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11/06/2026

To Every Sincere Christian Seeking Salvation:

Are You Truly Following Jesus, or Following What Has Been Said About Him?

Written by: Faisal Saad Al-Sharif

In the Name of Allah, the Most Merciful, the Most Compassionate

All praise is due to Allah, the Lord of the worlds, Creator of the heavens and the earth, who sent His messengers as a mercy to mankind and revealed His scriptures as guidance for humanity. Peace and blessings be upon all His prophets and messengers: Abraham, Moses, Jesus, and Muhammad (peace be upon them all).

This message is not a call to fanaticism, nor is it an attack on anyone. Rather, it is an invitation to the greatest duty for which mankind was created:

The search for truth.

A person may lose wealth, status, or years of life and be compensated for them. But if he loses the truth that leads him to God, he has lost everything.

Therefore, I ask you sincerely:

If you were to stand before God today, would your argument be that you followed the truth, or that you merely followed what you inherited from your forefathers?

The First Truth: All Prophets Called to One God

When we study the history of the prophets—from Adam to Noah, Abraham, Moses, and Jesus (peace be upon them all)—we find one message that never changed:

Worship God alone.

Noah did not call people to worship himself.

Abraham did not call people to worship himself.

Moses did not call people to worship himself.

How then could Jesus alone have come with a completely different message?

Allah says in the Qur’an:

“And We sent no messenger before you except that We revealed to him: There is no deity worthy of worship except Me, so worship Me.”

Did Jesus bring a new religion, or did he continue the message of the prophets before him?

What Did Jesus Himself Say?

Let us set aside the words of philosophers and theologians and go directly to the words attributed to Jesus himself.

When asked about the greatest commandment, Jesus said:

“Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God, the Lord is One.”

He did not say:

* Three are One.
* I am God.
* Worship Me.

Instead, he reaffirmed the same monotheistic message preached by all the prophets.

Elsewhere he said:

“But about that day or hour no one knows, not even the Son, but only the Father.”

How can one who does not know what God knows be God Himself?

He also said:

“The Father is greater than I.”

How can the equal be greater than himself?

And he said:

“I am ascending to My Father and your Father, to My God and your God.”

Think carefully:

If Jesus speaks of God as “My God,” then who is that God?

These passages describe a devoted servant and messenger of God—not the Almighty Himself.

The Question Waiting for a Clear Answer

Search the Gospels from beginning to end.

Then ask yourself:

Where did Jesus clearly say:

“I am God, worship Me”?

Where did he say:

“I created the heavens and the earth”?

Where did he say:

“I am the second person of a Trinity”?

The greatest doctrine in any religion should rest upon the clearest and strongest texts.

Why then has the divinity of Jesus become the foundation of salvation when no explicit statement from Jesus himself teaches it?

Is the Present Text the Original Revelation?

Another important question arises.

Scholars of textual criticism acknowledge differences among ancient Biblical manuscripts.

They also acknowledge that some famous passages are disputed regarding their authenticity.

Among the best-known examples are:

* The story of the woman accused of adultery.
* The longer ending of the Gospel of Mark.

Many modern Bible translations contain footnotes indicating that these passages are absent from some of the earliest manuscripts.

Therefore, every sincere seeker has the right to ask:

If scholars themselves debate whether certain passages are original, where does absolute certainty come from that every word has been preserved exactly as it was first delivered?

Where Is the Gospel Revealed to Jesus?

Muslims believe that Allah revealed the Gospel to Jesus (peace be upon him).

However, the Gospels found in the New Testament today are not books written by Jesus.

They are not books dictated by Jesus.

Nor do they begin by saying:

“This is the revelation of God given directly to Jesus.”

Rather, they are accounts written years after Jesus.

So where is the Gospel that God originally revealed to Jesus himself?

This is a question deserving sincere investigation.

The Qur’an Presents the Complete Picture

When we open the Qur’an, we find that it honors Jesus and his blessed mother Mary.

It defends Mary’s purity.

It confirms Jesus’ miracles.

It calls him the Messiah, a Word from God, and a Spirit from Him.

Yet it rejects elevating a servant of God to the status of God Himself.

