The Roman Prophecy (7 Viewers)

scorpion10

Crusader of Justice
Jul 28, 2005
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#1
I was writing an article about this topic and I thought I’d share it with you guys. It’s pretty interesting. I don’t know if you’ve ever read in World Civilizations when the Roman Empire was defeated by the Persians around 614 AD. In the Quran there is actually a chapter called The Romans. It reveals a prophecy that Prophet Mohammad(s) made about the Roman defeat.
“ The Romans have been defeated, In a nearer land but they after being defeated will soon be victorious, Within a few years; God’s is the authority before and after; and on that day the believers shall rejoice, With the aid of God; Aideth He whomsoever He willeth; And He is the All-mighty, the All-Merciful,( This is) the promise of God ”
The Pagans of Mecca rejoiced at the defeat of the Christians and began taunting the Muslims because they thought the fate of the Muslims would be the same. This verse was revealed to console Muslims who were saddened by the defeat of the Christians. At that time there was a close bond between Muslims and Christians, who were both considered enemies of the idol-worshipers( they both followed similar scriptures). The prophecy was fulfilled nine years after it had been made ( 624 AD)when Heraclius defeated the fire-worshiping Persians and the Muslims defeated the Pagans at Badr.
[ sources-Encyclopedia Britannica, the Quran, and Inquiries about Islam]
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ReBeL

The Jackal
Jan 14, 2005
22,871
#2
scorpion10 said:
I was writing an article about this topic and I thought I’d share it with you guys. It’s pretty interesting. I don’t know if you’ve ever read in World Civilizations when the Roman Empire was defeated by the Persians around 614 AD. In the Quran there is actually a chapter called The Romans. It reveals a prophecy that Prophet Mohammad(s) made about the Roman defeat.
“ The Romans have been defeated, In a nearer land but they after being defeated will soon be victorious, Within a few years; God’s is the authority before and after; and on that day the believers shall rejoice, With the aid of God; Aideth He whomsoever He willeth; And He is the All-mighty, the All-Merciful,( This is) the promise of God ”
The Pagans of Mecca rejoiced at the defeat of the Christians and began taunting the Muslims because they thought the fate of the Muslims would be the same. This verse was revealed to console Muslims who were saddened by the defeat of the Christians. At that time there was a close bond between Muslims and Christians, who were both considered enemies of the idol-worshipers( they both followed similar scriptures). The prophecy was fulfilled nine years after it had been made ( 624 AD)when Heraclius defeated the fire-worshiping Persians and the Muslims defeated the Pagans at Badr.
[ sources-Encyclopedia Britannica, the Quran, and Inquiries about Islam]
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This exact topic was highly discussed recently after some Sunni sheikhs said that Sunnis can't support the Sheeah Hezbollah against Israel...That was a lame justification for the strange attitude of the Arab governments regarding the current events in Lebanon...

The story of Muslim sympathy with Romans against Persians was the way that was used to deny the opinion of rulers' sheikhs...

If the Muslim can sympathize Romans, why can't he support his Muslim brother where the only difference between them is the way of looking to some Sahabis??
 

AbuGadanzieri

Senior Member
Jan 8, 2006
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#3

ReBeL

The Jackal
Jan 14, 2005
22,871
#4
AbuGadanzieri said:
this is a good link to explain i found

it is about Soorat Al Room (romans)

http://www.harunyahya.com/miracles_of_the_quran_p2_01.php#2


this link is also about miricles in Holy Quran

http://www.harunyahya.com/miracles_of_the_quran_01.php


you can also go to the home page of the writer but i can say i know every thing in the site but you will find very good information about Islam

http://www.harunyahya.com/


please visit the site and read because i found it very good
Nice site, Abu...

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Sadomin

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Apr 5, 2005
7,327
#5
when Heraclius defeated the fire-worshiping Persians
Did you write this or was it also taken from the source? Calling Persians fire-worshipping is as ignorant as calling Christians "cross-worshippers". They were worshippers of Zarathustra, and considered fire a holy element.
 

