From Sant'Alfonso Maria de' Liguori, «History of Heresies» (Part III, Cap. IV), «Truth of Faith» (Cap. VII – Heresies of the 7th century), and other places.
Muhammad, founder of this deadly sect, the Mohammedan one, which has infected most of the Christian world, was born in Arabia a year 568 (Mecca, 570 approximately – Medina, 8 June 632), according to Fleury, from a well-known family.
Father died, he was introduced to the art of trading by an uncle. At the age of 28 years, he was taken first as a factor and then as a husband by a noble and rich widow, call Khadijah. He was educated in idolatry, but over the years the idea of changing religion and thus making it change for all Arabs developed, who were idolaters, propaganda, as he recklessly claimed, the ancient religion of Adam, of Abraham, of Noah and the prophets, among whom Muhammad also included Jesus Christ.
For a long time he pretended to have familiar conversations with the Archangel Saint Gabriel in the cave of Hira, located not far from Mecca, where he often retreated. In the year 608, Muhammad having reached i 40 years, he began to proclaim himself a prophet inspired by God, and as such he initially made himself recognized by his relatives and servants; then he began to preach in public in Mecca, reproving idolatry.
People didn't listen to his words, requesting some miracle from him to confirm his mission by divine mandate. Muhammad replied that he was sent by God not to perform miracles, but only to preach the truth. With all this, the impostor, in his Alcorano, boasts of having performed a miracle, but very ridiculous; saying that, «a piece of the moon having fallen (…), he had been able to put it together: and therefore the empire of the Mohammedans has the feat of the half moon».
Muhammad had published that God had imposed a precept on him not to force men to adhere to his religion but, subsequently finding himself persecuted by the Meccans, he declared that God had commanded him to persecute the infidels with weapons, and thus propagate the faith. From this moment on, until his death, he always lived at war.
He succeeded, Therefore, to become lord of Mecca, and there he planted the headquarters of his sect, and he had the intent, before the death of its leader, to see all the tribes of Arabia made his followers.
Muhammad then composed theAlcorano (Koran, Meaning what reading, o, as we say, writing) with help, as they say, of a certain monk called Sergius. L’Alcorano it is a mixture of precepts from Jewish and Christian law, and others invented by it, then confused with many fables and false revelations.
They, for example, admitted the mission of Moses and Jesus Christ. It still admitted many parts of our Holy Scripture, but he said that his law perfected and reformed the Jewish and Christian laws. In truth she differed from one and the other.
Muhammad believed in the existence of God, but then he said in his own Alcorano many things unworthy of God, mixed with a thousand contradictions, as already explained in other works. He said that every Jew or Christian is saved by observing his law, although he left one law for another. He said that infidels will forever be in hell, but that those who believe in one God, they will stay there only for some time and not more than a thousand years, and then everyone will go to the house of peace, that is, of paradise. But the paradise that Muhammad promised, it was such, as he imagined it, that even animals would be ashamed to be there; since this paradise of his gave no other pleasures than sensual and filthy ones.
The Mohammedans shave their heads, come to, and they leave a lock of hair, and they hope that through this Muhammad will be able to get them out of hell, even after some of them had fallen into it.
Muhammad's law allows multiple wives up to the number of four, and commands that at least one be taken, he also grants repudiation twice. Forbids, Then, discussing theAlcorano and on the sacred writings. This was a very effective invention of the devil to make and continue to make a perpetual massacre of many poor souls, so that the miserable people would always live in their ignorance and thus remain forever blinded and lost.
Finally June 8th 632 Muhammad died at the age of approximately 62/63 years, having reigned nine in total, after having conquered almost all of Arabia, and extended his dominion for 400 leagues away from Medina far to the east, as for midday.
