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History_of_Allah-com, page : 33
Now they started Killing innocent Christians (WTC). So EVIL DOING is their
nature. satan loves najd, Saudi Arabia, the Wahabi head-office, all us know when satan
appeared advising the unbelievers of Mecca to Kill prophet Muhammad, in Najd look
and feel image)31
Clicking on the second button (‘I hate the Wahhabis’) led to the solution: opening
the way of the “good traditional Shaykhs:”
We have reached a cross road, either promote pure Islam or pay heavily for a fanatic
takeover. Remember fanatics do not co exist with pure Islam.
I mean by promoting pure Islam, the media should open themselves for good traditional
Shaykhs—it is strange that “Good Morning America” continue to welcome a
priest and a rabbi to chat without a shaykh, while the number of Jews and Muslims in
the US is equal!32
THE MOSQUE SOLD?
In the beginning, Allah.com, Muhammad.com, and Mosque.com had more or
less mirrored each other. Later, Mosque.com became the main site; Allah.com
was used to showcase the Koran translation, and Muhammad.com the Prophet’s
biography. By 2003, Ahmad Darwish began to think of a reorganization of his
sites.33
Then, in summer 2004, a disclaimer came up on mosque.com reading: “This
nature. satan loves najd, Saudi Arabia, the Wahabi head-office, all us know when satan
appeared advising the unbelievers of Mecca to Kill prophet Muhammad, in Najd look
and feel image)31
Clicking on the second button (‘I hate the Wahhabis’) led to the solution: opening
the way of the “good traditional Shaykhs:”
We have reached a cross road, either promote pure Islam or pay heavily for a fanatic
takeover. Remember fanatics do not co exist with pure Islam.
I mean by promoting pure Islam, the media should open themselves for good traditional
Shaykhs—it is strange that “Good Morning America” continue to welcome a
priest and a rabbi to chat without a shaykh, while the number of Jews and Muslims in
the US is equal!32
THE MOSQUE SOLD?
In the beginning, Allah.com, Muhammad.com, and Mosque.com had more or
less mirrored each other. Later, Mosque.com became the main site; Allah.com
was used to showcase the Koran translation, and Muhammad.com the Prophet’s
biography. By 2003, Ahmad Darwish began to think of a reorganization of his
sites.33
Then, in summer 2004, a disclaimer came up on mosque.com reading: “This