IlDivinCodino

f**king hot prospect
Mar 5, 2006
1,191
#6
World Civilisation is illustrated by the year 2006 AD when the Juventus Empire long held by the Great Don Luciano fell into the hands of Nick-oledean of the Milanista and Hanauksticky the bedmate of Ibra as well as the forces of Intermorra. The Juventians are defeated but they after being defeated will soon be victorious. The Azzurri 7 is the authority before and after; and on that day the believers shall rejoice. Joining forces with shoe fappers all around the universe, Lord Pado and the Azzurri 7 fought their way up to glory again as they came, saw and conquer!!! The Pagans of Turin rejoiced but not for long as the West Asian who has long kept hidden behind the shadows of Europe and South America start to show their true colors by unleashing AbuGadanzieri the Barbarian, Thamer the Fierce and Ze Tahir the Superior........At that time there was close bonds between the Juventians and the Milians as they plan to stop the revolution of the Saudis, Pakitanis.......etc. From afar comes riding Burke unleashing hungry Oliver Kahns and crushes everyone..........

Bayern Munich rule........
 
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scorpion10

scorpion10

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Jul 28, 2005
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    Sadomin said:
    Did you write this or was it also taken from the source? Calling Persians fire-worshipping is as ignorant as calling Christians "cross-worshippers". They were worshippers of Zarathustra, and considered fire a holy element.
    I don't really understand what youre getting at :shifty:. I've never heard Christians called "cross worshippers" and they don't worship a cross. How is it ignorant? If someone worshipped a candle or sumthing you would call them a candle worshiper. Its not meant as an offense-it is simply a fact.
     

    AbuGadanzieri

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    Jan 8, 2006
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    IlDivinCodino said:
    World Civilisation is illustrated by the year 2006 AD when the Juventus Empire long held by the Great Don Luciano fell into the hands of Nick-oledean of the Milanista and Hanauksticky the bedmate of Ibra as well as the forces of Intermorra. The Juventians are defeated but they after being defeated will soon be victorious. The Azzurri 7 is the authority before and after; and on that day the believers shall rejoice. Joining forces with shoe fappers all around the universe, Lord Pado and the Azzurri 7 fought their way up to glory again as they came, saw and conquer!!! The Pagans of Turin rejoiced but not for long as the West Asian who has long kept hidden behind the shadows of Europe and South America start to show their true colors by unleashing AbuGadanzieri the Barbarian, Thamer the Fierce and Ze Tahir the Superior........At that time there was close bonds between the Juventians and the Milians as they plan to stop the revolution of the Saudis, Pakitanis.......etc. From afar comes riding Burke unleashing hungry Oliver Kahns and crushes everyone..........

    Bayern Munich rule........

    are you making fun of quran

    please dont because it make me sad and it really hurt me
     

    IlDivinCodino

    f**king hot prospect
    Mar 5, 2006
    1,191
    #9
    AbuGadanzieri said:
    are you making fun of quran

    please dont because it make me sad and it really hurt me
    chill Abu.........obviously i am not

    i live in an Islam country and i respect all Muslims and loved their culture
    they are like family to me here

    its a joke and there's obviouslt no offense at all in it :toast:
     

    AbuGadanzieri

    Senior Member
    Jan 8, 2006
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    #10
    IlDivinCodino said:
    chill Abu.........obviously i am not

    i live in an Islam country and i respect all Muslims and loved their culture
    they are like family to me here

    its a joke and there's obviouslt no offense at all in it :toast:
    ok no problem
     

    ReBeL

    The Jackal
    Jan 14, 2005
    22,871
    #11
    IlDivinCodino said:
    chill Abu.........obviously i am not

    i live in an Islam country and i respect all Muslims and loved their culture
    they are like family to me here

    its a joke and there's obviouslt no offense at all in it :toast:
    Nice...

    Never doubted your right intentions...
     

