الإسلام في عيون غربية منصفة (2)

Islam in Fair Western Eyes 2


Islam in Fair Western Eyes 2 Islam is the religion of monotheism and Fitrah: The just Norwegian orientalist doctor Erening Berg: "In Islam each child is born in a state of "Fitrah, as for the Christians they consider it as born bearing the sin>Before one hundred years ago they used to sink their children in water so as to purify them from the sin and if they died before butting them in the water they would not bury them but would throw them in the trash instead due to the reason that they are not sinless free"(1) The literate Mai Ziadah says: "Christianity is more likely close to theories and on the contrary Islam is both theoretical and practicipale (2)….and the soul would not be satisfied except in the east aroma and the echoing sounds driven from the highly minarets repeating (There is no God but Allah)" (3) The orientalist Rom Landro says: "The monotheism testimony is so lively that it sticks out with one blow the idolatrous tree…A Muslim is blessed with security and safety because he can reach his highly model here on the earth….Islam is practicipale religion and simple one….Islam is a monotheist religion on a certain basic that is not open to question, realistic and includes every thing on full-scale"(4) Islam the religion of brotherhood and equality: The dean of Prognosticating Studies in America (Salaib) in his book (A Muslim facing Future): "Converted person to Islam may pray next to his teacher, and the brotherhood in Islam is not just religious but even social….Islam does not draw a separate line between a white or a black person" The historian Arnold Twainbye in the (Historian Knowledge …..) "I call upon the world to take the Islamic principals of equality and fraternization. The monotheism ideology brought by Islam is among the greatest example on the uniting the world. In the existence of Islam lies hope for the whole world" The historian Wiles says in the (Marks of the Humanity History0: "Islam is filled with the spirit of brotherhood and kindness. Its ideology is rather easy to understand. Muhammad has delivered it to the hearts without a single enigmatical lie" Islam is the religion of power and will strength: The historian Wel Diorant says: "There is no religion has ever called its followers to maintain strength in the history except Islam and there is also no religion that has obligated on the rich what Islam has in the taxes giving to support the poor"(5) The historian Montgomery Watt says in the (Islam and the United Community): "The secret of strength in Islam lies in giving the person a scale for life which is the scale for free conscience, and bestowing the concept of the "nation" on the Islamic community. This concept, which Islam is the only religion that assured it, still works as an overflowing stream of faith and make the Muslims unit in one nation which dissolves the barriers of sects and languages" The famous actor Antoni Queen says: "I have felt Islam as unusual power after acting the rule of Omar Al-Muktar!!" "I've said: How could it not feel in such way when he reads the martyr Omar Al-Muktar before his execution : (If my weapon breaks down, the false would not break down my right) " The historian Cropper says in (The Nature of Culture): "Islam has spread in the world in a short time as the Sun's ray may spread in seconds….His spreading was an evident on the highly morals, principals, goals and obligations. Such principals still flow with light, proselytizing, knowledge and understanding"(6) Gottah says: "Ive studied the history of religions for the past fifty years ago and the ideology that Islam calls for caused the greatest astonishment!! It is based on the belief that a human being would not encounter anything unless Allah has wished so and there isn’t a thing which could spoil it, and no one would ever walk pass it….Islam is the religion that we will avow to sooner or later…..And I would not mind being called a Muslim"(7) I would end these fabulous lines from Gootah’s book called (The Oriental Book for the Western Poet) and I would like to dedicate them to the families of the Palestinian Martyrs and to every Muslim. Gottah says: "Do not morn on the martyrs because the doors of the heavens have been opened for them. They are now knocking them and entering the heaven in peace….gazing among the extraordinary beauty like what the eye’s of the prophet has laid upon on the night of Al-Meraj. In the Paradise the flock of Al-Hoor Al-Ean precedes on the breezes winds. So enjoy thy martyr! Being a hero is beyond discussion or you would not being among the. But what sort of hero are you? They will soon know when they see the wounds that have been carved on your chest, its color is red but the sell is Mu'sk….The wealth is perishing and only that stab of a believer will stay….They are gently calling to the drink of blissfulness, it's the Raheek Al-Maqtoom. You are an eager demand for them so enjoy this clarity which could not have a match!" When the pen of Gottah reaches here he wishes for the mercy of Allah to enter Paradise like Muslims. A Hooriah stops him and says: "I'm the one in charged of the door of blissfulness Not knowing what to do having you here Are you among the Muslims? Or a martyr? To belief you let me see the wound If you will be fare" Gottah: "Let me in the heavens I've lived like a man as a martyr I've worked among the works My name glowed in the hearts of believers... If Islam meant to surrender to Allah So we shall live and die in Islam" From a book called "I have won Muhammad yet Did not lose the Christ"[ P.S The names of the writers and books may vary in the spelling and they are merely a plying of a translator. (1)From the book called "Interlocutions with non Muslim Europeans" Dr. Abdullah Al-Ahdel (164) (2) From the book called "Equality" Mai Ziadah (3) (4) From the book called "Islam and the Arabs" Rom Landro (48-52-210) (5)His Encyclopedia "The Civilization Story" (388) (6)The historian Cropper "The Nature of Culture" (7)Catrina Momzen "Gotta and the Arabic World" ("The Oriental Book for the Western Poet" For the German’s poet Gottah (128 – 130 – 131)