now we are getting somewhere (true believer)

Submitted by ahmad zafire (United States), Jun 28, 2006 at 23:20

You know what?....you'll almost there. Yes all prophets was from the tribe of israelites , all but one..mohammad(pbuh). but let it be known that his was also from the same bloodline as all the prophets just a different tribe( the ishamelites). the two sons of abraham(pbuh) ishamel and issacc. ishamel son of a sevrant arab woman and isaac the son of abraham's wife sarah.

Muslims believe that ishamel was the chosen son because of the age and time abraham(pbuh) was because if isaac was the chosen one, he would have to had been old enough to climb the mountain on his own and help father complete the journey due to him being around or about 100 and somthing yrs old. see ishamel was eight years older then isaac. muslims believe that ishamel was the chosen son but jews dont recordnize this cause abraham's father ishamel with his servant and not sarah, to jews they believe that somthing like that can not have come from G-d and be a part of their bloodline.

but indeed israelites(jews) will be connected to ishamelites(arabs) beforever. thats the real and whole thing about these war and conflicts. i think. each side is fighting who was the chosen one or race. it's not really the relgions it the people...sad. jews talk so bad about arabs then they do islam and arabs do the same to jews. so who's calling who what?...

somthimes it gets so frustrating because being muslim and not of arab blood and have no hard feelings towards anyone. and just cant understand the racism between the two. both are holy faiths while one is the oldest and the other youngest out of three i s viewed as dooming. the way the world see things now but may not be the case all the time.....who knows

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