i am persian, not an arab first of all

Submitted by syed mohammad ali (India), Feb 20, 2007 at 12:22

hey dhimmi my language is persian yet we read quran arabic, and hindus are pagan crystal clear idol worshippers, worshippers of human organs ...my religion is islam. i am the part of global islamic ummah and all the muslims are brothers to other muslim inshallah my work is to spread islam from all four corners of the world. Now we go to the words of the prophets themselves, which represent another path that leads to Islam. In the Persian scriptures, which have been around for thousands of years, we read:

"When the Persians should sink so low in mortality, a man will be born in Arabia whose followers will upset their throne, religion and everything. The mighty stiff-necked ones will be overpowered. The house which was built and in which many idols have been placed will purged of idols and people will say their prayers facing towards it. His followers will capture the towns of the Farsi, Entaus and Balkh, and other big places round about. People will embroil with one another. The wise men of Persia and others will join his followers." (Desature no.14) The Muslims recognize this very quickly because the Ka'bah, the building which all Muslims face in prayers everyday, was at one time filled with idols and it was part of the mission of Muhammad , peace be upon him, to purge the house of idols till today. It was in the next generation, after the time of the Prophet that the wise men of Persia and others did join his followers.

so we have their prophecies and prophet mohammad peace be upon him is a prophet for all. i invite you for al islam....bye bye dhimmi i never be a hindu jew christian or any one else except muslim and islam will always be my religion, Alhamdulillah

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