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Galol, it described in detail the coalition, the famine and how Iraq becomes one of the worlds poorest countries. What about the other prophecies?

Rampage, you exactly got my point, what trick are you talkin about though?

Muslim man, so your God is not so perfect after all, is he?

Its ok LionHeart, run away.. expected.

Because Im looking for answers Muslim Man.

Galol, Im talkin +1400 years ago

Muslim Man, yes I am a muslim.

Lionheart, you didnt answer me, can he or can he not?

So in theory, He indeed can creat an object he cant carry, right?

See, your way of thinking is not as flaw-less as you might think. Here you are unable to answer a simple question..

Can you God or can he not creat a ball bigger than him?

Yeah they're all ladies, Im not into guys
But seriously, the guy had a mysterious side to him.. Almost ALL his prophecies are fulfilled. Very interesting I believe.

LionHeart, answer with a yes or no please.

I see nobody answered my simple question yet..

LionHeart,

You believe in Allah, right?

Then answer me this please:
Can Allah Creat a huge ball that even he cant carry it?

Im muslim.. with extra grey-cells in my head

If we put that aside, whats the next logical reason in line?

TT (time traveler).

Prophet Mohamed was indeed a man of mystery. He's been known for making many prophecies during his life all/most of which got fullfiled.

Apart from the obvious "Inspired by God", the only answer as to how he knew all this was the fact that he was a time traveler.

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