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The Glad Tidings of Ahmed, the Comforter – Chapter 1 · Dr. Abderrazak Al-Dirawi

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In the Name of God, the Abundantly Merciful, The Intensely Merciful

Preface

Praise be to God, Lord of the worlds. Praise be to God, who guided us to take the pure ones-Muhammad and his family-as guardians. All thanks to Him, who introduced us to the topic of the Mahdi from the family of Muhammad, Sayyed Ahmed AlhasanP. May the blessings of God be upon Muhammad and his family.

One of the most prominent features of Christian theology is the use of obscure logic, creative language that employs metaphors, and the connection of ideas and texts through free association. In this approach, ideas are not linked directly to other ideas or texts, as there is no real connection between them.

Christian theologians approach scriptures with an established ideological framework, meaning their beliefs are shaped before engaging with the texts. As a result, rather than allowing the texts to inform their understanding, they seek out verses that align with their preconceived doctrines to justify their beliefs. This approach leads them to interpret scriptures in a way that reinforces their existing notions rather than reading with an open mind to uncover the texts' true meanings.

Since Christian theologians often approach sacred texts with preconceived theological ideas rather than deriving their beliefs directly from the scriptures, they frequently search for passages that support and confirm their existing doctrines. When the texts do not align with their predetermined beliefs, they attempt to connect them illogically and incomprehensibly.

Subsequently, they resort to intimidating the reader, presenting a dichotomy: either accept and understand the texts as they are presented or face accusations of lacking faith.

Thus, those engaging with Christian theology are compelled to choose between embracing an obscure and incomprehensible doctrine or adhering to logical reasoning

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that undermines it. This dynamic has led to individuals memorizing and repeating ambiguous phrases without truly understanding them while accusing those seeking clarification of lacking faith and abandoning the Holy Spirit.

Adherence to the Christian faith is marked by memorizing edicts of the so-called ecclesiastical Nicene Creed. Christians find themselves in a continuous battle against rational inquiry and logical coherence.

In other words, the Christian faith is nothing but a distorted product born out of thought control and conquering people's free will and rational thinking. Therefore, the Church's history unsurprisingly involves a lengthy series of heresy accusations directed at those who disagree with them.

A lifeless structure quickly collapses into debris to be swept away by winds, which is the reality of the set of ideas around which Christianity revolves. Christianity, which formed from a distorted understanding rather than the religious texts, swiftly reveals its deception. Its falsehood is exposed when subject to examination and scrutiny.

As we read this book, we observe how the foundation of falsehood is dismantled by the writer's sharp analysis. As readers, we will see how this author uses the stroke of his pen confidently to reveal the foundation that Jesus intended to build and the priests attempted to conceal behind their deviant interpretations. Once Christianity expels these interpretations and ideas, it will appear in pure white light, declaring its affiliation with the divine religious movement from which the corrupt scholars tried to separate it.

I ask the Almighty to help and guide my brother, the author of this book, and grant him success. God willing, this book will be the first of many successful works.

All praise be to the Lord of all worlds, and peace be upon all of the Messengers, and may God’s abundant prayers and peace be upon Muhammad, the Master of the Messengers, and upon the Imams and the Mahdis.

Dr. Abderrazak Al-Dirawi

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