Islam and Christian Persecution Analysis
Muhammad said
in Hadith Sahih al-Bukhari, he said, "I have been
commanded to wage war against all
mankind
until they testify that there is no God but
Allah and that Muhammad is his prophet."
And after
Muhammad died,
Islam continued to grow very quickly
by the sword and by mili- military conquest.
They started conquering, and within 100 years
of Muhammad's death,
Islam conquered
75%
of the Christian world at the time.
They conquered the churches,
their people,
their land.
They conquered all of it.
That church is also the tomb where Jesus was buried
and rose again, and under Islamic rule, that church was
completely destroyed.
And instead,
they built a mosque
next to it
called Al-Aqsa Mosque.
On the very ground that Solomon's temple used to
stand, they built a mosque,
and they did this on purpose
to make a point
that Islam is victorious over
Christ and Christianity.
Within o- in one year alone,
30,000 churches
were destroyed across Egypt and Syria under
Muslim Caliph Hakim.
Like Jesus said in John 10:10,
"The thief comes only to
steal,
kill,
and destroy."
And this is exactly
what the enemy has been doing
for thousands of years. He's been
stealing territories from the Kingdom of Heaven.
He's been stealing churches, holy sites.
He's been killing and persecuting millions and
millions of Christians
and destroying churches, cities,
nations. This is still
happening today to Christians and to
churches,
not just in the Middle East, but all across the world.
Anywhere where Islam exists, there is persecution of Christians.
Solomon says, "What has been will be again, for
there is nothing new under the sun." I'm gonna show you a map on the
screen in the top 50 countries where Christian
persecution is happening today.
180 million Christians heavily
persecuted for their faith today.
And out of the 50
top countries where Christians are persecuted,
44 of them
are by Islam, are the persecuted for by Islam.
That is 90% of all Christian
persecution happening today, happening from
Islam
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