Are today's muslims, yesterday's Bani Israeel?

[Ibn_Sadique]

Re: Are today’s muslims, yesterday’s Bani Israeel?

@Mr.Popat

Again.. not going to quote every little thing you write.

No worries – that is your prerogative.

@Mr.Popat

Easy to point fingers, isnt it ? Now listen to me with your ears open and with your brain fully functioning.

Yes pointing fingers is easy – that’s what you have doing here in each and every post of yours

Take note when you point your finger at others your own 3 fingers are pointing back at you ;).

If you don’t believe me, point a finger away from yourself and watch your 3 fingers pointing back at YOU.

@Mr.Popat

Muhammad PBUH was called ‘Ibn e Kabsha’ by His people. Because His beliefs resembled a person who died before Him who was called Ibn e Kabsha.

You mean to say that this obscure person ‘Ibn e Kabsha’ was a forerunner of preaching Islam???

@Mr.Popat

Despite people knowing His name was Muhmmad Ibn e Abdullah Ibn e Abdul Mutlib (pbuh). Reason why is that it is common practice in Arab to give the name of someone who came earlier to someone who resemble him in personality and characteristics.

If one dreams in sleep or drug induced ‘enlightenment’ that in any stretch of imagination Mirza Ghulam Ahmad Qadiani resembled the Blessed Prophet Muhammad (saw) even to lowest degree possible – He should tender his apologies. And seek forgiveness from Allah Almighty

@Mr.Popat

Giving the name of Isa to Messiah sent to Muslims by characteristic ( like isa a.s was sent in bani israel to unite bani israel, his teachings such that he was a peace loving person, someone who was a jew, who obeyed musvi shariyah etc ) and since there is no Mahdi except Isa ( Ibn e maajah’s hadith ), Muhammad PBUH clarified by saying His name will be like his name.. meaning dont think he will be from someone outside.. he will be following Muhammadi shariyah. In one hadith it mentions .. his coming is as if I’m coming back (metaphorically).

This is nothing but Ahmadi/Qadiani speak - completely at variance with Islamic Beliefs.