Allah says:

“They have certainly disbelieved who say, ‘Allah is the Messiah, son of Mary.’”

And the Qur’an records the true call of Jesus:

“Indeed, Allah is my Lord and your Lord, so worship Him. This is the straight path.”

Reflect carefully on these words:

“Allah is my Lord and your Lord.”

This is the same message proclaimed by all the prophets.

Why Islam?

Because Islam does not ask you to believe in doctrines that cannot be clearly found in the teachings of the prophets.

It does not ask you to make the created equal to the Creator.

It does not ask you to believe that God died and then returned to life.

Rather, it calls you back to the message known since the dawn of prophecy:

One God.

One Lord.

One Creator.

One Being worthy of worship.

Without partners.

Without offspring.

Without equals.

A Final Message from the Heart

You may have been raised as a Christian, just as others were raised as Muslims, Jews, or followers of other faiths.

But truth is not determined by inheritance.

Nor by emotion.

Nor by the number of followers.

Truth is determined by evidence.

If you are sincere with God, read the Qur’an for yourself.

Read the Gospels for yourself.

Compare the message of Jesus with the message of Islam.

Then raise your hands to heaven and pray:

“O God of Abraham, Moses, Jesus, and Muhammad, if Islam is the truth, then guide me to it. Open my heart to it, and do not let me follow anything except what pleases You.”

For whoever sincerely seeks the truth, God will never abandon him.

Salvation is not found in the religion we inherit.

Salvation is found in following the religion that God approves.

“Indeed, the religion in the sight of God is Islam.”

So if the truth becomes clear to you—

Will you follow it?

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10/06/2026

The Prophecies of Our Master Muhammad ﷺ in the Bible

Whoever carefully examines the texts of the Bible will find clear indications of a great prophet who would come after Moses and Jesus, peace be upon them. He would carry a universal message, come from the lineage of Ishmael, establish justice, call to pure monotheism, and have the words of God placed in his mouth. When these qualities are gathered together, they apply to no one as completely as they apply to our Master Muhammad ﷺ, the Seal of the Prophets and Messengers.

The First Prophecy: The Prophet Who Would Be Like Moses

It is stated in the Book of Deuteronomy:

“I will raise up for them a prophet from among their brethren, like you, and I will put My words in his mouth, and he shall speak to them all that I command him.”

This is one of the strongest and clearest prophecies, because the text does not speak about an ordinary prophet, but about a great prophet who resembles Moses, peace be upon him. The similarity between Moses and Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon them both, is very clear: both came with a law, both led a nation, both confronted their enemies, both established a religious and social order, and both combined prophethood with leadership.

As for the phrase “from among their brethren,” it points to a people other than the Children of Israel, because the brethren of the Children of Israel are the Children of Ishmael. Our Master Muhammad ﷺ is from the lineage of Ishmael, peace be upon him. Therefore, the text identifies the direction from which this prophet would come.

The phrase “I will put My words in his mouth” perfectly matches the case of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, for the Qur’an was revealed to him as divine revelation, and he recited the words of God exactly as they were revealed to him. He did not compose them from himself, nor did he speak from desire; rather, he conveyed what God revealed to him.

The Second Prophecy: The Appearance of Light from Paran

It is stated in the Book of Deuteronomy:

“The Lord came from Sinai, and dawned upon them from Seir, and shone forth from Mount Paran.”

This text brings together three locations connected to the major divine messages. Sinai is the place associated with the message of Moses, peace be upon him. Seir is connected to the land of Jesus, peace be upon him. As for Paran, it is the place connected with Ishmael, peace be upon him, for Ishmael lived in the wilderness of Paran, and from his descendants came the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ.

The meaning of “shone forth from Mount Paran” is that the light of guidance would emerge from that direction. The light of Islam emerged from Makkah, then spread throughout Arabia and later across the world. This prophecy draws a clear line in the continuation of revelation: from Moses, to Jesus, to Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon them all.

The Third Prophecy: The Holy One from Mount Paran

It is stated in the Book of Habakkuk:

“God came from Teman, and the Holy One from Mount Paran. His glory covered the heavens, and the earth was full of His praise.”