He then left Aboubecro, one of his first disciples, who made other purchases. Other leaders of the sect then succeeded, called Caliphs, who ruined the Persian empire and conquered Syria and Egypt. Let's first see the qualities of Muhammad, who invented this religion, let's say better this "infamous sect that sent so many souls to hell". He had some natural gifts; he was good looking, of penetrating intelligence, courteous in the line, liberal and inclined to benevolence. Ma, in reverse, he was dominated by the vice of lust, and therefore he had 15 wives and more 24 concubine, pretending to have had, therefore, permission from God, for to others he granted no more than 4 could; Therefore, Then, in his Alcorano he placed the greatest part of his eternal happiness in the filth of the flesh.
He was still dominated by pride, which sometimes made him cruel. Suffice it to say that once, to some who had taken some of his camels, he had his hands and feet cut off, and gouge out your eyes with a hot iron, and then he had them abandoned dying, Like this, until their soul expired.
Let's now see what theAlcorano of Muhammad, and what dogmas and precepts are taught in it. «Alcorano it means as well lesson, or lesson book. The titles of the book vary according to the various editions. It is divided into Sure, or they are Azores 114, and the Sure are divided into Verse, that is, signs of different lengths, which contain attributes of God and precepts or judgments of wondrous things, and these signs end with the rhythm corresponding to the previous verse".
L’Alcorano it is written in pure Arabic language and with elegance of words, «affecting a prophetic way». There are judgments, stories and exhortations. Laws belong to judgments as well as to sacred things, the product, pilgrimages and fasting, as with political things, courts, marriages and inheritances. Stories have many narratives, part taken from the Sacred Books, but corruptly, and part fake, or derived from the apocryphal books and especially from Talmud of the Jews. To the exhortations, Then, the invitations to the new religion refer, to war in defense of the Mohammedan faith, to prayers and alms, threatening the punishment of hell to transgressors, and promising the delights of paradise to the observant.
Sometimes Muhammad pretends to be God, or the Angel who speaks: sometimes Muhammad himself then speaks either to the Meccans or to the Jews, Who is Cristiani?. Other times the Blessed of paradise speak, that is, the damned of hell, so that theAlcorano It's kind of a drama, in which there are several who speak.
The Mohammedans say that theAlcorano it is not composed by Muhammad, nor by others, but only from God, and by God it was given to Muhammad. As for the manner and time, they say a thousand trifles. Others say that theAlcorano it was eternal, always present at the throne of God at a certain table, where all past things were written, present and future. Others say that on a certain night of the month ramaḍān, in which they suppose that God disposes all things, this book came down from the divine throne. Others say that the Archangel Saint Gabriel revealed to Muhammad everything that is written inAlcorano. Others say that Muhammad received some verses from time to time, and he had them stored in a chest: others say further nonsense. After all, Today, in the specimens that we have ofAlcorano there are many various lessons that change the sentence. Our writers say that theAlcorano it was composed by Muhammad, either all by himself or with the help of a certain monk Sergius, or others. Who then wants to understand more things thanAlcorano about his writing, read Marraccio in the «Prodrome to theAlcorano» (Part. 4. c. 27).
Then speaking about the theology ofAlcorano, you should know that this book is filled with a confusing farrago of fables, of precepts and dogmas all inept, except those who have been copied from Jewish and Christian law. Muhammad recognized Moses' mission as divine, like Jesus Christ, as he also recognized the authority of our Holy Scriptures as legitimate, at least in several parts, saying that the others have been corrupted; therefore he, with its alleged religion, he wanted to reform and thus perfect the Jewish religion, like the Christian. But in truth he did nothing other than form a sect that differed from one and the other.
Muhammad believed there was a God, and from one Sura it appears that he also believed in the Trinity of persons in the divine nature: «Nor let them say three (the gods), For God is one». He believed the existence of Angels to be of faith, but he said that they have bodies, and they are also of different sexes. He also said that two Guardian Angels are assigned to each man, and these change every day. He said, moreover, that there are Angels and demons of different kinds, called geij, who eat and drink, and they also propagate and die, and who are also capable of future health or damnation.
