Islamist and hate preacher who is on the run, Zakir Naik, made a proclamation that claimed Mother Teresa who is awill go to Hell by virtue of being a non-Muslim.
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According to the recent hate speech delivered by the fugitive on the run, Zakir Naik says that Mother Teresa, will continue to remain in Hell as she was a non-Muslim. He said, ‘There are four different ways to go to Jannah (paradise). In time, a man is at a loss, save for those who believe, who are righteous, who do Dawah, and people who urge patience and persistence. The go to Jannah needs at least four conditions.”
Then Zakir Naik went on to equate the four measures with Jannah in the 10th hour with the subjects he learned. He stressed that even if someone had 99 scores in five topics, and managed in one topic to secure 10 scores, the student’s failure would mean. While Naik continued his nonsensical assertion, Jannah believed that all four measures could be completed successfully.
Let us presume that Mother Teresa was only for the sake of logic. There are many things in Islam which are righteous that I think Mother Teresa hasn’t. How about Imaan (Islamic Faith)? If Shirk does (follow some other faith but Islam and is thus forbidden)… “It was a felony according to Islam and Christendom that he said committing ‘shirk. The Book of Deuteronomy, the Book of Exode and Surah Al Ma’idah are cited by Naik in the usual manner.
Those who regard Jesus Christ (the Son of Mary) as ‘God (Allah)’ shall make heaven ‘haram’ (forbidden) for him. “Fire (Hell) shall be his place of residence and shall have no support hereafter,” Zakir Naik quoted the Islamic religious book. He inferred, by means of Mother Teresa, that she believed Jesus Christ as God and therefore made Him equal with ‘Allah.’ “So, according to Jesus Christ, the Quran and the Bible, if anybody does Shirk, be it Mother Teresa or anyone else, they cannot touch Jannah,” he finished.
In a video from April 2019 that has now gone viral on social media, Zakir Naik was seen admonishing a Muslim boy named Adel Ahmed for committing ‘sin’. Ahmed’s mistake was that he wished his Christian friends, ‘Merry Christmas’.
“To reach your goals, you cannot use wrong means brother. What is Haram to them is also Haram to you. When you are wishing Merry Christmas to them, you are agreeing that he is the son of God and that is Shirk (sin). Because they believe that Jesus Christ is the son of God. Irrespective of whether they are practising Christians or not, they celebrate the day because of His birthday,” Zakir Naik emphasised.