Resubmitted-Criticism of Prophets

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Please pardon me for spelling errors. I corrected them here. Please ignor

the earlier message.

I cannot offer the example of a Muslim country that practices true Islam.

However I see the difference in practice of Islam by non-arab countries

like Pakistan, Iran(Aryan people) and Afghanistan, Turkey(Turanian

people) and by Arabic countries like Arabia, Iraq etc. The holy man Meher

Baba of India born in Parsi family of India was extremely knowledgeable

about Hindu, Zoroastrian and Islam religions. In the book called "The

Wayfarers" he described many Muslim individuals from India and Pakistan

practicing true Islam for individual spiritual progress.One may study

historical events or try to make sense out of the events from the lives

of different prophets. However in my opinion, one cannot criticize or

judge their behavior or actions. Lord RAma married only one wife. His

father had three queens.Lord Krishna married one first, then second, then

third, then 8 main queens and then 16 thousand ladies rescued from the

prison of NarakAsura. Shukdev said to the king Parikshiti on the

deathbed," Nothing goes wrong with prophets. Do what the Prophet tells

you to do.Do not practice what the Prophet does in his own life". Dear

Rustam, your description about the wives of the Prophet of Islam is true.

But how could we judge Him? It is a complicated situation. In my opinion,

the roots of Islam go deep into the very ancient history of Arabia. We

need the help of Arabian archaeology to understand the events from the

past that caused the birth of Prophet of Islam in Arabia. I sympathize

with the Persian people. For their loss I blame Hindus who failed to go

to the help of Daurius III when he sent message to India to come to his

help. Hindus are notorious for not helping their brothers. The best way

to describe Hindu mentality is to use the Marathi saying,"TulA nako, malA

nako, ghAl kutryAlA"( Not to you, not to me, throw to a dog). Dogs are

stealing the riches of Asia.

Thanks. Regards, N.R.Joshi.