There are, Then, nell’Alcorano many things unworthy of God. It is said there (as Talmudist Jews still blaspheme) that God was forced to tell a lie, to make peace between Sarah and Abraham. «God who swears by the winds is brought there, for angels and also for demons; when God alone can swear, not for creatures». More is said of God praying for Muhammad: «When God and the angels came forth for the sake of the prophet». Muhammad says that God allowed him to violate an oath and allowed him to mix with any woman, also married and related by blood. He then tells numerous various other lies and blasphemous fantasies.
He writes that God commanded the Angels to worship Adam, and that everyone obeyed him, except Beelzebul. He says that Maria, mother of Jesus, she is adored by us for God. He says that he, Muhammad, he was caught up by God into heaven to be taught about the secret mysteries. He says that God created the devil from a pestilential fire. Then there areAlcorano a thousand contradictions. Call Jesus Christ spirit of God e his messenger: «Jesus, son of Mary, messenger and spirit»; and then denies being God, and says he was not crucified, but someone similar to him was crucified in his place. He says that everyone, whether Jew or Christian, and although he leaves one law for another, if he worships God and does good work, he will be loved by God, and he will be saved; and then he says that the Mohammedans will be damned if they abandon their law. He says that no one should force themselves into faith; and then he says that the infidels must be killed. He says that everyone can be saved in their religion, be a Jew, Cristiano o Sabaita: «Those who believe in God, both Jews and Christians and Sabbatarians, and they did good, their reward will be with the Lord»; and then says the opposite: «And he who has followed another religion besides this one (that is, the Mohammedan), He will be equal in the future age».
The Mohammedans confess these contradictions, but they say that God himself was the one who contradicted himself. The Mohammedans say more that «after death in the tomb by two people Moncker and Hakir have to weigh the works of each in two cups of scales, which equal the surface of the sky and the earth». Then they say that there is the Sorat bridge, from which sinners will fall into hell, where the infidels will stay forever; but those who have believed in a God, they will stay there for some time, but not more than a thousand years, and then they will move on to the house of peace; but before entering this house they will drink the water of Muhammad's pool, therefore the Mohammedans shave their heads and leave a lock of hair there, hoping that for that Muhammad will be able to get them out of hell. They hope that, at least on the day of judgment, Muhammad with his prayers will save all his followers.
The paradise that promisesAlcorano, it is a paradise of which even beasts would be ashamed: it is a paradise where there are no other than sensual pleasures. He says that there are two vegetable gardens adorned with trees, sources and apples and women, and that each one will have many wives in heaven, how many there will have been in this land, and the others will then be concubines. Here's what we read: «Where the sweetest waters, and many kinds of apples, colorful fruits and very decent women, and they shall inherit all good things forever». Avicenna, ashamed of this promise for eternal life, says that Muhammad, this prophesying, he had spoken allegorically; wrong'Alcorano nowhere does he admit this explanation dreamed of by Avicenna.
As for the natural precepts, l’Alcorano mainly teaches the law of nature; no excuse, but, those who offended him out of fear. He admits (as has already been said) having multiple wives, up to four, as long as peace can be maintained with everyone, otherwise order that at least one be taken, and grants repudiation twice.
It then prohibits arguing over theAlcorano and the sacred writings; he asserts this by saying that it is a divine precept. Moreover, with great care, by this impostor this precept was invented, since all the strength of his law is in ignorance. There are also other positive laws of purification, prayers and alms: more than fasting in the month of Ramadan and the pilgrimage to Mecca. If he narrates, by a good author, that Muhammad put corn inside his ear and that he trained a dove to go and peck at it, this with the aim of making others believe that he, by this means, he was inspired by God about the things he taught. In confirmation of this, two Maronites near Bayle say that some doves are found in Mecca, which are respected as sacred by the Turks, since they believe that they are descended from the one who spoke to Muhammad.
Therefore the religion of the Gentiles cannot be true, not that of the Jews, not that of the Mohammedans: therefore Christianity is the only true one.
