General lack of interest in faith, religion, morality while attracted to material world.

Submitted by Humayun Bhatty (European Union), Oct 20, 2006 at 12:33

We can write, discuss, shout, argue or what ever. There shall be no resolution or solution to the ills of the world. The only way out is to follow the formula given to us by the Creator of the universe all therein. Caution the formula handed to the mankind has been through the means of an intermediary the prophets or the massngers, hence, the interpretation of the divine message has to be as explained by the messenger and understood by his companions and passed on to the later generations. Then there would be one way to follow and no discord and difference of opinion or variety of interpretations.

Any religion and we have countless interpretation of the revealed message, thus introducing distortions to the meaning explained by the prophet.

Think about it and you shall see the light.

If a religion does not have a preserved interpretation of its scriptures authenticated by scholars then that religion is passed its age and the message is lost.

In the present day the only religion which shall meet this criteria fully and totally is islam.

See for yourselves, no doubt there are groups and division within it, but the original message and its interepretation is preserved for the posterity. One just have to discover.

Muslims may not be perfect but Islam is. We are discussing Religion and Faith not the followers. There is not a single religion other than Islam which has all its knowledge preserved and authenticated. There is no other Religion to make this claim.

Allah know better, peace to you all

Humayun Bhatty

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