The mention of Paran appears here again, and this repetition carries great significance. The reference to the Holy One coming from Mount Paran, followed by the earth being filled with praise, corresponds with the emergence of Islam and the spread of the remembrance of God throughout the earth.

The earth has been filled with takbir, tahlil, and the call to prayer. The name of God is raised every day and night in the east and west of the world. This image does not fit a limited local call, but rather a vast universal message — the message of Muhammad ﷺ.

The Fourth Prophecy: The Chosen Servant Who Establishes Justice

It is stated in the Book of Isaiah:

“Behold My servant whom I uphold, My chosen one in whom My soul delights. I have put My spirit upon him; he will bring forth justice to the nations.”

This prophecy speaks of a servant chosen by God, carrying the truth to the nations and establishing justice on earth. The description is extremely precise, for the message is not limited to one specific people, but is directed to all nations.

Our Master Muhammad ﷺ came with a universal message, not restricted to the Arabs alone, but addressed to all humanity. He established justice, abolished the worship of idols, called to the worship of God alone, and made people equal before God, with no superiority except through righteousness.

The prophecy becomes even clearer when the text mentions the lands of Kedar. Kedar is from the lineage of Ishmael, peace be upon him. Thus, the text combines the universal message, justice, and the connection to the descendants of Ishmael — all of which are clearly present in the mission of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ.

The Fifth Prophecy: The Joy of the Lands of Kedar

It is stated in the Book of Isaiah:

“Let the wilderness and its cities lift up their voice, the villages that Kedar inhabits.”

Kedar was one of the sons of Ishmael, peace be upon him. The mention of the lands of Kedar in the context of praise, joy, and truth indicates the rise of a great call among the Arabs from the lineage of Ishmael.

This prophecy was fulfilled through the mission of Muhammad ﷺ, when the Arabian Peninsula was transformed from idol worship to the worship of the One God. The voice of monotheism rose in the lands of the Arabs, and then the Arabs carried the message of Islam to the nations.

The Sixth Prophecy: Revelation from the Land of Arabia

It is stated in the Book of Isaiah:

“A prophecy concerning Arabia.”

This phrase is explicit in mentioning the land of Arabia, the land in which the final revelation descended upon our Master Muhammad ﷺ. The final message did not descend in Egypt, nor in Syria, nor in Babylon. It descended in Arabia, in the blessed city of Makkah, upon a man from the lineage of Ishmael, peace be upon him.

The connection between revelation and Arabia gives the indication great strength, because the greatest revelation to appear in Arabia is the Noble Qur’an, and the greatest prophet to be raised among the Arabs is Muhammad ﷺ.

The Seventh Prophecy: Bakkah

The Psalms mention:

“The Valley of Bakkah.”

Bakkah is a known name for Makkah. It is mentioned in the Noble Qur’an:

“Indeed, the first House established for mankind was that at Bakkah — blessed and a guidance for the worlds.”

The mention of Bakkah in the text is connected to the place of the Sacred House, the very place in which the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ was sent. Makkah is not merely a city in Islam; it is the home of the Ka‘bah, the place where revelation descended, the center of the first call, and the qiblah toward which Muslims turn in prayer.

This prophecy combines place, blessing, and guidance — all of which were fulfilled in Makkah through the mission of the Prophet ﷺ.

The Eighth Prophecy: The Unlettered Prophet Who Is Told to Read

It is stated in the Book of Isaiah:

“The book is given to one who cannot read, and it is said to him, ‘Read this,’ and he says, ‘I cannot read.’”

This prophecy corresponds in a striking way to the beginning of revelation to the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. The angel Gabriel, peace be upon him, came to him in the Cave of Hira and said: “Read.” The Prophet ﷺ replied: “I am not able to read.”

The Prophet ﷺ was unlettered; he did not read or write. Yet he came with the greatest book known to humanity, a book that challenged the most eloquent speakers and poets, changed the course of history, and established an entire nation upon monotheism, justice, and knowledge. The combination of the command to read with the Prophet’s unlettered state makes this one of the remarkable indications of his mission.