From Sant'Alfonso Maria de' Liguori, «History of Heresies» (Part III, Cap. IV), «Truth of Faith» (Cap. VII – Heresies of the 7th century), and other places.
Muhammad, founder of this deadly sect, the Mohammedan one, which has infected most of the Christian world, was born in Arabia a year 568 (Mecca, 570 approximately – Medina, 8 June 632), according to Fleury, from a well-known family.
Father died, he was introduced to the art of trading by an uncle. At the age of 28 years, he was taken first as a factor and then as a husband by a noble and rich widow, call Khadijah. He was educated in idolatry, but over the years the idea of changing religion and thus making it change for all Arabs developed, who were idolaters, propaganda, as he recklessly claimed, the ancient religion of Adam, of Abraham, of Noah and the prophets, among whom Muhammad also included Jesus Christ.
For a long time he pretended to have familiar conversations with the Archangel Saint Gabriel in the cave of Hira, located not far from Mecca, where he often retreated. In the year 608, Muhammad having reached i 40 years, he began to proclaim himself a prophet inspired by God, and as such he initially made himself recognized by his relatives and servants; then he began to preach in public in Mecca, reproving idolatry.
People didn't listen to his words, requesting some miracle from him to confirm his mission by divine mandate. Muhammad replied that he was sent by God not to perform miracles, but only to preach the truth. With all this, the impostor, in his Alcorano, boasts of having performed a miracle, but very ridiculous; saying that, «a piece of the moon having fallen (…), he had been able to put it together: and therefore the empire of the Mohammedans has the feat of the half moon».
Muhammad had published that God had imposed a precept on him not to force men to adhere to his religion but, subsequently finding himself persecuted by the Meccans, he declared that God had commanded him to persecute the infidels with weapons, and thus propagate the faith. From this moment on, until his death, he always lived at war.
He succeeded, Therefore, to become lord of Mecca, and there he planted the headquarters of his sect, and he had the intent, before the death of its leader, to see all the tribes of Arabia made his followers.
Muhammad then composed theAlcorano (Koran, Meaning what reading, o, as we say, writing) with help, as they say, of a certain monk called Sergius. L’Alcorano it is a mixture of precepts from Jewish and Christian law, and others invented by it, then confused with many fables and false revelations.
They, for example, admitted the mission of Moses and Jesus Christ. It still admitted many parts of our Holy Scripture, but he said that his law perfected and reformed the Jewish and Christian laws. In truth she differed from one and the other.
Muhammad believed in the existence of God, but then he said in his own Alcorano many things unworthy of God, mixed with a thousand contradictions, as already explained in other works. He said that every Jew or Christian is saved by observing his law, although he left one law for another. He said that infidels will forever be in hell, but that those who believe in one God, they will stay there only for some time and not more than a thousand years, and then everyone will go to the house of peace, that is, of paradise. But the paradise that Muhammad promised, it was such, as he imagined it, that even animals would be ashamed to be there; since this paradise of his gave no other pleasures than sensual and filthy ones.
The Mohammedans shave their heads, come to, and they leave a lock of hair, and they hope that through this Muhammad will be able to get them out of hell, even after some of them had fallen into it.
Muhammad's law allows multiple wives up to the number of four, and commands that at least one be taken, he also grants repudiation twice. Forbids, Then, discussing theAlcorano and on the sacred writings. This was a very effective invention of the devil to make and continue to make a perpetual massacre of many poor souls, so that the miserable people would always live in their ignorance and thus remain forever blinded and lost.
Finally June 8th 632 Muhammad died at the age of approximately 62/63 years, having reigned nine in total, after having conquered almost all of Arabia, and extended his dominion for 400 leagues away from Medina far to the east, as for midday.
He then left Aboubecro, one of his first disciples, who made other purchases. Other leaders of the sect then succeeded, called Caliphs, who ruined the Persian empire and conquered Syria and Egypt. Let's first see the qualities of Muhammad, who invented this religion, let's say better this "infamous sect that sent so many souls to hell". He had some natural gifts; he was good looking, of penetrating intelligence, courteous in the line, liberal and inclined to benevolence. Ma, in reverse, he was dominated by the vice of lust, and therefore he had 15 wives and more 24 concubine, pretending to have had, therefore, permission from God, for to others he granted no more than 4 could; Therefore, Then, in his Alcorano he placed the greatest part of his eternal happiness in the filth of the flesh.
