Revealing Facts About Islam In American History - 2

Sequoyah or known as George Gist, a native of the Cherokee tribe

Third, In the twelfth century, Athapcan tribes consisting of indigenous Apache and Navajos, invaded territory inhabited by Arabs. Most fled to the south. Athapcan indigenous tribes are illiterate and fascinated by the schools founded by the Arabs. With the help of the Arabs captured, they are trying to emulate the same subject, transform geometric shapes into mythical beasts, which made for centuries.

Fourth, Figure 5 is Cufic inscription discovered in 1951 in the White Mountains, close to the border city of Benton in Nevada. The words 'maha mayan devil', the devil is the source of all lies, was written in the style Cufic that characterizes the seventh century.

Fifth, Once again, a stone inscription belonging to the post-650 CE, bearing letters Cufic HMID said Hamid (figure 6). Another Arabic script found in rocks Atlata in Valley of Fire in Nevada.

Sixth, Told by an American journal writer, while traveling from Malden to Cambridge in the state of Massachusetts in 1787, the Reverend Thaddeus Mason Harris saw some coins discovered by workers during the construction of the road. The workers do not care about these coins. As a result, Harris decided to send the coins to the library of Harvard College for examination (Figure 7).

The results found that the coins were discovered it was Samarqand dirhams from the eighth and ninth centuries. As can be seen in the figure, the coin featuring inscriptions La ilaha ill-Allah Muhammadun Messenger of Allah (There is no god but Allah, and Muhammad is His Messenger) and Bismillah (in the name of God).

Seventh, Figure 8 shows a piece of stone was found in a cave in the region of Corinto in El Salvador. Bearing the inscription Malaka Haji Malaya has been identified as belonging to the thirteenth century, suggests the possibility of the arrival of Muslims in South America, probably came from somewhere in the area of Indonesia.

In general, Indian tribes in America also believe in a God who controls the universe. God was not palpable by the five senses. They also believe, the main task of man created by God is to adore and worship Him. As the narrative of a Chief Ohiyesa: "In the life of the Indians, there was only Inevitable duty-the duty of prayer-the daily recognition of the Unseen and the Eternal". Is not the Qur'an also reported that the purpose of the creation of man and jinn solely to worship God?

Subhanallah ... how can the head of an Indian tribe Cheeroke a Muslim? It is a long history.

to be continued...

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