The Ninth Prophecy: The Comforter or the Spirit of Truth

It is stated in the Gospel of John that Jesus, peace be upon him, said:

“If I do not depart, the Comforter will not come to you… But when he, the Spirit of Truth, comes, he will guide you into all truth, for he will not speak from himself, but whatever he hears he will speak.”

This prophecy speaks of one who would come after Jesus, peace be upon him, guide to all truth, and not speak from himself, but convey what he hears. These qualities apply to the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ: he came after Jesus, called to the truth, exposed distortion, perfected noble character, and conveyed revelation exactly as God revealed it to him.

The phrase “he will not speak from himself” agrees with the Qur’anic description of the Prophet ﷺ:

“Nor does he speak from desire. It is only revelation revealed.”

The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ did not bring a human-made message. He came with revelation from God, guiding people to monotheism and showing them the path of salvation.

The Tenth Prophecy: The Awaited Prophet

It is stated in the Gospel of John that the Jews asked John, peace be upon him:

“Are you the Messiah?” He said, “No.” “Are you Elijah?” He said, “No.” “Are you the Prophet?” He answered, “No.”

This text shows that there was an awaited prophet known to them who was neither the Messiah nor Elijah. The question about “the Prophet” after asking about the Messiah and Elijah indicates an independent prophetic figure known in religious expectation.

This awaited prophet is the one described in the Book of Deuteronomy: “a prophet from among their brethren, like you.” This description appeared fully in our Master Muhammad ﷺ: the prophet who came from the lineage of Ishmael, carried a law, established a nation, and conveyed the words of God to mankind.

The Eleventh Prophecy: The Transfer of the Kingdom to Another Nation

It is stated in the Gospel of Matthew:

“The kingdom of God will be taken from you and given to a nation producing its fruits.”

This prophecy speaks of the transfer of the religious trust to another nation that would produce its fruits. This was fulfilled in the nation of Muhammad ﷺ, the nation that carried monotheism, established prayer, spread the worship of God, preserved its scripture, and extended its message to many peoples.

After prophethood had been centered among the Children of Israel, the final message came among the Children of Ishmael. Religious leadership was transferred to a new nation carrying an eternal universal message.

The Twelfth Prophecy: God’s Promise to Ishmael of a Great Nation

It is stated in the Book of Genesis concerning Ishmael, peace be upon him:

“I will bless him, make him fruitful, and multiply him greatly. He shall beget twelve princes, and I will make him a great nation.”

This divine promise to Ishmael was not an ordinary promise; it was a prophecy of great blessing in his descendants. The greatest manifestation in the lineage of Ishmael was the mission of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, who united the Arabs after division and made them a nation carrying the message of God to the world.

The great nation that emerged from the descendants of Ishmael was not merely a nation large in number, but a nation of message, worship, and monotheism — the nation of Islam.

The Thirteenth Prophecy: The Desire of All Nations

It is stated in the Book of Haggai:

“And the Desire of all nations shall come.”

This prophecy points to the coming of a great figure who would be mercy and guidance for the nations. Muhammad ﷺ became the desire of hearts searching for truth, and he was sent as a mercy to the worlds, as God Almighty says:

“And We have not sent you except as a mercy to the worlds.”

Many nations entered Islam, loved the Prophet ﷺ, followed him, and took him as their example in worship, character, and conduct.

The Fourteenth Prophecy: The Word Close to the Name Muhammad in the Song of Songs

A Hebrew word close to the name Muhammad appears in the Song of Songs:

“Muhammadim.”

This word carries the meaning of beloved and desirable, and its pronunciation is close to the name Muhammad. The name Muhammad itself indicates abundant praise and commendation. In the Prophet ﷺ, both the meaning and the name came together: he is Muhammad in name, praised in character, praised in his message, and praised among the people of heaven and earth.

Conclusion

The prophecies mentioned above do not depend on one isolated text, but on a complete set of signs: a prophet like Moses, from the brethren of the Children of Israel, connected to the lineage of Ishmael, whose light appears from Paran, whose revelation emerges in Arabia, whose mission is connected to Bakkah, who is unlettered, who is told to read, who comes after Jesus, who guides to the truth, who does not speak from himself, and through whom a great nation rises carrying monotheism to the world.

