almighty God
MohammEd = THE PRAISING ONE = THE ONE WHO PRAISES = Human Being

AhmAd = THE PRAISED ONE = The Almighty God
AhmEd = THE PRAISING ONE = THE ONE WHO PRAISES = Human Being

Without Vowels: MHMD AHMD

Muslims ADDED VOWELS INCORRECTLY and MADE THEIR PROPHET A god! Thus, Muslims continue to commit KOFAR and SHIRK!

I grew up as a FOLLOWER OF THE LORD JESUS CHRIST (CHRISTIAN) among MILLIONS OF MUSLIMS in a Muslim-Majority (about 80 % Muslims) country. The national language of that country CLEARLY DIFFERENCIATES between THE PRAISE FOR GOD (HAMD) and THE PRAISE FOR THE PROPHET (NA'AT). Both words, Hamd and Na'at, come from Arabic and are used correctly in that language and EVERYBODY (Muslims and Non-Muslims) in that country know the difference.

Its time for Muslims to understand the difference and DISCONTUNE THEIR PRACTICE OF KOFAR AND SHIRK or ELSE face the consequences of THE HELL!

Considering my clarification and comments above: EISA DID NOT PROPHESY THE COMING OF MohammEd when the Quran refers to AHMAD. IFFF the Quran is correct, then Eisa prophesied about AHMAD (THE PRAISED ONE = THE ALMIGHTY GOD) and that one is THE HOLY SPIRIT who is The Almighty God! Read more in The Gospel According to John IF Muslims are IN DOUBT as Allah COMMANDED MOHAMMED to do when in doubt! IFFF Muslims insist that the reference in the Quran DEFINITELY means that Eisa prophesied about the coming of their "prophet" MohammEd, then Muslims need to correct the Quran! Muslims have a choice!

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