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The Qur’anic
Education and Research Inc had its first book published back in
February 2005, entitled, The Qur’anic Concept of
Nikah [Wedlock] verses Religious Prostitution.
Since then efforts were going on to come out with the second
publication, Administrative
and Economic System of the Qur’an,
which you are now holding in
your hand. There are about twelve other titles in the pipeline, which
shall soon be coming off the press in the following order:
1.
Jesus: The Warrior Apostle
2.
Abraham: Ka’bah and the Institution of Hajj
3.
Mut’ah [Free Sex] vs Nikah [Wedlock]
4.
Ahadith,
Sunnah, Traditions, and Fiqah: The biggest conspiracy
against the Qur’an
5.
Imamat [Leadership]
6.
Rebuttal to the Western Criticism of Mohammad
7.
Moses & The Pharoah Merenptah
8.
Mohammad: Qualified by the Qur’an
9.
Allah’s Directives for Gays and Lesbians
10.
Al-Fatiha: The Preface of the Qur’an
11.
Constitution of the Qur’an
12.
English Translation of the Qur’an
13.
The Quran verses the Torah and the Bible
Write up for the Back Page
Noble Mohammad,
the last Messenger, received the same Sallat [Constitution] and
Zakah [Compatible Economic System] that Allah revealed to all
of His previous Apostles. He worked very hard, along with his
honorable companions to make the people of Hijaz understand the new
system of government, which introduced Central Administration, as
opposed to the independent City States, existing at that time.
It was a
monumental assignment, which he successfully completed in almost two
decades and established the government, first in Medina, and then in
Mecca, after he conquered that city, without any bloodshed. The system
worked very well, and the weak desert squatters, disdainfully called
by the neighboring Iranians, were unified and turned into the first
rate power of the time. History testifies to that reality.
The Iranians were
devastated by the crumbling of their millennia old magnificent empire
on the onslaught of a rag-tag volunteer Arab force. They decided, as a
nation, to avenge that insult, and following the age-old English
adage, ‘if you can’t beat them, join them’, they became
pseudo-Muslims, learned Arabic and started the biggest national
conspiracy against the united Arab power.
In the mean time,
the people friendly administration, without the distinction of rulers
and the ruled, established by Mohammad and his associates ended with
the death of his last pal, when the people having lust for power and
hunger for riches changed it into autocracy. Umayyad caliphs, in fact
atrocious ruling kings, completely altered the administration and the
compatible economic system established by Mohammad to suit their
personal needs. Nevertheless, they were no good for the Iranians, who
started conspiring to topple them. Finally, they succeeded in
installing Abbasid clan on the throne, and got their chance to take
revenge.
About 250 or 300
years after the death of Mohammad, they started an all out campaign to
collect his aphorisms or statements. It was just a cover for their
heinous plot to ridicule Mohammad and his bosom buddies. Actually,
they did not collect even a single saying, but fabricated millions of
Ahadith in his name. That was the beginning of the Muslim
Ummah coming apart, and is still going strong. Similarly, they
created his fictitious Sunnah, fake Fiqah, and baseless
Traditions.
They also tried
to change the text of the Qur’an, but could not do anything in that
area, as Arabic is a language of roots, which is impossible to change.
Moreover, hundreds of thousand of Muslim Huffaz [plural of
Hafiz, the one committing the entire Qur’an to memory] were there,
who could thwart any such move. However, the Iranian Aimmah
followed the second best option; they changed the connotations of
almost eighty-thousand, terms, phrases, and expressions of the Qur’an.
For example Sallat meaning government turned into Nimaz
[an Iranian word], and Zakah, which means economic system of
the Qur’an changed to 2.5 % tax on one’s annual savings.
This
presentation, as the title indicates, is a mono-lithic approach to the
subjects of Sallat and Zakah, but many other
closely associated topics like Darood-o-Salam, Kalimat,
Khutbat, Adyya, etc., have also been addressed and
discussed in detail. Efforts have been made to present all evidence
from the Qur’an, and translate the verses, as these were understood in
the period of Mohammad and his associates. Readers are going to
appraise, how much the authors have succeeded in their effort. |