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when the time for prayer came I would see the poor laborers who were
tending the plants and trees in the middle of the road, stop and wash
themselves with their watering hose and then pray, as the owners of status
symbol cars passed by. It was as Heraclius, Emperor of Rome said, “The
followers of the prophets are the poor.” (See our book, Heraclius, Emperor
of Rome Supported Prophet Muhammad)

I also noticed that the majority of people who went to pray in the mosque
were men, which is the opposite to England where the majority are the
women who go to church.

I reconciled myself that Islam had gone the same way as Christianity, that
there had been something once, but now only fragments remained. It seemed
as if Muslims had, like the Christians, exchanged spiritual values for
material values, however the Christians remained very charitable.

I also observed that many Muslims were attracted to western practices and
culture and as a result they failed to appreciate and realize the value of their
own pure heritage as they amassed wealth and possessions. Greed had set it.