THE SOURCE OF ISLAM
"Beware of false prophets,
Over a billion people in the world
follow the teachings of Mohammed,
the founder of Islam. Muslims
believe Mohammed was a prophet
from Allah, the pagan moon god of
Arabs. They believe the Koran, book
of Islam, was a divine revelation to
Mohammed given through the angel
Gabriel and that it is the final and
perfect revelation from Allah to man.
The Biography of Mohammed by Bin
Hisham puts Muslims in a terrible
position. It pictures Mohammed as a
rapist, pedophile, mass murdering,
terrorist, pirate of a prophet. If the
oldest Islamic sources are right,
Islam is a deceitful, destructive, and
demented con -- a horrible fraud. If
they are wrong, Islam is a deceitful,
destructive, and demented con -- a
horrible fraud, because they
comprise all that is known about
Mohammed, his god, and the
formation of his religion." While
Muslims present Mohammed in a
favorable light, you need to be aware
of the full truth about him. So the
real question is: how much of this is
true?
The Pagan Influence
Mohammed was born 570 AD in the
town of Mecca in Arabia. His father
Abd-Allah, from the tribe of Hashim
in Mecca, died before he was born.
His mother Amina, from the tribe of
Naggar in Medina, died five years
later. Mohammed lived in Mecca
with his pagan father's parents and
was cared for by an Ethiopian
Christian woman named "Baraka,"
whom he gratefully called his
"Mom". This shows that since his
early life, Mohammed was familiar
with the Bible through Baraka who
told him Biblical stories.
At that time Mecca, where the Kabah
shrine is located, was the center of
the worship of the pagan Arab moon
god Allah. The Kabah is a cubic
shaped room that housed 360 idols
and a volcanic black stone that was
considered a good luck charm. His
father's tribe, Hashim, worshiped
Allah. Every year, Mohammed
witnessed pilgrims coming to Mecca
to perform pagan rituals at the
Kabah -- kissing the black stone,
which he later adopted into the
Islamic pilgrimage. The ritual was
part of his pagan upbringing, not a
new revelation from Allah as
Muslims claim.
From childhood, Mohammed suffered
epileptic seizures where he would
have convulsions and become semi-
conscious. Mohammed would often
fall on the ground, his body jerking
and his eyes rolling backward in his
head and perspiring profusely. They
would often cover him with a blanket
during such episodes.
Muslims claim the Koran was
revealed to Mohammed by Allah
while he was in such a semi-
conscious state. Muslims forget that
Islamic sources indicate that
Mohammed had such episodes from
childhood. (B 1:2)
From the description of the bodily
movements that were often
connected with his trances, many
scholars have stated that these were
epileptic seizures. "The Hadith
(Islamic tradition) describes the
half-abnormal ecstatic condition with
which Mohammed was
overcome." (The Shorter Encyclopdia
of Islam by Cornell University)
At age ten Mohammed began
working on a caravan for his uncle,
Abu-Talib. He traveled in Israel and
Syria on trading missions. On his
journeys, Mohammed enjoyed talking
to Christian Monks in the
monasteries that were located in
Arabia along the route of the
caravans. The monasteries served as
"Rest Areas" on the route of
caravans. (The Detailed Encyclopedia
in the History of Arabs Prior to Islam
by Dr. Jawad Ali, published by The
Iraqi Scientific Association)
The Christian Influence
At age 25, Mohammed worked on a
caravan owned by Khadija, a forty
year old Christian widow.
Mohammed was attracted to Khadija
because she was wealthy, and she
was attracted to him because he was
young. They married and Mohammed
went to live with her. Khadija's
cousin, Waraka Bin Nofel, was the
priest of a Christian sect called the
Ebionites -- founded in Arabia in the
7th century. The Ebionites believed
that the Messiah was just a prophet,
not God manifested in human flesh.
Islamic sources indicate that Bin
Nofel was working on an Arabic
translation of the Hebrew Gospel (B
1:3). Christian scholars believe it
was either the Hebrew version of the
Old Testament or the New
Testament book of Matthew because
Matthew was originally written in
Hebrew.
After marrying Khadija, Mohammed
practiced the doctrines of Ebionism.
Mohammed accompanied Waraka Bin
Nofel to meditate in the caves
around Mecca, fasted during the
lunar month of Ramadan and gave
alms to the poor. He prayed five
times a day, read the Bible and sang
the psalms of David and Christian
songs. These biblical stories
represent a large part of the Koran
that Mohammed quoted from the
Bible. (K 73:2- (K2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9,
10, 11, 12, 14, 15, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21,
22, 23, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 36, 37, 38,
40, 43, 50, 51, 54, 57, 61, 66, 71, 73,
79)
Mohammed's Deceit to Gain
Followers
Fifteen years after Mohammed
converted to Ebionism, Waraka bin
Nofel encouraged him to share
Ebionism with others. For 13 years
(610 to 623 AD) Mohammed tried to
gain followers in Mecca but his
message was not well received. He
was so frustrated that he resorted to
deception to try to convince people
to follow him. He claimed that the
genies and fairies, who Arabs
believed inhabited the trees, rocks
and water of Arabia, believed in him.
