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Napoléon said…

June 16th, 2007Amin (Tunisia & Egypt)

الإسلام كالمسيحية تفسدهما السياسة ويلعب القائمون عليهما بالنار إذا تخطوا حدود أماكن العبادة لأنهم يتركون مملكة الله ويدخلون مملكة الشيطان.‏.

 

Napoléon Bonaparte (during occupying Egypt & after his conversion to islam)

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4 Responses to “Napoléon said…”

  1. #1 RandallJones - June 21st, 2007 at 7:06 pm

    Amin,

    Can you translate it? Many of us can’t read Arabic.

  2. #2 UReader - June 26th, 2007 at 9:16 am

    Islam and christianity are alike for both of them are made corrupt when they interfere with politics and their people are really playing with fire once they go beyond prayer places because they leave the kingdom of God and enter the kingdom of Satan.

    This my personal translation. I hope it’s accurate and helpful enough.

  3. #3 RandallJones - June 26th, 2007 at 9:37 pm

    UReader,

    Thanks for the translation.

    Does anyone know if Napolean converted to Islam for political reasons or was he really praciticing the religion? DId he remain a Muslims till his death? What about his wife and the rest of the family, did any of them convert?

  4. #4 UReader - June 29th, 2007 at 7:36 am

    RandallJones,

    Your are really welcome.
    Take a look at this link. It has a lot to say about Napolean.
    I hope you’ll find on it what you are looking for:

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Napolean

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