He was still dominated by pride, which sometimes made him cruel. Suffice it to say that once, to some who had taken some of his camels, he had his hands and feet cut off, and gouge out your eyes with a hot iron, and then he had them abandoned dying, Like this, until their soul expired.
Let's now see what theAlcorano of Muhammad, and what dogmas and precepts are taught in it. «Alcorano it means as well lesson, or lesson book. The titles of the book vary according to the various editions. It is divided into Sure, or they are Azores 114, and the Sure are divided into Verse, that is, signs of different lengths, which contain attributes of God and precepts or judgments of wondrous things, and these signs end with the rhythm corresponding to the previous verse".
L’Alcorano it is written in pure Arabic language and with elegance of words, «affecting a prophetic way». There are judgments, stories and exhortations. Laws belong to judgments as well as to sacred things, the product, pilgrimages and fasting, as with political things, courts, marriages and inheritances. Stories have many narratives, part taken from the Sacred Books, but corruptly, and part fake, or derived from the apocryphal books and especially from Talmud of the Jews. To the exhortations, Then, the invitations to the new religion refer, to war in defense of the Mohammedan faith, to prayers and alms, threatening the punishment of hell to transgressors, and promising the delights of paradise to the observant.
Sometimes Muhammad pretends to be God, or the Angel who speaks: sometimes Muhammad himself then speaks either to the Meccans or to the Jews, Who is Cristiani?. Other times the Blessed of paradise speak, that is, the damned of hell, so that theAlcorano It's kind of a drama, in which there are several who speak.
The Mohammedans say that theAlcorano it is not composed by Muhammad, nor by others, but only from God, and by God it was given to Muhammad. As for the manner and time, they say a thousand trifles. Others say that theAlcorano it was eternal, always present at the throne of God at a certain table, where all past things were written, present and future. Others say that on a certain night of the month ramaḍān, in which they suppose that God disposes all things, this book came down from the divine throne. Others say that the Archangel Saint Gabriel revealed to Muhammad everything that is written inAlcorano. Others say that Muhammad received some verses from time to time, and he had them stored in a chest: others say further nonsense. After all, Today, in the specimens that we have ofAlcorano there are many various lessons that change the sentence. Our writers say that theAlcorano it was composed by Muhammad, either all by himself or with the help of a certain monk Sergius, or others. Who then wants to understand more things thanAlcorano about his writing, read Marraccio in the «Prodrome to theAlcorano» (Part. 4. c. 27).
Then speaking about the theology ofAlcorano, you should know that this book is filled with a confusing farrago of fables, of precepts and dogmas all inept, except those who have been copied from Jewish and Christian law. Muhammad recognized Moses' mission as divine, like Jesus Christ, as he also recognized the authority of our Holy Scriptures as legitimate, at least in several parts, saying that the others have been corrupted; therefore he, with its alleged religion, he wanted to reform and thus perfect the Jewish religion, like the Christian. But in truth he did nothing other than form a sect that differed from one and the other.
Muhammad believed there was a God, and from one Sura it appears that he also believed in the Trinity of persons in the divine nature: «Nor let them say three (the gods), For God is one». He believed the existence of Angels to be of faith, but he said that they have bodies, and they are also of different sexes. He also said that two Guardian Angels are assigned to each man, and these change every day. He said, moreover, that there are Angels and demons of different kinds, called geij, who eat and drink, and they also propagate and die, and who are also capable of future health or damnation.
