Mohammed, Allah, and Hinduism: the foundational doctrine (Islamic trilogy series, 7)

The first enemies of Allah were the polytheists of Arabia. Before Mohammed's time, there were 360 gods in Mecca. After Mohammed, there was only one god. Every single polytheist who resisted Islam was killed or had to convert.

After Mohammed entered Mecca in triumph, he prayed. Then he destroyed every piece of religious art of the polytheists. His next political move was to issue death warrants for their artists and intellectuals who had opposed Islam. The polytheist temple was converted to the mosque of Islam--the Kabah.

Mohammed's words and deeds are the divine pattern of the ideal Islamic life. So Islam has repeated his political pattern ever since. The jihad against the polytheist Hindu culture was modeled after the example of Mohammed in Arabia. Hindus were slaughtered and mosques built atop the ancient Hindu temples. Today, only half of the marvelous Hindu civilization remains.

All of the Trilogy (Sira, Hadith, and Koran) that is about Islam's jihad against the polytheists is in Mohammed, Allah, and Hinduism. This is the compete doctrine about polytheism.

This book is not about Islam; it is Islam. Every paragraph comes from the source texts and is fully documented.