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you are going to experience! You will not escape everlasting torment unless you adapt yourself to Haqq. Repenting when it is too late will be useless. Confirming the truth at the last breath will not be accepted. Making tawba after death will not be valid. That day, if Allâhu ta’âlâ says, “O My slave! I gave thee the light of mind. I commanded thee to use it for knowing Me and for having belief in Me, in My Prophet Muhammad ‘alaihis-salâm’, and in the Islamic religion revealed through him. I informed in the Torah and the Bible about the advent of this Prophet. I spread his name and religion in every country. You cannot say you did not hear about him. You worked day and night for worldly earnings, worldly pleasures. You never thought of what you were going to experience in the Hereafter. In a state of unawareness you fell into the talons of death,” how will you answer? O man! Think of what is going to happen to you! Come to your senses before your lifetime is over. People you had been seeing around you, you had been talking to, you had been sympathizing with, you had been afraid of, died one by one. They do not exist now. They came and went by like fancies. Think well! What a horrible thought it is to burn in eternal fire! And how great a fortune it is to live in everlasting blessings. You have the choice now. Everybody will end up in one of these two extremes. Another alternative is impossible. It would be utter ignorance, insanity not to consider this and take precautions accordingly. May Allâhu ta’âlâ bless us all with following reason! Âmîn. It is stated as follows in the book Qawl-us-sabt fî rad-d-i-’alâ deâw-il-protestanet: Allâma Rahmatullah Hindî [1] states in his book (Iz-hâr-ul-haqq), “Before the beginning of Islam there were no original copies of the Torah or the Bible left anywhere. The existing ones today are history books made up of true and false reports. The Torah and the Bible mentioned in Qur’ân al-kerîm are not the existing books in the name of Torah and Bible. <strong>Of</strong> the teachings written in these books, the ones affirmed by Qur’ân alkerîm are true and those which it rejects are false. We would not say true or false about those which are not mentioned in Qur’ân al-kerîm. There is no documentary evidence to prove that the four Gospels are the word of Allah. A <strong>British</strong> priest with whom I spoke with in India admitted this fact and said that all the documents in this respect had been lost through tumults that had happened in the world until A.D. 313”. It is written in the second [1] Rahmatullah Hindî passed away in Mekka in 1306 [A.D. 1889]. – 112 –
volume of the interpretation of the Bible by Heron, in the sixtyfifth page of the first volume of the historian Moshem’s history, printed in 1332 [A.D. 1913], and in the hundred and twenty-fourth page of the fifth volume of the explanation of the Bible by Lardis that the Gospels underwent various interpolations. Jerome says, “As I translated the Bible, I saw that different copies contradicted one another.” Adam Clark says in the first volume of his interpretation, “The Bible underwent various interpolations during its translation into Latin. Contradictory additions were made.” Ward Catholic says on the eighteenth page of his interpretation, printed in 1841, “Oriental heretics changed many parts of the Bible. Protestant priests submitted a report to King James I and said: The Psalms in our book of prayers are unlike the ones that are in Hebrew. There are almost two hundred changes. On the other hand, Protestant priests made even more changes.” Numerous examples of these changes are given in the book Iz-hârul-haqq. Interpolations in various editions of the Gospels are exemplified also in the book Al-fâsilu-bayn-al-haqq wa’l-bâtil, by Izz-ad-dîn Muhammadî, and Tuhfat-ul-erîb, by Abdullah Terjumân. All priests know that Îsâ ‘alaihis-salâm’ did not write anything. Neither did he leave behind any written documents nor have anyone write anything. He did not teach his Sharî’at in written form. After his ascension to heaven, disagreements began among the Nazarenes. They could not come together to consolidate their religious knowledge. As a result, more than fifty Gospels were written. Four of them were chosen. Eight years after Îsâ ‘alaihissalâm’ the Gospel of Matthew was written in the Syrian language in Palestine. The orignial copy of this Gospel does not exist today. There is a book said to be its Greek version. The Gospel of Mark was written in Rome thirty years after him. The Gospel of Luke was written in Greek in Alexandria twenty-eight years after him. And thirty-eight years after him, the Gospel of John was written in Ephesus. All these Gospels contain narrations, stories, and events that happened after Îsâ ‘alaihis-salâm’. Luke and Mark are not among the Apostles. They wrote what they had heard from others. Authors of these Gospels did not call their books Injîl (Bible). They said that theirs were history books. Those who called them the Bible were those who translated them afterwards. This book, Qawl-us-sebt, was written in 1341 [A.D. 1923] by Sayyid Abd-ul-qâdir Iskenderânî as a response to the book Aqâwîl-ul-Qur’âniyya, written in Arabic and printed by a – 113 –
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Hakikat Kitabevi Publications No: 1
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PREFACE Allâhu ta’âlâ declared
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that might occur later were not out
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scholars were insurmountable obstac
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Section One PART TWO In the Hijrî
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make an ablution. He would sit towa
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the Ottoman Empire. After the two-h
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Yet, being a Christian, I have not
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shop. His attirement was that of a
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Sahâbîs. His statements cannot be
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al-kerîm and hadîth-i-sherîfs co
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was not harâm unless it had an int
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encouraging and reassuring. Muhamma
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Section One PART FIVE It was on one
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day a flood will come and take them
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Section One PART SIX I stayed in Ba
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around a round table. The first man
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eceived identical answers with slig
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maintenance of language; 4) The kno
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disputing groups, inoculating mistr
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14- Dirtiness is the result of lack
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Rabb (Allah)! Make us Muslims for Y
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elatives). From then on, the Messen
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