When these descriptions are gathered together, they apply to no one as they apply to our Master Muhammad ﷺ. He came from the lineage of Ishmael, was sent in Makkah, received the Qur’an, called to the worship of God alone, established justice, changed the course of history, spread his message across the earth, and filled the world with the remembrance of God through his nation.

Thus, his mission ﷺ was the fulfillment of what the earlier scriptures had foretold, the conclusion of the path of the prophets, and the confirmation of the call of Abraham, Moses, and Jesus, peace and blessings be upon them all.و

09/06/2026

A Message Shared with Love, Respect, and Sincere Concern

Sender: Faisal Saad Al-Sharif

My dear friend,

I am sharing this message with love, respect, and sincerity. Please read it with an open heart, not as an argument, not as an attack, and not as pressure, but as an invitation to seek the truth from God alone.

Before you continue, I ask you to do one simple and honest thing:

Turn to God directly and say:

“O God, Creator of the heavens and the earth, guide me to the truth. If Islam is from You, open my heart to it. If Muhammad is truly Your messenger, help me recognize him. If the Qur’an is Your word, let its light enter my heart. Do not leave me in confusion.”

The one who sincerely asks God for guidance will never be abandoned by Him.

The Qur’an says:

“And those who strive for Us — We will surely guide them to Our ways.”
Qur’an 29:69

My dear friend, I am not writing this because I want to win a debate. I am writing because I care about you. I care about your soul, your family, your pain, your future, and your eternal life. I want goodness for you in this world and the next. I want you, your family, and your people to know the One true God, to worship Him alone, and to be among the righteous in Paradise.

I want you with us in Jannah — Paradise — by the mercy of God.

This life is short. One day every soul will return to its Creator. On that day, wealth, status, culture, and people’s opinions will not save us. Only truth, faith, sincerity, and God’s mercy will matter.

The Qur’an says:

“Every soul will taste death.”
Qur’an 3:185

The Bible also reminds us:

“For dust you are, and to dust you shall return.”
Genesis 3:19

So the most important question in life is not:

What do people say?
What did I inherit from culture?
What will others think of me?

The most important question is:

What is the truth from God?

Islam is a call to return to that truth.

Islam is not a strange or new religion. Islam is the pure message of all the prophets: worship the One true God alone.

The message of Abraham was not to worship Abraham.
The message of Moses was not to worship Moses.
The message of Jesus was not to worship Jesus.
The message of Muhammad was not to worship Muhammad.

The message of every true prophet was:

Worship God alone.

The Qur’an says:

“We certainly sent into every nation a messenger, saying: Worship Allah and avoid false gods.”
Qur’an 16:36

The Bible says:

“Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God, the Lord is One.”
Deuteronomy 6:4

It also says:

“I am the Lord, and there is no other; apart from Me there is no God.”
Isaiah 45:5

This is the foundation of Islam:

There is only One God.
He is the Creator of everything.
He is eternal.
He is perfect.
He is not a man.
He does not become a man.
He has no son, no partner, and no equal.
He does not need creation.
All creation needs Him.

The Qur’an says:

“Say: He is Allah, One. Allah, the Eternal Refuge. He neither begets nor is born. Nor is there to Him any equivalent.”
Qur’an 112:1-4

This is the greatness of God. He is above human weakness, above need, above hunger, sleep, death, suffering, and limitation. He is the Lord of the heavens and the earth. He hears every prayer, sees every tear, knows every secret, and forgives every sincere sinner who returns to Him.

The Qur’an says:

“And when My servants ask you concerning Me, indeed I am near. I respond to the call of the caller when he calls upon Me.”
Qur’an 2:186

This is one of the most beautiful truths in Islam: you do not need a priest, saint, prophet, or mediator to reach God. You can call upon God directly. You can repent to Him directly. You can cry to Him directly. He hears you.

My dear friend,

I know you may love Jesus, peace be upon him. Muslims also love Jesus. We honor him, believe in him, and respect him deeply. A Muslim cannot be a true Muslim unless he believes in Jesus as a noble messenger of God.

The Qur’an speaks about Jesus with honor. It teaches that he was born miraculously, that his mother Mary was pure and chosen, that he performed miracles by God’s permission, and that he called people to worship God.

