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instead of finding out the truth, criticizes religion adversely
and leads his readers to skepticism.
I am happy to say that it is my privilege, by the Grace
of Allah, to solve the problem, to ring up the curtain of
mystery which has covered the true sense and meaning of
"the Least in the Kingdom of Heaven!"
2. John the Baptist recognizes Prophet Muhammad as superior
and more powerful than himself. That significant expression
made to the Jewish multitudes, "He that cometh after me"
reminded their Scribes, Pharisees, and lawyers of the ancient
prophecy of their great ancestor Prophet Jacob, in which that
patriarch uses the unique title of "Shilokhah" for the "Rasul
Allah," the epithet frequently used by Prophet Jesus for
the Messenger Muhammad as preserved in the Gospel of
Barnabas. At the time of writing my article on the "Shiloh" (l)
and leads his readers to skepticism.
I am happy to say that it is my privilege, by the Grace
of Allah, to solve the problem, to ring up the curtain of
mystery which has covered the true sense and meaning of
"the Least in the Kingdom of Heaven!"
2. John the Baptist recognizes Prophet Muhammad as superior
and more powerful than himself. That significant expression
made to the Jewish multitudes, "He that cometh after me"
reminded their Scribes, Pharisees, and lawyers of the ancient
prophecy of their great ancestor Prophet Jacob, in which that
patriarch uses the unique title of "Shilokhah" for the "Rasul
Allah," the epithet frequently used by Prophet Jesus for
the Messenger Muhammad as preserved in the Gospel of
Barnabas. At the time of writing my article on the "Shiloh" (l)