    Sadomin

    Senior Member
    Apr 5, 2005
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    #12
    scorpion10 said:
    I don't really understand what youre getting at :shifty:. I've never heard Christians called "cross worshippers" and they don't worship a cross. How is it ignorant? If someone worshipped a candle or sumthing you would call them a candle worshiper. Its not meant as an offense-it is simply a fact.
    Um, that's the point. They weren't fire worshippers, they were worshippers of the god Zarathustra. There are still millions of Zoroastrianists in the world today, why don't you ask them? I'm sure they'd take great offense in being called fire-worshippers.
     

    GordoDeCentral

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    Apr 14, 2005
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    Sadomin said:
    Um, that's the point. They weren't fire worshippers, they were worshippers of the god Zarathustra. There are still millions of Zoroastrianists in the world today, why don't you ask them? I'm sure they'd take great offense in being called fire-worshippers.

    wrong wrong and wrong... zaratustra was a prophet ahura mazda is the god and their number are harldy in the millions
     

    PhRoZeN

    Livin with Mediocre
    Mar 29, 2006
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    #14
    Not everyone in that period worshipped fire, but thats not saying fire worshippers existed. However the main issue was idol worshippers, which was very frequent in them periods.
     

    PhRoZeN

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    Mar 29, 2006
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    ReBeL said:
    This exact topic was highly discussed recently after some Sunni sheikhs said that Sunnis can't support the Sheeah Hezbollah against Israel...That was a lame justification for the strange attitude of the Arab governments regarding the current events in Lebanon...

    The story of Muslim sympathy with Romans against Persians was the way that was used to deny the opinion of rulers' sheikhs...

    If the Muslim can sympathize Romans, why can't he support his Muslim brother where the only difference between them is the way of looking to some Sahabis??
    perfectly said :tup:

    I think some people take the shia and sunni matter way too seriously, what they forgot was how much similarities exist between these lot rather than the differences.
     

    Sadomin

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    Apr 5, 2005
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    Altair said:
    wrong wrong and wrong... zaratustra was a prophet ahura mazda is the god and their number are harldy in the millions
    Wrong, right and right, rather. Of course you're right about Ahura Mazda, I don't know what I was thinking of. However, Zoroastrianism is a monotheistic religion, a religion where only one God is worshipped. Fire is considered holy and a way to reach this God, but it's in no way worshipped. And yes, there are millions of them, especially in India and the States. Even some numbers in Iran (used to be many more though before 1979). The ones in India are called "Parsi", i.e. Persian by the locals, and are told to have their roots from ancient Persian refugees, from the Islamic conquest.

    But the point is, fire-worshipper is completely incorrect, and was used as a derogatory term by Arabs for the Persians, just as the Persians used "Tazi" (Arab hound) for Arabs
     

    Rami

    The Linuxologist
    Dec 24, 2004
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    #17
    Altair said:
    wrong wrong and wrong... zaratustra was a prophet ahura mazda is the god and their number are harldy in the millions
    Thats it!! I could swear you are a theoligist:D
     

    Rami

    The Linuxologist
    Dec 24, 2004
    8,065
    #18
    Sadomin said:
    Wrong, right and right, rather. Of course you're right about Ahura Mazda, I don't know what I was thinking of. However, Zoroastrianism is a monotheistic religion, a religion where only one God is worshipped. Fire is considered holy and a way to reach this God, but it's in no way worshipped. And yes, there are millions of them, especially in India and the States. Even some numbers in Iran (used to be many more though before 1979). The ones in India are called "Parsi", i.e. Persian by the locals, and are told to have their roots from ancient Persian refugees, from the Islamic conquest.

    But the point is, fire-worshipper is completely incorrect, and was used as a derogatory term by Arabs for the Persians, just as the Persians used "Tazi" (Arab hound) for Arabs
    Doesn't that negate being a monotheist? Isn't considering fire a way to reach god idoltry?
     

    Hambon

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    Apr 22, 2005
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    #20
    PhRoZeN said:
    perfectly said :tup:

    I think some people take the shia and sunni matter way too seriously, what they forgot was how much similarities exist between these lot rather than the differences.
    Exactly ...in the end we all believe their that there is no god but Allah, and that Muhammad (pbuh) is the servant and Messenger of Allah...
    ..

    Amen
     

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