There are, Then, nell’Alcorano many things unworthy of God. It is said there (as Talmudist Jews still blaspheme) that God was forced to tell a lie, to make peace between Sarah and Abraham. «God who swears by the winds is brought there, for angels and also for demons; when God alone can swear, not for creatures». More is said of God praying for Muhammad: «When God and the angels came forth for the sake of the prophet». Muhammad says that God allowed him to violate an oath and allowed him to mix with any woman, also married and related by blood. He then tells numerous various other lies and blasphemous fantasies.
He writes that God commanded the Angels to worship Adam, and that everyone obeyed him, except Beelzebul. He says that Maria, mother of Jesus, she is adored by us for God. He says that he, Muhammad, he was caught up by God into heaven to be taught about the secret mysteries. He says that God created the devil from a pestilential fire. Then there areAlcorano a thousand contradictions. Call Jesus Christ spirit of God e his messenger: «Jesus, son of Mary, messenger and spirit»; and then denies being God, and says he was not crucified, but someone similar to him was crucified in his place. He says that everyone, whether Jew or Christian, and although he leaves one law for another, if he worships God and does good work, he will be loved by God, and he will be saved; and then he says that the Mohammedans will be damned if they abandon their law. He says that no one should force themselves into faith; and then he says that the infidels must be killed. He says that everyone can be saved in their religion, be a Jew, Cristiano o Sabaita: «Those who believe in God, both Jews and Christians and Sabbatarians, and they did good, their reward will be with the Lord»; and then says the opposite: «And he who has followed another religion besides this one (that is, the Mohammedan), He will be equal in the future age».
The Mohammedans confess these contradictions, but they say that God himself was the one who contradicted himself. The Mohammedans say more that «after death in the tomb by two people Moncker and Hakir have to weigh the works of each in two cups of scales, which equal the surface of the sky and the earth». Then they say that there is the Sorat bridge, from which sinners will fall into hell, where the infidels will stay forever; but those who have believed in a God, they will stay there for some time, but not more than a thousand years, and then they will move on to the house of peace; but before entering this house they will drink the water of Muhammad's pool, therefore the Mohammedans shave their heads and leave a lock of hair there, hoping that for that Muhammad will be able to get them out of hell. They hope that, at least on the day of judgment, Muhammad with his prayers will save all his followers.
The paradise that promisesAlcorano, it is a paradise of which even beasts would be ashamed: it is a paradise where there are no other than sensual pleasures. He says that there are two vegetable gardens adorned with trees, sources and apples and women, and that each one will have many wives in heaven, how many there will have been in this land, and the others will then be concubines. Here's what we read: «Where the sweetest waters, and many kinds of apples, colorful fruits and very decent women, and they shall inherit all good things forever». Avicenna, ashamed of this promise for eternal life, says that Muhammad, this prophesying, he had spoken allegorically; wrong'Alcorano nowhere does he admit this explanation dreamed of by Avicenna.
As for the natural precepts, l’Alcorano mainly teaches the law of nature; no excuse, but, those who offended him out of fear. He admits (as has already been said) having multiple wives, up to four, as long as peace can be maintained with everyone, otherwise order that at least one be taken, and grants repudiation twice.
It then prohibits arguing over theAlcorano and the sacred writings; he asserts this by saying that it is a divine precept. Moreover, with great care, by this impostor this precept was invented, since all the strength of his law is in ignorance. There are also other positive laws of purification, prayers and alms: more than fasting in the month of Ramadan and the pilgrimage to Mecca. If he narrates, by a good author, that Muhammad put corn inside his ear and that he trained a dove to go and peck at it, this with the aim of making others believe that he, by this means, he was inspired by God about the things he taught. In confirmation of this, two Maronites near Bayle say that some doves are found in Mecca, which are respected as sacred by the Turks, since they believe that they are descended from the one who spoke to Muhammad.
Therefore the religion of the Gentiles cannot be true, not that of the Jews, not that of the Mohammedans: therefore Christianity is the only true one.
From Sant'Alfonso Maria de' Liguori, «History of Heresies» (Part III, Cap. IV), «Truth of Faith» (Cap. VII – Heresies of the 7th century), and other places.
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