If Da Vinci Novel was written On Mohammed?

[staffsgt7]

The film The Message (which is actually really good) they solved the problem by having Mohammad off-screen. When characters talk to him, they look at the camera.

The Message is just taqiyya. Look at who made it - University in Cairo. They say the Kabaa is a shrine of Abraham which it wasn’t. It was a pagan shrine where many gods were worshiped including their allah, al Ramon and a bunch of others. And the people used to dance and cavort around it in the nude. Right there, the first few minutes showed me that this film (on youtube) was bunk.

 

[famdigy]

It’s disappointing to read some of the comments in this thread, but If a Da Vinci novel was written about our prophet(pbuh&hf), I would hope it is to show how Islam has been rigged and his biography falsified by his enemies and the hypocrites around him. Meanwhile, his family and children who carried his legacy, and guarded the religion were butchered and killed relentlessly.

The prophet was aware this would happen and so he proclaimed that the true Islam and his legacy would be preserved through his immediate family who embodied his teachings, values, and character.

 

[choy]

that book would have been banned because its not “PC”

it would have been considered intollerant and insensitive

yes, there is a double standard in the world today

 

[Byzantine_Wolf]

The Message is just taqiyya. Look at who made it - University in Cairo. They say the Kabaa is a shrine of Abraham which it wasn’t. It was a pagan shrine where many gods were worshiped including their allah, al Ramon and a bunch of others. And the people used to dance and cavort around it in the nude. Right there, the first few minutes showed me that this film (on youtube) was bunk.

Actually the man who made it was a Muslim filmmaker who hoped to show Islam in a positive light. He was actually killed in a hotel bombing in Jordan, as he was trying to get funds for a movie about Saladin. A pity, really - he would have made a great voice for moderate Muslims in this day and age.

The film does take liberties with certain facts, but it’s important, I think, to understand the early history of Islam from a Muslim point of view.