Dmitri Smirnov, the Russian Orthodox Archpriest, said Russia's future belongs to the Muslims.
"When Muslims commemorate religious holidays, no one dared to enter their territory for hundreds of thousands of people bow down to worship the Lord," Smirnov said in front of thousands of Russian Orthodox Catholics, as quoted by the World Bulletin.
"Where do you see as the Russian Orthodox believers worship together? You're not going to see it," said Smirnov.
According to Smirnov, Muslims often offer help without expecting reward. Russian Orthodox adherents otherwise.
"Ask for the old woman how she helped by a Muslim driver," Smirnov said, pointing to the old lady in the church.
According to the old woman, a Muslim driver - which operates public transport in Moscow - never take money from the elderly woman.
"The driver of Muslims always refused by telling that a child does not take money from the mother who are going to pray," said Smirnov.
"Christian said driver's my job."
A Muslim, according to Smirnov, bringing you closer to the messianic. A Christian just want money.
Mass congregation was silent.
Smirnov continued; "A Muslim is not interested in taking advantage of an old woman, and the helpless. They brought groceries when the old lady in the market, in aparteman, and others."
"This is the reason why I say the future of Russia belongs to the Muslims. The future belongs to them," Smirnov terminate.
Today, Islam is the second largest religion in Russia, with a population of 23 million. They are concentrated in the northern Caucasus, the Czech Republic, Ingusetia, and Dagestan.
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