(K 46:29; 72:1,2)
Satanic Verses
In order to appeal to the pagans,
Mohammed praised their idols, Al-
Lat, Al-Uzza and Manat, saying they
were the daughters of Allah who
made intercession to Allah on the
peoples' behalf (K 53:19,20). In this
way, Mohammed tried to trick them
into following him. When the Jews
and Christians rebuked him for
supporting polytheism, he admitted
he was under the influence of Satan
when he praised and accepted the
pagan worship of idols. Thus some of
the verses in the Koran are called
the "satanic verses." Later
Mohammed claimed that the angel
Gabriel came down from heaven and
rebuked him for allowing Satan to
influence him to accept the worship
of idols. He then reverted back to
monotheism and stated that Allah
abrogated (canceled) this past
revelation (K 22:52).
A major problem with the concept of
deceptive satanic inspiration is that
the prophet who claims it loses his
credibility. There may be some other
satanically inspired verses that were
never corrected. Satanic and
demonic inspirations are related to
occult and witchcraft practitioners,
not the inspired prophets of the
living God.
A Self-claimed Prophet
Mohammed was challenged to
perform miracles to prove he was
from Allah and that his belief was
the truth. Mohammed, in a
desperate attempt to convince
people that he had performed a
miracle, invented an outrageous
story, saying he had been caught
away to Jerusalem during the night
while they were sleeping. Because
they were not eye witnesses to the
event, they doubted him even more.
Finally, Mohammed admitted that he
was unable to perform miracles
because he was "just a man."
They say, 'We will not believe in you
unless you cause a spring to gush
forth from the ground, or should
have a river goes through a garden
of palms and grapes, or make the sky
fall as you claimed, or show us Allah
and the angels; or should have a
house of gold, or should ascend to
heaven and return in front of us
with a book for us to read.' Say, "To
God be the glory. Am I other than a
mortal messenger?" (K 17:90-93)
Failure in Mecca
When his heretical teachings were
not accepted in Mecca, Mohammed
decided to move to Medina, the
home of his mother's tribe. He
realized the people in Mecca,
including his father's tribe, would
not accept his beliefs unless they
were forced by physical violence to
do so.
Medina is a city in Arabia where
Mohammed moved after his mother's
tribe offered him armed support. In
Medina (623-633 AD), he and his
mother's tribe waged wars to force
people to follow them or be killed.
In the Koran, one can clearly see the
difference in Mohammed's tolerant
teachings in Mecca and his harsh
teachings in Medina. Today Muslims,
instructed by the Koran, continue
waging wars wherever they have
political power, to force people into
Islam.
The Nakhla Raid
Mohammed sent six members of his
mother's tribe to raid a trade
caravan coming from Israel and
Syria. They killed the men, took the
women as concubines and looted the
caravan. This attack is known in the
history of Islam as the "Nakhla
Raid." The raid took place during
the lunar months that Arabs
traditionally observed a truce so
they could make a pilgrimage to
Mecca safely. Mohammed was
criticized for violating this tradition.
The Badr Raid
Motivated by the wealth and women
taken in the first raid, Mohammed
led the second raid himself. At Badr,
Mohammed and his mother's tribe
attacked another caravan where they
again killed the men, took the
women as concubines and looted the
goods. Thereafter, caravans were
subjected to horrible attacks by
Mohammed and his mother's tribe.
Subsequently, to avoid being
attacked, his followers increased. In
essence, Mohammed and his
mother's tribe began raiding
caravans as a way of life. Mohammed
received one fifth of the spoils from
each raid. (K 8:41)
Mohammed himself engaged in 78
battles, of which just one (the Battle
of the Ditch) was defensive. Within a
century after Mohammed's death in
632, Muslim armies had reached as
far as India in the east and Spain in
the west. Today Jihad is still using
force to convert people to Islam on
the threat of death.
Glossary
* ISLAM is a combination of
Paganism (worship of the moon god
Allah) and Ebionism, spread by
Mohammed Bin Abd Allah in Arabia
in the 7th century. The word "Islam"
was not derived from the Arabic
word "salam", which means "peace"
as Muslims claim. It was derived
from "istislam" which means
"surrender or die", the word
Mohammed shouted while pursuing
his opposition. His militant
commands, terrorist attacks, pagan
and Ebionism beliefs are contained
in the book of the Muslims (Koran).
* MECCA is a town in Arabia where
Mohammed shared his beliefs in
Ebionism from 610-623 AD. Because
he had no power, he took no action
against those who chose not to
follow him in Mecca.
* MEDINA is a city in Arabia where
Mohammed moved after his mother’s
tribe offered him armed support. In
Medina (623-633 AD), he and his
mother’s tribe waged wars to force
people to follow him or be killed. In
the Koran, one can clearly see the
difference in Mohammed’s tolerant
teachings in Mecca and his harsh
teachings in Medina. Muslims,
instructed by the Koran, continue
Jihad attacks wherever they have
political power, to force people into
Islam.
* KORAN is the book of Islam that
Mohammed claimed was revealed to
him by Allah, the pagan moon god of
the Arabs.
(K 1:1) stands for (Koran chapter 1:
verse 1)
* HADITH is Mohammed’s sayings
collected by Bukhary.
(B 1:1) stands for (Bukhary volume
1: saying 1)
* JIHAD, holy war, is an Islamic term
that means to spread Islam by force
and kill whoever refuses to convert
to it. It is the most sacred duty of
Muslims and is carried out by
Muslim extremists -- politically
known as terrorists. The Koran
promotes the use of terrorist tactics
(K 8:12) to spread Islam and
promises that Muslims who die for
Allah will enjoy big breasted white
virgins in paradise. (K 78:33)
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