❞ كتاب Trinity The Metamorphosis of Myth ❝ ⏤ عمر زيد

Preface By Dato. Prof Dr. Arrifin Suhaimi
Prologues I & II Dr. Zaid V
Chapter One The Christian Chrysalis 1
The Pauline Schism - Interpolation & Plagiarism - Gnostic influence
The Pauline Persecution – Pauline adoption of pagan tradition
The Kingdom of Allah – The Islam of Isa - The effect of miracles
Chapter Two The Sacrifice of Reasoning 31
The unreliability of Judeo-Christian Scripture - The name ‘Jesus’
Temple virgins & prostitution - Ancient Cults of human sacrifice
The Christian parallel - The first lambs of god - The Satanic oblation
Chapter Three In the Beginning 42
The cycle of civilization - Kings & Priests - An overture to Buddha
The Brahman corruption of Buddhism – The essence of Hinduism
Chapter Four Cain’s Creed 48
The Dravidian Goddess - The Mark of Cain - Queens of Heaven
The liberation of women - Government by Matriarchal Monogamy
Daughters of Cain – The demise of Patriarchy - The present Cult
Chapter Five: Monism, Materialism & Humanism 67
: Cain’s idea - The High Priest – The Purpose of human sacrifice
Hungry gods, atonement, & communion: i.e. The Material Meal
Divine suicide – Inspired god-men - Free Will’s Conundrum
Chapter Six The Word of God 52
Significance of God’s Name – God’s Word (Holy Spirit) as Seed
The Gnostic Paradigm - The Hindu Kabala - Icons of Globalism
The Covenant of Circumcision – The Phallic Trinity

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The Hebrew Omega Man – Israel’s Curse - Islam: A New Man
Chapter Seven Arabia’s Burden 102
Arabs as Chamberlains of Nepotism - The Sceptre of Judah
Isaiah: on Islam; Babylon’s Fall; and Mohammad’s Patriarchy
The end of Judaic Royalty - Senseless Stewards - Gog & Magog
Chapter Eight Trees and Roots 117
Biblical and Prophetic Significance of the allegory regarding Prophets Isa &
Mohammad - The Throne of David – Zionist False Claim – True Meaning of
Zion – Zionist relation to British Crown, Freemasonry & Luciferianism
Chapter Nine little gods 130
The ‘mystery’ of Paul – Fruits of Pauline Doctrine - The name of Jesus
Personal testimony
Conclusion The Redemption of Cain 141
Appendices 144
Historical Charts 156
Index 170
Bibliography

I must congratulate Dr. Zaid for having written this book of two volumes,
which he titles “Trinity”. Although the content is heavy and serious, he
presents it in a light-hearted manner mixed with humorous sarcasm. His
approach compels and challenges us to plod through the debris of historical
facts in the comparative development of various creeds, myths, and religious
beliefs, since the time of Adam and Cain. The reader should bear in mind
that all creedal systems have their origin in the belief of One God, and it this
which Muslims call “TAUHEED”. Throughout the passage of our history,
God repeatedly sent His prophets to re-establish this Tauheed, in order to
guide humanity’s return to a simple and straight path of faith. The author
weaves these strands of Tauheed into every argument presented, and thus
binds the two volumes with a single purpose: calling upon men to return to
the only One God, submit to His Will, and follow the teachings of every
prophet from Adam to Mohammad (pbuh).
Dr. Zaid seems hurried to tell all that he knows within a limited time.
Hence, there is a tendency for complex religious doctrines of different faiths
to be compressed, giving a sense of incompleteness in the passages to those
unfamiliar with them. For example, when he refers to such terms as
“Atman” or “Avatar”, he assumes that non-Hindu readers are familiar with
concepts associated with these terms. Likewise, on referring to the ‘Sufi”, he
supposes we understand the reference to the deviant Order that developed
in Egypt during the 12th Century AD. These are instances when the author
may criss-cross the religious borders abruptly, but should cause no problem
to readers familiar with comparative religions.
True religious experience is reflective to the mind. We find the essence of
truth in its harmony with creation as a reflection of the divine wisdom so
pervasive in the universe, and therefore, men of wisdom readily recognize its
signs in the physical and spiritual laws that govern the worlds in perfect
dynamic balance. Hence, as an echo of this harmony and wisdom, truth is
rational and can admit no contradiction. The presentation of truth should
be simple, consistent, straightforward, and requires no philosophical

