Question:

[Louis Maye]

Question: Is everything written before the coming of the Abrahamic religions paganism .., and if so why did the people of the Abrahamic religions copy and plagerize  from them

[Mark Wells]

Muslims believe that Allah (God) sent a series of prophets to earth, to teach about His nature and His guidance for human beings. From Adam to Muhammad, they all shared the same message.

Muslims honor and respect the Prophet Abraham (known in the Arabic language as Ibrahim). The Quran describes him as "a man of truth, a prophet" (Quran 19:41). Many aspects of Islamic worship, including pilgrimage and prayer, recognize and honor the importance of the life and teachings of this great prophet.

The Quran sums up the view of the Prophet Abraham among Muslims: "Who can be better in religion than one who submits his whole self to Allah, does good, and follows the way of Abraham the true in Faith? For Allah did take Abraham for a friend" (Quran 4:125).

Muslims believe that Jesus, son of Mary, was a noble and honorable prophet of God. Learn more about the life and teachings of Jesus, according to the Muslim faith.

The Prophet Muhammad is a central figure in Islam. He revealed the words of the Quran, Islam's holy book, and lived Islam as an example for Muslims to follow. The Prophet Muhammad was the last in a series of prophets that Allah sent to teach monotheism

Allah's message was and still is very clear and consistent from the very beginning and that message was and still is worship me and me alone and there's nothing compatible to me. 

Akhenaten: The Pharaoh That Worshiped a Single God

 

 

[Louis Maye]

My Brother.., do you think it possible for God to speak to an individual..?

[Mark Wells]

Absolutely. I believe Ar- Rahim COMMUNICATE through the many arenas of communications that was design by Allah Ta'ala. Consciousness, signs through what Allah Ta'ala's creation which is all things, demeanor and actions of others past and present, absolutely. The Quran that Allah Ta'ala reveal to the Prophet Muhammad is communication to those he feel is fit to hear it...only Allah knows what is best for what Al-Jabbar created and wills. The more a man or woman makes it about him or her, the harder it is for that man or woman to hear and see what is real. For all my studies, this is the conclusion that I came to.