01The Last SupperEssay · 39 min readAbout 3,500 years ago (1513 B.C.), through Moses, God delivered the Israelites from slavery at the hands of the Egyptians, who were the rulers of the world at that time. The Egyptians made their lives bitter as slaves. (Exodus…→02Did Jesus forbid marriage to many women?Chapter 8 · 85 min readIn my writings I do not say things like, “By reading the Holy Scriptures I freed myself from all sins” or anything of the sort. When I came back from military service, every time I came to Turkey I would send a card to my…→03Was Jesus killed or not?Chapter 15 · 35 min readBy now every Witness in the entire assembly hall had heard about my search for the truth concerning the Quran. The image of the Quran that has been created in every Christian and also in the Witnesses is one of great ignorance…→04The Question About His Credibility — 15 September 1965, The WatchtowerChapter 18 · 10 min readUnder this paragraph it says, “What kinds of proofs and miracles does Muhammad have to show that he is a prophet?” A comparison is made with Moses and an example is given. When Moses was commissioned as a prophet, he asked God…→05The Quran on Jesus Christ — The Watchtower, 1 October 1965Chapter 22 · 44 min readThe idea treated here is a subject we have all heard of and know about: Jesus Christ, and whether or not he is the Son of God. This subject is an eternal quarrel between Muslims and Christians. For that reason, rather than all…→06Is there a prophecy written in advance about Muhammad?Chapter 25 · 18 min readThere are critiques under this topic as well. Islamic thinkers have said: “The coming of Muhammad as a prophet is mentioned in the Gospel.” Back then I too did not know the meaning of that verse. It is written in John as well.…→07Should One Be Ashamed of Jesus or of Muhammad?Chapter 50 · 6 min readAs someone who came from the religion of Islam, I used to be ashamed of Jesus and of speaking about him. And I told no one about this. For I knew how those who spoke that name were regarded. Just as a Christian regards someone…→