Praise be upon Muhammad! But he’s butt naked.
Muslim's mindless praises for Muhammad is just like the story of ‘The Emperor’s New Clothes’.
As the story goes;
Two sly tailors promises the Emperor a suit of clothes highly that will be invisible to stupid and ignorant people, visible only to the cleverest in the land. In reality, the tailors have made nothing and simply pretend presenting the clothes to the Emperor and dressing him. Of course, the Emperor can see nothing but is afraid to appear stupid and so pretends he can see the suit of clothes and praises the two tailors for their magnificent work.
The Emperor parades his suit before his subjects who have heard all about the miraculous suit. Everyone goes on and on about how fabulous his Royal Highness looks in his new outfit. They play along with him for the same reason; they pretend, so as not to appear stupid. Then, one little boy shouts aloud “But he isn’t wearing anything at all!” Then everyone realizes what is actually true and then everyone starts exclaiming together, “The Emperor has no clothes on!” Soon the whole crowd is roaring with laughter.
The tale of the ‘Emperor’s new clothes’ resembles the unquestioning admiration Muslims express towards Muhammad. They consistently hype up Muhammed and praise him for his goodness, perfection and holiness. However, their gushing adoration for Muhammad is as laughable as the Emperor strutting around proudly in his non-existent suit.
The Quran expresses a similar idea as expressed by the two sly tailors, by suggesting those who do not follow Allah are foolish and blind.
Quran 2:171
(2:171) Those who have refused to follow the Way of Allah resemble cattle; when the shepherd calls them they hear nothing except shouting and crying; they are deaf, dumb and blind, and so they understand nothing.
Just as the Emperor’s imaginary non-existent clothes were praised, Muslims sing praises of Muhammad’s supposed kindness, though he was far from kind. They describe him as perfect, yet his flaws were evident. They portray him as loving, yet his actions often contradicted love. They label him as honest, but his true nature was deceptive. They praise him as a holy man of God, yet his conduct lacked holiness. They call him ‘the best of mankind’, but he was far from it.
Muslims dare not to openly address Muhammad’s questionable actions or take a jab at his character. To avoid feeling excluded or appearing ignorant, they all enthusiastically agree that Muhammad was absolutely perfect.
However, Jesus is shaking up the Muslim world now. Islam’s time is coming to an end.
As prophesied in the Bible, the truth is now coming to light.
Luke 12:2-3
For there is nothing covered that will not be revealed, nor hidden that will not be known. Therefore whatever you have spoken in the dark will be heard in the light, and what you have spoken in the ear in inner rooms will be proclaimed on the housetops.
That Bible verse strongly implies a prophecy predicting the arrival of the internet and the widespread use of phones. Jesus was like, “I totally saw the internet coming before it was even a thing.”😍
As foretold by that Bible verse, the truth is unfolding before our eyes. What Muslim scholars speak in the dark and in inner rooms is now being broadcasted in the light of the internet, and is being exposed by Christians. The likes of Christian Prince are exposing all things said and done in the Muslim world. Word is getting out that Muhammad was extremely flawed, with absolutely nothing holy or good about him. The truth is becoming undeniable. The internet is exposing All of Muhammad’s dirty secrets.
It’s time for the Muslim world to awaken from its slumber and to acknowledge the truth about Muhammad’s real attire, and question whether it is truly praiseworthy.
The truth is that Muhammad is the wolf in sheep’s clothing that Jesus warned us about!
Matthew 7:15
Beware of false prophets. They come to you in sheep’s clothing, but inwardly they are ravenous wolves. By their fruits you will know them.
To see a glimpse of the fruits of Muhammad, read the article below.