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Then there's this, in the Surah:



And the prophet Muhammad, pbh, said this in his Last Sermon, 9 Dhul Hijjah 632:



And this is from the Qur'an:



I would like to point out that most of those passages which seem anti-semetic or generally narrow-minded were originally pointed at Judeans, who were militant, zealot Jews, not the Children of Israel. Hence Jesus is called "King of the Jews", not "King of Israel" as it means King of the militants because that's what they believed him to be, a soldier-king. The term Jew refered directly to these radical, violent rebels.

*Meaning that though we will have to suffer, Muslims believe that on the Last Day all pious Jewish people will go to heaven.

The word "Jew" only became a term for the Jewish people in the 13th century. Before that it was the Hebrews, the Children of Israel, The Israelites, etc. So Jew was a specific term. It's like saying: "I hate Nazis" whereas some nowadays would simply say: "I hate Germany"

It is our little brother, and though it may go a little odd at times, we still love it, faults and all. Our wars are squabbles, our peace talks are hugs. We may swear that we are not friends, but we are connected with each other. We have the same (that's right, the SAME) G-d, and parallel histories. We have so much more in common than we do in difference. So, we love our brother Islam, and our sister Christianity, for what they are and accept them.

It hurts when they turn against us, but time heals those wounds. They're still young. Eventually, they will mature. And then they will see us for what we are: a patient and caring father-figure, and in the end, they will have respect (if not adoration) for us and our contributions to the world we live in.

Well, Avrahim's first son, called Ishmael, was born to a woman other than his wife. Muslims claim that the covenant passed to the b*****d-child, Ishmael, while Jews know that the covenant passed on to the G-d-given child, Isaac. And that is how the two religions supposedly became parallel.

As far as I know, Muhammad stood only for peace and harmony.

I need to tell you that the original Quran made a strong distintion between Jews/Hebrews (we were called Yehudee), and Judeans. Also the hadiths in truth are 90% fake. Only 10% of them are for real. The original Quran was 125 chapters long, had 4 times as many passages and verses that celebrated Judaism and praised us, rather than degrade us. The ones that degraded us though were the ones that critisized us and the stupid things we have done. The original Quran also states very clearly that Jews are to be respected and protected by Muslims. And that Israel belongs to us and that Muslims are the ones that must help us reclaim Israel and be our allies.

It also states that we shall be exiled/expelled three times from our land (Israel) that Hashem/Allah has given us due to the wrongs and sins we have done in the past and then shall return each time making three returns to paradise (Israel). Upon the thrid return we will go through many battles with non-believers (of the any of the Abrahamic religions), we will have to prove ourselves many times, we will have to fight for our existance, and that each time we fight we shall be victorious and that our attackers will feel the wrath of Hashem/Allah on their bodies and souls. And the attackers will be sent to hell.

What is funny is how we have a prophecy that is nearly identical to that one.

The thing is that many Muslims now adays are being lied to and not being taught true Islam by their Imans and Mullahs. Only 10% of Muslims in the world actually know the truth and those are the same ones you see fighting for womens rights, being killed by other Muslims, and are pro-Israel and pro-Jewish.

Also many of the Qurans in the world are in truth fake and have added stuff to them that were put there by fanatics and radicals. Also a large amount of stuff that talks only about Israel, and Jews in extremely good ways have been totally removed by fanatics and radicals.

There are few real Qurans in the world today that have the full truth, and also many of the Qurans are mixed witht eh Hadiths which are also very violent.

Learn to read arabic or ask people to translate it to you and you will see there are things that are a bit wiggy.

Also when it says non-believers it means people that do not believe in one god. All people of the book (Jews, Christians, Sabians, Catholics, Muslims, Mani, Rasta, Druze, Bahai, Zoroastrians, and so forth are considered people of the book) are believers, non-believers are people who are not people of the book. But even then Muslims are strictly not allowed to kill anybody. Infidels are people who harm you, your family, your friends, your loved ones, and wish to turn you from your faith.

Zoroastrians didn't actually worship fire. You are thinking of the first Hindu god Agi. The god of fire. Brahman comes after him. Zoroastrians see fire as one of god's pure forms. Many other religions are the same. We in Judaism are the same. Example the burning bush. Also the fire they speak of is the same fire as that of the burning bush. A fire that heals and purifys and teaches. Not one that kills. The same is with water. They also influenced many of our traditions, prayers, beliefs and our names for Hashem. As we also did with them. We belive in many of the same principles. Judaism is also much older than Zoroastian.

Also true Muslims are pro-Israel and Pro-Jewish, worship Jesus as the messiah, believe in the virgin Mary, and understand that Jesus is not the messiah of the Jews. We have a different messiah. Joshua (Jesus) is the messiah to non-jews, and to Messiahnic Jews. (in truth they are ethnic Jews, that follow the original Christianity which was Judaism that believed in Joshua as the messiah. But today they are smack dab in the middle, but are considered by most as Chrisitian.). Our messiah first off can be of any race (most people think he will be black. That is a very long story. I will get into that later on), of any age, and in truth has been to earth before. So when the Christians say he will come a second time they are right. The messiah's soul was created before all other human souls, and saw what is happening and what is to happen before Hashem created Adam. If I got that right. But he was not Joshua.

Jews came in contact with Zoroastrians many times sicne they were the main religion in Central Asia for a vey long time. And as I said before, we influenced them a lot. Also for a religion to be considered a religion of the book it must have these qualities as follows.

They practice Tawhid (monotheism).
They recognize life after death, judgment, Heaven, and the existence of angels.
They usually recognize Satan and Hell, and they have many similar eschatological beliefs.
They share some of the same prophets, such as Moses.
They have similar beliefs regarding the creation, specifically, in the lives of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden.

Many early Islamic scholars, such as Malik ibn Anas, agreed that Zoroastrians should also be included. Zoroastrianism is believed by scholars and historians to have been founded between 1000 BCE and 600 BCE making it older than Christianity and Islam. It shares similar eschatological views with Christianity and Islam, and recognizes life after death, Satan (as Angra Mainyu), Heaven, and Hell. There is no official Zoroastrian viewpoint regarding Adam and Eve or Moses. Most Shi'a Muslims accept Zoroastrians as People of the Book.

Generally speaking, only pre-Islamic religions are considered to be the religions of the Book. This is because Muhammad is viewed in Islam as the seal of the prophets, the final prophet that God will ever send to humanity for all time. This means that post-Islamic faiths are not considered religions of the Book in the classical sense, even if they are revealed, scriptural, monotheistic, and/or Abrahamic.


They are told to find them and to convert them. But this is after the first Jihad. The first one was Moes campaign. After that the second Jihad will be in 2012.


The topic of Jesus in truth is of debate in Islam. SOme see him as a messiah, some do not. You have to really look deep into it.


The torah says that Hashem will reveal it's words to the various nations of the world in different mediums by what fits the culture of the nation it is being revealed to, and that each nation has it's own guardian angel and it's own leader and the leader of the leader (messiah). This is very estrotic hidden torah. Even though soem of this is talked about in other parts of the torah.