well then

Submitted by kr (United Arab Emirates), Jun 1, 2006 at 01:40

then how can you follow a book that keeps getting changed? how can you know whether you're on the right path or not. doesn't mankind deserve from God a book that can't be changed? one that you can follow without worrying because you know God preserved it? one that you can follow and know for sure that if you follow it right, you will go to heaven? and not be worried that it may have gotten changed somewhere and may be leading you straight to hell while youre thinkin youre going to heaven ?

God revealed such a book. The Holy Quraan. read it, just a few pages. won't do any harm. noone's going to force you to convert. see for yourself whether its true or not. whether your heart gets attached to it like a magnet or not.

God preserved the Holy Quraan because its the last Book that God was going to reveal. since there isnt any other book coming after it, this is why God preserved it. It can not be changed ever.

I know youre probably wondering why God didnt preserve the bible. God didnt preserve it because it wasnt last. God gave people a chance to change it, because we're here on eaarth for a test. to see who goes right and who goes wrong.

But with the Quran God isnt giving people a chance to change it because its the last book from God and no other will come till the Day of Judgment.

You will know the Quran is God's Book just by reading it. so give it a chance. you deserve to know the truth. your soul deserves to be saved from Hell. give the Holy Quraan a chance and give your soul a chance to be saved. remember, reading it wont do any harm. noones going to force you to convert. the choice is yours in the end. but do read it. just a few pages. give it a chance.

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