In the same way that Judaism is based on the teachings of the Torah, and Christianity is based on teachings of the Bible, Islam is likewise based upon the teachings found in the Qur'an. These three books are divinely inspired, and divinely guarded writings.
If you walk into any Christian bookstore, you will find thousands of "Bible Commentaries" which are simply books by authors who may or may not have received some divine guidance, and are trying to better explain points within the Bible. These books MAY or MAY NOT contain elements of truth, and even a few correct prophecies, but THEY ARE NOT DIVINE TEXTS. American Christianity has been completely perverted by these types of books, as Christians tend to believe the 'end-times narrative' derived from these books, over what the Bible actually says.
Islam is not immune from the same problem American Christianity suffers from. Muslims have been taught their faith for generations, with the help of Qur'an commentaries known collectively as "HADITH".
The Qur'an warns against hadiths: "Shall I seek other than God as a source of law, when He has revealed to you this book fully detailed?" 6:114
Many Muslims will say "the Mahdi hasn't arrived yet", or "Dajjal hasn't arrived yet", followed by "because hadith says XXXXX about him", but THAT'S THE PROBLEM, neither Mahdi nor Dajjal are in the Qur'an, they are only found in hadiths, and the descriptions of them vary WILDLY, so obviously hadiths cannot be trusted as definitive truth about either person. Hadiths have revealed SOME correct facts about them, but they are not infallible descriptions, and should not be regarded as such.
The person that really matters in the end-times, described BY THE QUR'AN, is Isa (Christ), and that is why Muslims must focus on Isa/RayEl, and not any person from the Hadith.
One of the errors of Islam is the failure to recognize that Allah is not alone. It is true that He has "no equal", but He does have 'lesser gods' that serve him. Isa (Jesus/Yeshua/RayEl) is the greatest of those lesser gods.
The Muslim argument is that "Isa never said he was a god", but that is simply not true, from the Aramaic Bible in Plain English:
Mat 16:16 Shimeon Kaypha answered, "You are The Messiah, The Son of THE LIVING GOD".
17 Yeshua answered and said to him, "You are Blessed, Shimeon Bar Yona, because flesh and blood has not revealed this to you, but my Father who is in Heaven."
John 8:12 And Yeshua spoke again with them and he said: "I AM THE LIVING GOD, The Light of the world."
What Muslims need to understand is the difference between the physical and the spiritual. The Bible teaches that the Holy Spirit descended upon the man Yeshua. This divine spirit is what created the family bond with Allah/God. The man Yeshua was spiritually God's Son.
As we all witnessed on January 28th 2011, the Holy Spirit descended over Jerusalem, and fused with the man Raymond Elwood, to make him spiritually God's Son again, as Lord RayEl.
When one understands these things, one sees that Islam is not "wrong". Like all other religions, it is just missing some information.
Quran 043:063 When Isa/Yeshua came with clear proofs, he said: I have come unto you with wisdom, and to make plain some of that concerning which ye differ. So keep your duty to Allah, and obey me.
It is a Muslims duty to obey Christ RayEl.
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