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**mralabama** · 03-01-2012, 02:48 PM

The final prophet had to be sent somewhere. Prophets were sent in every region but the final one had to be in one of those regions. If he was sent in China then we would be saying how come the final reliiogn is so Chinese centric.

Of course the final Prophet had to be sent somewhere. And given that it was 1400 years ago, there were no planes to travel all around the world so he had to be confined to a relatively small area. But my point is if it's the FINAL religion, then why isn't it more universal? Like why aren't the blessings spread throughout the world so everyone can access them easily?

Think logically. It had to be somewhere. If it is was in England we would be saying why England and not anywhere else.

True.. we do like to complain as humans.

Moreover what is your definition of "Arabia"?

I mean the Old World in general and the Middle East in specific, I guess. It seems that because humans didn't know of the New World at that time, it mysteriously doesn't appear in the religions either (The Romans and Egyptians are mentioned in the Quran and I think the Chinese and Persians in the Sunnah). Similarly the Jews, Christians, Arabian Pagans and polytheists (Hindus?) are mentioned, but no Native American religions. These facts give me doubt in my heart.

Thanks for your answer.

-Jas

03-01-2012, 02:48 PM	#31
mralabama Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 452 Senior Member	The final prophet had to be sent somewhere. Prophets were sent in every region but the final one had to be in one of those regions. If he was sent in China then we would be saying how come the final reliiogn is so Chinese centric. Of course the final Prophet had to be sent somewhere. And given that it was 1400 years ago, there were no planes to travel all around the world so he had to be confined to a relatively small area. But my point is if it's the FINAL religion, then why isn't it more universal? Like why aren't the blessings spread throughout the world so everyone can access them easily? Think logically. It had to be somewhere. If it is was in England we would be saying why England and not anywhere else. True.. we do like to complain as humans. Moreover what is your definition of "Arabia"? I mean the Old World in general and the Middle East in specific, I guess. It seems that because humans didn't know of the New World at that time, it mysteriously doesn't appear in the religions either (The Romans and Egyptians are mentioned in the Quran and I think the Chinese and Persians in the Sunnah). Similarly the Jews, Christians, Arabian Pagans and polytheists (Hindus?) are mentioned, but no Native American religions. These facts give me doubt in my heart. Thanks for your answer. -Jas
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