EBOOK
Anna Asked: Was Muhammad a Prophet?
[her Question Is Answered From Bible And Other Major Scriptures Of The World]
Dil R. Banu(0)
About
Synopsis: While living in America as an immigrant Muslim for a couple of years, I came to know that people of the Western world, especially the Jews and the Christians, have lots of misconceptions to accept Muhammad as the last Prophet of God and the Quran that he claimed to receive from God as His last and final guidebook for all of mankind. It is mainly for them as well as for other non-Muslims. I wrote this book where I have tried to narrate some prophecies on Muhammad's advent, along with his role and mission as described in both parts of the Bible and other major scriptures of the world. I hope it might help them to reshuffle their thoughts about Muhammad and to look at him differently, if they know what their own Holy Scriptures have really said about him.
Autobiography: Dil R. Banu, a Muslim by birth and practice, and a retired Lecturer from a prestigious College of her Homeland, Bangladesh, settled in America more than thirty years ago. Her favorite subject is Comparative religion since her teenage years. She loves to know about God and His religions that people of the world believe and follow in His name. She finds it interesting when people of all faiths practice their religions in the name of the same God but claim equally that all are destined for hell except them. She thinks man's faith in God should be prudent and reflective instead of being blind or borrowed. As their life on this earth is short and most uncertain, and they have no chance to correct their mistake once they cross the one-way exit of death and find themselves in the wrong place, she believes the sooner they identify the true path of God and try to follow it, the better for them. The style of her writing and explanation is plain, simple, and easy to understand for readers of all ages, beginning from a student in high school.
Autobiography: Dil R. Banu, a Muslim by birth and practice, and a retired Lecturer from a prestigious College of her Homeland, Bangladesh, settled in America more than thirty years ago. Her favorite subject is Comparative religion since her teenage years. She loves to know about God and His religions that people of the world believe and follow in His name. She finds it interesting when people of all faiths practice their religions in the name of the same God but claim equally that all are destined for hell except them. She thinks man's faith in God should be prudent and reflective instead of being blind or borrowed. As their life on this earth is short and most uncertain, and they have no chance to correct their mistake once they cross the one-way exit of death and find themselves in the wrong place, she believes the sooner they identify the true path of God and try to follow it, the better for them. The style of her writing and explanation is plain, simple, and easy to understand for readers of all ages, beginning from a student in high school.