Re: Has Allah Removed the Curse of Babylon

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Posted by Malakh on January 02, 1998 at 07:14:45:

In Reply to: Re: Has Allah Removed the Curse of Babylon posted by Mohamed Ghounem on January 02, 1998 at 06:29:04:

Mohammed wrote:

: One thing I would like to add since you mentioned Lois Farakon in your previous post, He is not a Muslim.

: There is Major diferences between Farkonism and Islam, Muslims believe in equality he believes in Black supereiority, on several occations Minister Farakon has said he will revert to the true teachings of Islam and as far as I know, it hasn't happened yet.

It is good that you too indeed see the falsehoods involved in
following Farakahn's brand of islam. Unfortunately, he is being taken quite
seriously and apparently quite favorably in the Middle East
right now, a danger I see to both Christians AND true followers
of Mohammed.
One has to wonder just what percentage of those claiming to be Muslim are in fact following
the 'wrong' brand of Muslim. Which brings us back to the topic of Babylon, doesnt it?
Perhaps Babylon was not just a matter of confounding the language of man but more so
the meanings internal to each language.

I take it that since you asked about the translation of 'wajh' that you do not speak Arabic.
If you have the resources to ask, could you verify that the word is indeed 'wajh' and not 'abd'?
Also, can you please find out about the translation of 'abd' and
how and where it is used in the Qu'uran?

Thanks and May the light of the glorious gospel of Christ, who is
the image of God shine onto you!

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: Mohammed wrote:

: : One thing I would like to add since you mentioned Lois Farakon in your previous post, He is not a Muslim.

: : There is Major diferences between Farkonism and Islam, Muslims believe in equality he believes in Black supereiority, on several occations Minister Farakon has said he will revert to the true teachings of Islam and as far as I know, it hasn't happened yet.

: It is good that you too indeed see the falsehoods involved in
: following Farakahn's brand of islam.  Unfortunately, he is being taken quite
: seriously and apparently quite favorably in the Middle East 
: right now, a danger I see to both Christians AND true followers
: of Mohammed.  
: One has to wonder just what percentage of those claiming to be Muslim are in fact following
: the 'wrong' brand of Muslim.  Which brings us back to the topic of Babylon, doesnt it?
: Perhaps Babylon was not just a matter of confounding the language of man but more so
: the meanings internal to each language. 

: I take it that since you asked about the translation of 'wajh' that you do not speak Arabic.
: If you have the resources to ask, could you verify that the word is indeed 'wajh' and not 'abd'?
: Also, can you please find out about the translation of 'abd' and
: how and where it is used in the Qu'uran?

: 
: Thanks and May the light of the glorious gospel of Christ, who is 
: the image of God shine onto you!

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