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How the 'standard islamic narrative' was fabricated - Odon Lafontaine

Odon Lafontaine was invited to the June 2025 NAPC Conference in London to present his research on the origins of Islam. In particular, he explained how Islam constructed a fabricated "standard" narrative about its own beginnings. In reality, Islam did not emerge as its official narrative claims. It began as a millenarian Christian heresy, centered on the expectation of a messiah who would establish God’s kingdom on earth. When the messiah failed to appear, Arab leaders and caliphs assumed this role, justifying it by fabricating a divine revelation (the Quran) and a prophetic figure (Muhammad). The entire Islamic narrative was built for this purpose. These inventions emerged through a long and complex fabrication process: o The starting point: “God’s caliph on earth” required direct divine legitimitation. o Islamicizing the remnants of the actual history: reinterpretation of "mhmd," buildings (e.g., the Dome of the Rock), inscriptions ("mhmd rsl llh"), and historical memories. o Islamicizing the Quran: assigning an Islamic meaning to its text. o Justifying Islam: constructing theology, history, sharia, etc. o Justifying the administration and governance of the Caliphate. o Justifying the caliphs' behavior. o Establishing logic, coherence, and plausibility. o Addressing contradictions, inconsistencies, and discrepancies A layered construction process worked for centuries, in which new inventions were added over time to resolve contradictions, creating further discrepancies that required additional fabrications. ▶ Get Odon Lafontaine's "The Great Secret of Islam": Free PDF version available on https://thegreatsecretofislam.org (.com) Hardcopy and Kindle versions available on Amazon: https://amzn.to/46BXA35 ▶ Support Odon Lafontaine's work: https://buymeacoffee.com/thegreatsecr... NAPC Conference was organized by the Pfander Center: https://www.pfandercenter.org/