Description
Muhammad Abu Zahra said: “I studied as much as time and accessibility allowed me to, and I read the ancient religions and the revealed religions after they were transformed and changed, in order to know what issues are in them, what is consistent with the wisdom of the mind and is palatable to ideas, and what is not accepted by the mind, but is rejected by it, as the tongue rejects food that is abominable to the taste, and I ended as I began, believing in the Quran and its creed, and the Prophet and his law, because the Islamic creed purifies the minds from delusions and purifies them from abominations, and the Islamic law is the good of humanity.”.
Book description:
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Author's name: Muhammad Abu Zahra
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Number of pages: 118 pages
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The subject of the book: Comparisons of Religions Ancient Religions
The contents of the book:
Author Muhammad Abu Zahra divided the study of the book into two sections:
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The first section: Ancient religions, some of which survive to this day, including Ancient Egyptian, Brahminism, Buddhism, and Confucianism.
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The second section: Christianity as it is today, its sayings, synods and sects, and God Almighty is the one who is successful.
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