Reply To: Abdul Rahman

Submitted by Sohail (United Kingdom), Jul 6, 2006 at 06:33

Abdul Rahman since you know so much about Islam and you want to expose it from the inside explain the following to me:

If Muhammad peace be upon him was fake:

As I was driving home tonight with my wife, we were talking about the Wonderful Religion of Islam, and I then thought of the following:

Since the Non-Muslims do not believe in Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him as the True Prophet of Allah Almighty, then I would like to ask them the following questions:

If Muhammad was fake, then why did he turn down the big offer from his tribe to put him as their leader and make him one of their wealthiest for compromising some of his Divine Message?

If Muhammad was fake, then why did he put himself in the agony of not only praying five times a day (which is mandatory for all Muslims), but also prayed more prayers (which we call it Sunni praying)? If he was fake, then he wouldn't go to this EXTREME to do such a thing EVERY SINGLE DAY OF HIS LIFE during his ministry?

If Muhammad was fake, then why did he put himself in the agony of fasting the entire month of what we call "Ramadan"? Not eating nor drinking from sun rise to sun set (approximately 12-14 hours) EVERYDAY FOR 30 DAYS is extremely difficult for a fake person to do!

If Muhammad was fake, then why did he forgive all of his enemies (especially the ones who raped many Muslim women) when he finally got them to surrender when he liberated the city of Mecca?

If Muhammad was fake, then how come his Prophecy about Islam spreading to all nations on earth came true? Today there are more than 1.4 billion Muslims throughout the world, and Islam is considered the fastest growing religion in the world. How could this be fake?

You got any answers yet Mr Rahman?

Sohail

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