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acrobatics for its comprehension by the simplest of minds. This is because
the true religion is meant for all of humanity; from the most primitive to the
most sophisticated. Every human being should be able to recognize and
understand truth freely, without it being corrupted by dogma in the name of
blind-faith, cultural prejudice, or by stifling customs and superstitions.
This is the stand taken by the author and which compels him to think, to
reflect, to investigate, to rationalize, to spiritually feel, and thus to discover
truth to its very moral and spiritual depth however bitter the price he must
pay as a consequence. To satisfy this impetus he has travelled far and wide;
left his American home to settle in the East; lost his profession as a qualified
medical doctor; been rejected by the people he loves; and finally to become a
pauper, the state in which I first encountered him. However, truth is
paramount to him, and the ultimate truth is in the belief and submission to
one absolute God, called “Yahweh” in the Taurah, and “Allah” in the Qur’an.
In his quest for this discovery, the author ventured into the many blind spots
and dead-end alleys of strange beliefs and creeds. He has collected these
experiences into this little book, and attempts a condensed passage of
history from the time of Adam to Mohammad and the present day, in order
to tell us that the truth of Tauheed is consistent throughout every age;
except for where and when men deviate from its straight path. Tauheed is
the worship of the one absolute God and submission to His Will, in order
that men might gain peace in His Kingdom here on earth and in the world
hereafter. This is the true salvation taught by all the prophets, and all those
who adhere to this faith are Muslim.
The author takes us through a complex journey: here we find a rebounding
passage through many belief systems with cogent articulations of
introspection. We experience his frustration with illusions and the
persistent contradictions that permeate many myths and myopic dogmas:
doctrines that grope beyond the boundaries of good sense and intellectual
understanding of God and reality. These only blocked his search for a
reasonable concept of human destiny in relation to a truly God-centered
religion as opposed to human-centered myth ― that is, until the day the
author reads the Qur’an, the holy book of Islam. Until then, there was no
compelling reason for Dr. Zaid to look for the truth within Islam; after all,
Muslims were severely bashed by the media as narrow-minded extremists

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and branded as terrorists, or impudently described as misfits for the modern
secular world order.
Nevertheless, within Islam he discovers a pure monotheistic belief in only
one absolute God, with neither a double, nor a triple, nor multiple, nor
incarnations, nor mediators, nor logos, nor avatars, nor bodhisattvas, nor
Christos, who jump between heaven and earth in order to keep men happy
with forgiven sins. Within Islam, he finds perfect harmony in the purpose of
creation, in the relation between divine law and the purpose of worship, and
in submission to one absolute God. Here, he finds a clear separation
between God the Creator and man the created. Here, man does not project
his ego into heaven to become equal to God or God incarnate, or drag God
down to the same earthy level as Homo sapiens and hominid beast.
Unfortunately, the beauty of Islam is no longer reflected in the behaviour of
present day Muslims, whose values are mixed in a state of flux between
secularism and total submission to God’s Will as taught by the prophets.
Islam, being the only pure monotheistic religion of truth, is presently in a
state of siege by the enemies of truth. In fact, according to the author, a
‘Trojan Horse’ now stands inside the gate wreaking havoc in the Muslim
Camp. For this reason, he complains bitterly upon finding Muslims
complacent to the danger.
Dr. Zaid has exercised his personal right of free expressions under the Law,
and in the process, he might have offended many sectors which are sensitive
to potent criticism. However, Christianity seems immune to such
admonishments, as its congregations are much too large world wide to be
concerned with this little book and its limited circulation. As for the
Zionists, they are already on top of the world controlling human activities
with impunity, and their Freemasonic missions are so strong that they no
longer need to be hidden. Therefore, even without the distribution of this
little book, the Dajjal (anti-Christ) need not retract his claws. In the face of
these dangers, the author has no remedy except to offer Muslims the counsel
to keep the ‘seed’ of Tauheed pure, that they might receive divine help in the
present hour of grave peril.

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