The Qur’an says about Mary:

“O Mary, indeed Allah has chosen you and purified you and chosen you above the women of the worlds.”
Qur’an 3:42

And about Jesus, the Qur’an says:

“The Messiah, Jesus, son of Mary, was only a messenger of Allah.”
Qur’an 4:171

Islam does not insult Jesus. Islam restores Jesus to his true and honored place: a great prophet and messenger of God, not God Himself.

Please reflect on the words of Jesus in the Bible:

“This is eternal life: that they know You, the only true God, and Jesus Christ whom You have sent.”
John 17:3

Jesus calls God “the only true God”, and describes himself as the one God sent.

The one who is sent is not the One who sends.
The servant is not the Lord.
The prophet is not the God who sent him.

Jesus also said:

“I am ascending to my Father and your Father, to my God and your God.”
John 20:17

Please reflect: Jesus said, “my God and your God.”

A true prophet teaches people to worship God, not himself.

And in the Qur’an, Jesus is described as saying:

“Indeed, Allah is my Lord and your Lord, so worship Him. That is a straight path.”
Qur’an 3:51

This is the straight path: worship God alone.

My dear friend,

I am not inviting you to hate Jesus.
I am inviting you to love Jesus as he truly was: a noble prophet, a servant of God, and a messenger sent to guide people.

I am not inviting you to abandon the prophets.
I am inviting you to believe in all of them.

I am not inviting you to worship Muhammad.
I am inviting you to follow Muhammad, peace be upon him, as the final messenger of God.

The Qur’an says:

“Muhammad is not the father of any of your men, but he is the Messenger of Allah and the Seal of the Prophets.”
Qur’an 33:40

Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, did not call people to himself. He called them to Allah, the One true God. He did not ask people to worship him, pray to him, or treat him as divine. He said clearly that he was a servant and messenger of God.

The Qur’an says:

“Say: I am only a man like you, to whom it has been revealed that your God is One God.”
Qur’an 18:110

This is beautiful and powerful. Muhammad did not claim divinity. He came with humility. He came with revelation. He came to restore the message of Abraham, Moses, and Jesus: worship God alone.

He was known among his people even before prophethood as the truthful and trustworthy one. He lived a life of honesty, mercy, patience, and sacrifice. He was offered wealth, leadership, and status if he would stop calling people to worship One God, but he refused.

If he wanted money, he could have taken it.
If he wanted power, he could have accepted it.
If he wanted fame, he could have enjoyed it.

But he wanted something greater:

To guide humanity back to its Creator.

He cared for the poor.
He honored parents.
He protected orphans.
He taught mercy to women, children, neighbors, and even animals.
He forgave those who harmed him.
He prayed at night until his feet became swollen.
He lived humbly, even when he had the power to live like a king.

This is not the life of a false prophet chasing the world.
This is the life of a messenger sent with truth.

The Qur’an says:

“And We have not sent you except as a mercy to the worlds.”
Qur’an 21:107

Islam teaches mercy, justice, prayer, purity, forgiveness, honesty, family ties, charity, humility, and accountability before God.

Islam teaches that every good deed matters. A smile matters. Helping the poor matters. Feeding the hungry matters. Speaking truth matters. Forgiving when you are able matters. Removing harm from the road matters.

But Islam also teaches that the greatest deed is to worship God alone.

The Qur’an says:

“And I did not create the jinn and mankind except to worship Me.”
Qur’an 51:56

This is why you were created: to know God, love God, worship God, obey God, and return to Him with a sincere heart.

My dear friend,

The Qur’an is not just a book. It is guidance, light, mercy, and a reminder. It speaks to the mind and the heart. It calls you to think, to reflect, to repent, to pray, and to return to your Creator.

The Qur’an says:

“This is the Book about which there is no doubt, a guidance for those conscious of God.”
Qur’an 2:2

And it says:

“There has come to you from Allah a light and a clear Book, by which Allah guides those who seek His pleasure to the ways of peace.”
Qur’an 5:15-16

The Qur’an does not ask you to blindly believe. It asks you to reflect.

