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(1) THE SCENE PRIOR TO ISLAM

It was a desolate land: sandy, barren,
and unfriendly

The home of the Arabs; wild ferocious
and manly

They worshipped the idols; they loved
to fight

Life to them was wine, women and
might

The number of wives, the cattle they
owned,

The number of slaves, one's house
adorned,

Was a sign of rank in wealth and
might;

It was a society, where
Might was Right.

Two qualities they had, which were
good

The guests they honored, with best
of food

Poetry to them, was an art supremely
sublime

They were literary geniuses of their
time.

They killed female babes, they buried
them alive

They married the widows, their father's
wives

Vengeance was a passion, cruel the
strife

These sons of desert, such was their
life.

Morals they had none; wild was their
lust

Women were cattle, treated like
dust

Enjoyment of life was their sole
goal

Woman, they believed, had no
soul.

They had no belief in the life
Hereafter

Life to them was all fun and
laughter

Prophets had come and prophets had
gone

Still, this land was of truth
shorn.

Judaism was dead; Christianity was
in name

Sickly and forlorn, the world
remained

Vengeance, to them, was an article
of faith

Blindly, they relished their creed
of hate.

The priests were interpreters of
heavenly laws

They commanded respect and were held
in awe

Things that were unlawful, to them
were allowed

A privileged class; they were haughty
and proud.

In span of four thousand and odd
years

Innumerable religions had been
reared

With passage of time, they were
polluted

Beyond recognition, each got
diluted.

The true religions were only in
name

It was virtually a devils reign

Truth was at a discount; honesty
had fled

Virtue was scoffed at; goodness was
dead.

This land was thus chosen for God's
last message

It was the crossroad of international
passage

The last of message was thus
destined,

To stay forever and cover all
mankind.

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