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Found this reading comments at a web site....interesting summary on how Muslim God was named Allah...

That's fascinating, thanks for posting it. I didn't know that Islam was formed sort of L. Ron Hubbard style, on the back of a napkin in a bar. :) "Let's see, in for a penny in for a pound, let's pick the top god to be the only god, the numero uno honcho god. Yeah, they'll buy that...." :) So Allah is nothing more than a common pagan god with a pedophile as his prophet. I had no idea.

So Allah is nothing more than a common pagan god with a pedophile as his prophet. I had no idea.

It's scary how true that is. If you read the Koran and the HAdiths you find that Mohammed makes up verses on the spur ofthe moment.

For example, the verses about being nice to the People of the Book (Jews, Christians and later Zoroastrians) was put in when he had to be nice to the people of Medina (a Jewish town)and was using them as a base to attack Mecca. However, later, after he conquered Mecca (by telling the MEccans that it was ok to worship Allat, Amat and Uzat, the daughters of Allah -- which he took back later and claimed they were SATANIC VERSES whispered to him by Satan not by Jibril/Gabriel), he recanted that as the Jews in Medina realised that Mohammed wasn't coming to convert the Arabs to Judaism but was forming his own religion, usurping THEIRs. At that point, the Koran and Hadiths talk about Jews being pigs

Then after Mo fell in love with his daughter-in-law, he wrote a Hadith saying it was ok for her to divorce his adopted son and marry him -- which happened.

A 'prophet' of convenience

Did you notice the link to where this piece came from?

I went there...At first I wasn’t impressed..too acccustomed to the busyness or flare that most sites have...but once I started clicking his links in the written material...well!well! well!

There’s a host of information well researched..even a place that shows various relics depicting the Islam Moon symbol way before Mohammed...when it was used by the pagan tribes.

And Arab authors who wrote about all the symbols and pagan beliefs. Truly an eyeopen...just as this portion posted was.. He seems to unearth deeper than most of the same o same I’ve seen already.