>Had another dream where Persia was never Islamised again
We failed you Hormazd. Now the iranic people worship an Arab childfucker
Had another dream where Persia was never Islamised again
Logan Lewis
Thomas Anderson
Iran needs Communism
Imagine oil rich communist country
Ian Gutierrez
Imagine how kino the Middle East would be if they weren’t invaded and converted by the religion of peace
Ryder Watson
how was australia involved
Anthony Anderson
Seethe
Jack Gomez
if it’s so great then go back
Jeremiah Lewis
Nicholas Cox
All zorastrians are always welcome in India. You are our brothers
Fuck off mudslime leave them alone
Benjamin Walker
Like Venezuela?
Nolan Long
>Khosrow
The Prophet addressed this letter to the king of Persia: “In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. “From the Prophet Muhammad, to Khosrow, ruler of Persia.” “Blessed are those who follow Guidance and put faith in Allah and His Messenger. I bear witness that none is worthy of worship except Allah. He is One and has no partner, and Muhammad is His servant and Messenger. I call you to Allah, as I am a Prophet sent to all mankind to warn those alive and to establish the truth in the eyes of the unbelievers. Accept Islam and you will be secure. In case you reject it, you shall bear the sin of all the Magi.”
This letter was sent through Abdullah bin Hudhayfah Sahmi to the ruler of Bahrain, who was to deliver it to Magi. When the letter was read out to Khosrow, he ripped it up saying, “A wretched slave among my subjects dares write his name before mine!” When the Prophet heard how Khosrow had torn up his epistle, he said, “Even so shall Allah destroy his kingdom.” His words rang true, for shortly thereafter the Persian forces tasted ignominious defeat at the hands of the Romans. Following this, Khosrow’ son, Shervah, rose up in revolt, assassinated him and seized the throne. Persia was racked by dissention and conflict until the Muslim conquest during the Caliphate of Umar bin Khattab .
Matthew Ortiz
The Prophet sent his companion Abdullah ibn Hudhafah with a message to Khosrow. The Prophet’s letter ran as follows:
In the name of God, the Merciful, the Beneficent. From Muhammad, God’s Messenger, to Khosrow, the leader of Persia. Peace be to him who follows right guidance, believes in God and His Messenger, and declares that there is no deity but God, the only God who has no partners, and that Muhammad is His servant and Messenger. I wish to convey to you God’s call, for I am God’s Messenger to all mankind, sent with the task of warning all those who are alive that doom will befall the unbelievers. If you submit to God you will be safe. If you refuse, you shall bear the responsibility for the Magians.”
When Khosrow read the Prophet’s letter, he tore it to pieces, saying: “How dare he write this sort of letter to me when he is my slave?” Khosrow then wrote to Badhan (or Badham), who was governor of Yemen, a Persian province. He ordered him to send two able-bodied soldiers to arrest the Prophet and take him to Persia. Immediately Badhan sent Abadhaweih, one of his assistants, and a Persian officer called Kharkharah, with a warrant that required the Prophet to surrender himself to them and go with them to Khosrow. Badhan, however, asked his assistant to find out the truth about the Prophet.
Blake Nguyen
I never understood why you autistic retards care so much about what religion we follow (or don't follow) or what script we use for our language. Mind your own business.
Most Zoroastrians already live in India, they left in two waves, the first wave 1000+ years ago, the second wave was 100 years ago. There are only 25,000 practicing Zoroastrians left in Iran but many more already left Islam and identify with Zoroastrianism and non-practicing cultural Zoroastrians.
Lucas Cook
Abadhaweih and his companion traveled from Yemen until they arrived in Taif, which is about 90 km from Makkah. Its people told them that the Prophet was now in Madinah. The Taif people — who were not Muslims at the time — and the Quraysh were very pleased when they learned that the Persian emperor had ordered the arrest of Muhammad. They felt that Muhammad was now facing his most difficult test.
Clean-shaven but with large moustaches, the two officers from Yemen came to the Prophet in Madinah. Abadhaweih said to him: “Khosrow, the king of kings, has written to Badhan, the king of Yemen, commanding him to send us to take you to him. If you comply, Badhan will write to the king of kings interceding on your behalf. This will spare you a great deal of trouble. If you reject his order, you know how powerful he is. He is sure to destroy you and your people as well as your country.”
The Prophet did not like their appearance. He asked them who ordered them to shave their beards and their reply was: “Our Lord”, meaning Khosrow. The Prophet said: “But my Lord has commanded me to wear a beard and to trim my moustache.” He also asked them to wait till the following day when he was to meet them again. In the meantime, the Prophet received information through the Angel Gabriel that God had caused Khosrow to be killed by Shirweih, his own son, giving him the exact time of night and the date when Khosrow was killed.
The Prophet called in the Persian messengers and told them of the killing of their emperor. They said to him: “Do you realize what you are saying? Your arrest has been ordered for something much more trivial than this. Do you still wish us to write this down and inform King Badhan of what you have just said?”
Lucas Campbell
VHG... PVERSIA...
Levi Russell
The Prophet replied: “Yes. Tell him also on my behalf that my religion and my kingdom will replace that of Khosrow and will sweep all before it. Tell him also that if he accepts Islam, I will give him what he has now under his authority and will make him a ruler in the area he now governs.” The Prophet also gave Kharkharah a sack of gold and silver that was sent to him as a present by another king.
The two envoys left and went back to Yemen where they told Badhan of what the Prophet had said. He told them: “This is not the sort of thing a king would say. To my mind, the man is a prophet, as he claims. If he is, what he has just told you will come to pass. If it is true that Khosrow has been killed, the man is a prophet and a messenger. If not, we will make up our mind about what to do with him.”
Presently Badhan received a message from Shirweih informing him that he had killed his father after he had adopted despotic measures against the Persian nobility. He also commanded him to ask his commanders to swear allegiance to him as the new emperor. He further asked him not to disturb the Prophet until he had received further instructions.
Badhan then realized that Muhammad was truly God’s Messenger. He called Abadhaweih in and questioned him further about the Prophet. The latter told him that the Prophet did not keep any guard to protect him from his people or from anyone else. “Nevertheless, I have never spoken to a man who has inspired me with awe as much as he does.” Badhan was then certain that Muhammad was truly the Messenger of God and he communicated his conviction to his advisers and counselors. He declared that he wished to become a Muslim and they all joined him in accepting the message of the Prophet.
Aaron Walker
Coping Arab worshipper
Aaron Johnson
I don't worship anything, faggot. I'm agnostic. I only believe in science, not fairy tales.
Gavin Allen
This was the beginning of the spread of Islam in Yemen. The majority of its population, Christians and Magians alike, started to accept Islam. They conveyed this to the Prophet and he sent them some of his companions to teach them the principles of Islam and instruct them in how to lead an Islamic life.
Eli Collins
Elijah Wilson
>I only believe in science
kek, you clearly don't even know what science is for if you make a statement like this.
this is scientism.
Besides, empiricism and induction doesn't address what can be known from rationalism and deduction. Furthermore, it has no say on what ought to be and purpose in general. Lastly, it will never explain anything existential or metaphysical.
Jack Wright
nobody wants venezuelan oil, they have low quality oil unlike those in persian gulf