Look at the heavens.
Look at the earth.
Look at your own soul.
Look at life and death.
Look at the order of creation.
Look at the mercy of God around you.

Can all of this exist without a Creator?
Can the heart find peace without the One who created it?

The Qur’an says:

“Unquestionably, by the remembrance of Allah hearts find rest.”
Qur’an 13:28

That is what the soul is searching for: peace with God.

My dear friend,

Do not judge Islam by the mistakes of some Muslims. Judge Islam by its message. Muslims are human beings; they may be weak, sinful, ignorant, or unjust. But Islam itself is the truth from God.

Do not judge Jesus by the mistakes of Christians.
Do not judge Moses by the mistakes of Israelites.
Do not judge Muhammad by the lies of his enemies.
And do not judge Islam by the actions of people who fail to live by it.

Judge the message itself:

One God.
Pure worship.
Prayer.
Mercy.
Justice.
Repentance.
Paradise.
Accountability.
A direct relationship with your Creator.

This is Islam.

My dear friend,

I want to say this from my heart:

I do not want you to be lost.
I do not want your family to be lost.
I do not want your people to be far from the truth.
I do not want pain, confusion, fear, or culture to keep you away from God.

I want you to be guided.
I want your family to be guided.
I want your heart to taste the peace of worshipping God alone.
I want you with us in Paradise, by the mercy of Allah.

The Qur’an says:

“Race toward forgiveness from your Lord and a Paradise as wide as the heavens and the earth.”
Qur’an 57:21

Paradise is real.
The meeting with God is real.
The Day of Judgment is real.
And the mercy of God is greater than your sins if you return to Him sincerely.

The Qur’an says:

“O My servants who have transgressed against themselves, do not despair of the mercy of Allah. Indeed, Allah forgives all sins.”
Qur’an 39:53

So do not think your past is too heavy.
Do not think you are too far away.
Do not think God will reject you if you come sincerely.

Come to Him.

Pray to Him directly.

Ask Him:

“O God, show me the truth as truth and help me follow it. Show me falsehood as falsehood and help me avoid it. Guide me, guide my family, and guide my people.”

My dear friend,

If you have any question, ask me.
Ask me about God.
Ask me about Jesus.
Ask me about Muhammad.
Ask me about the Qur’an.
Ask me about prayer.
Ask me about Islam.
Ask me about anything that confuses you.

I promise I will answer you with honesty, patience, respect, and love. I will not mock you. I will not pressure you. I will not run away from your questions. I only ask that you seek the truth sincerely and ask God alone to guide you.

This is not about winning an argument.
This is about saving the soul.
This is about returning to the One who created us.
This is about Paradise.
This is about eternity.

Do not let fear stop you.
Do not let culture stop you.
Do not let family pressure stop you.
Do not let people’s opinions stop you.
Do not let the mistakes of religious people stop you from knowing God.

You were created by God.
You belong to God.
You will return to God.

So return to Him before that day comes.

The Bible says:

“The Lord our God, the Lord is One.”
Deuteronomy 6:4

The Qur’an says:

“Your God is One God; there is no deity except Him, the Most Merciful, the Especially Merciful.”
Qur’an 2:163

This is the same truth: God is One.

If your heart recognizes this truth, do not ignore it.
If you feel peace when you hear about worshipping God alone, do not silence that feeling.
If you feel that Muhammad, peace be upon him, may truly be a messenger of God, then ask God to guide you.

The door is open.

To enter Islam, a person sincerely says:

“I bear witness that there is no god worthy of worship except Allah, and I bear witness that Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah.”

This means:

O God, I worship You alone.
O God, I submit my heart to You.
O God, I accept Your final messenger, Muhammad.
O God, I believe in Your prophets, including Abraham, Moses, and Jesus.
O God, guide me and keep me firm upon the truth.

My dear friend,

Please read this message again slowly.
Think deeply.
Pray sincerely.
Ask God alone for guidance.

If you have questions, send them to me. Any question. I will answer you with truth, respect, and love.

May God open your heart, guide you and your family, protect you from misguidance, forgive your sins, fill your life with peace, and make us all among the people of Paradise.

Ameen.

With sincere love and respect,
Faisal Saad Al-Sharif

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