RAIR By Amy Mek
Is multiculturalism or other religions mentioned by any Islamic leaders, promoted in Islamic press, or appear in any form in Muslim countries?
In a show of power and control, Muslims throughout France blasted the Islamic call to prayer (adhan) on May 3, the last day of Ramadan. Worshippers poured into Stadiums and public areas to mark the end of their month of “fasting.” More accurately described as eating as much as possible before sunrise, skipping lunch, and then feasting every day after sundown.
The adhan declares the supremacy of Allah of Islam and sends the strongest message to Christians that Allah is superior to the Trinity and Jesus. The following is a translation of the adhan by RAIR Foundation USA:
Allah is greater [than your God], Allah is greater [than your God]
I testify that there is no god [who is worthy of worship] except Allah.
I testify that Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah.
Come to prayer. Come to prayer.
Come to success. Come to success
Allah is the greatest. Allah is the greatest.
There is no god except Allah.
A hadith states that when the Islamic prophet Muhammad traveled on his military expeditions, he would listen to whether a place had the morning call to prayer. He would leave it alone if it did, as he determined it was a Muslim place. But, on the other hand, if he did not hear it, that gave him a warrant to attack.
