The Nazis accepted Islam: The Nazis recognized Islam. The Nazis were the kings who held the royal rites. He feared Allah in his rule. He asked for the recitation of the revelation given to the Prophet Muhammad. George Forever recited the chapter of Mary (Maryam). Sage Najashi listened to those verses and was so enthralled that he cried and cried and cried and cried. "Surely this word and that which Jesus (Jesus) brought forth is from the same thornbush." Explain the practicalities of the Islamic message, but also in Ethiopia: Hopefully, the best introduction to the message of Islam is the words of George Powerpin Aputolip, as he was with a group of Muslims fleeing the persecution of the Qur'anic tribes in Mecca to Ethiopia. At the time, they were seeking asylum from the Nazi king, in the fifth year of the appeal. Indeed, the Prophet Muhammad saw the situation of Muslims being oppressed, oppressed, and economically deprived of the Qur'anic polytheists. He also advised some of them to flee to Ethiopia, where he described the country as ruled by a royal family, with no one being unjustly oppressed. Under the control of this king. "What did George Powerpin Aputoli say to the Nazi king? At first, we were ignorant, we worshiped idols, ate animal corpses, committed atrocities, cut off our relatives, did evil to our neighbors, ate strong and weak?" We are in this situation until Allah sends a messenger to us. They are our people, their race, their integrity, their truthfulness, their holiness. We are called upon to believe in Allah alone and to worship Him, and to abandon what we once worshiped and our ancestors other than Allah, such as the worship of idols. We are told to speak the truth, to respect the trust of our relatives, to do good to our neighbors, to stop the practice of bloodshed and bloodshed. They use us to worship, pay a minimum of wealth, and fast. We believe in them, believe in them, and our nation oppresses us and forces us to leave our religion, to worship idols again. Beside you, we hope not to be abused, oppressed or abused. ” Prophecy and Confession Prophecy and Message