INTRODUCTION

1- In contrast to Quranic facts of Islam, the vast majority of Muhammadans (i.e., Sunnites, Shiites, and Sufis) believe in the myth called Muhammad's (and imams'/saints') intercession or mediation on behalf of sinners during the Day of Judgment. Hence, they distort the Last Day, whose only true description is found exclusively in the Quran, by making it a marketplace for intercessors and mediators (i.e., allegedly Muhammad and other mortals) who supposedly own and control the Last Day instead of God! This notion is, in fact, very insulting to God and constitutes a rejection and negation of hundreds of Quranic verses by ascribing false hadiths to Muhammad after his death. This faulty notion of intercession is behind the moral degeneration of the Muhammadans; why would they exert efforts to attain piety and adhere to high moral standards and peaceful behavior since they assume that they can commit as many crimes and sins as they can with 'guaranteed' impunity since Muhammad (and the so-called saints!) would intercede on their behalf on the Last Say to offer them salvation to avoid Hell and make them enter into Paradise?! They are this way like students with poor studying skills who will never study diligently since they know beforehand they will pass the test anyway through duplicity and cheating by their 'powerful' fathers who would offer bribes. Similarly, the Muhammadans who assume to enter into Paradise by virtue of being born 'Muslims' who deify, venerate, and worship Muhammad and other mortals as saints/gods will never be good, upright persons and will never exert efforts to perform good deeds to earn their place in Paradise, allegedly reserved for them, in advance, by the intercession of the so-called saints! Hundreds of false hadiths/narratives are falsely attributed to Muhammad (about intercession and other topics) are behind the sins/crimes of the Muhammadans and the traps in which they always fall.

2- Within our book titled "Prophets in the Holy Quran: An Analytical Study", published in Cairo, Egypt, in 1985, we refute the so-called Muhammad's intercession on the Last Day using 150 Quranic verses. Because the Muhammadans sanctify and deify Muhammad and believe in the myth called Muhammad's intercession, we have been interrogated in an inquisition-like atmosphere inside Al-Azhar University because of this book (among other books of ours), as high-rank Azharite clergymen attempted to force us to renounce our views and beliefs and to return once more to their Sunnite religion of Satan. Eventually, we have tendered our resignation as a professor at the History Department, Al-Azhar University, and we sued Al-Azhar institution to force its head to accept our resignation. At last, we have been freed from this stagnant quagmire of dirt called Al-Azhar to be able to dedicate our lifetime to defending the great religion of Islam using the Quran. 

3- The faulty notion of intercession cherished by the Muhammadans is behind the suicide bombings and suicide attacks: the deluded male and female Wahabi youths are deceived by the myth that once they die within a suicide attack, they would enter into Paradise and act as 'intercessors' and 'mediators' on the Last Day for their family members and loved ones. In fact, those suicide bombers are murderers who kill themselves and kill innocent people, and this will make them lose their life in this world (as they die prematurely) and in the next (as they will enter into Hell on the Last Day).      

4- This book tackles the very important issue of intercession between Islam and the Muhammadans so that the latter may become real Muslims and save themselves, or acquire salvation, through the only real Islam (i.e., the Quran). May God come to the aid of us all.

Dr. A. S. Mansour

July, 1997, Cairo, Egypt

N.B.: This book was thoroughly revised and other chapters have been added to it, when it has been serialized on our website (within the title: Muhammad Will Never Intercede on Behalf of Anyone on the Last Day), and then, its articles have been grouped in a book form that you are reading now.