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− children, and what was given to Moses and Jesus, and what was given to all other Prophets from their Lord. We make no difference between any of them; and to Him we submit ourselves'. (2:137) Islam presents itself as a universal religion. The Holy Qur’an states − − that it is a Message for all the worlds and the Prophet of Islam is the − Messenger for the whole of humanity: ÅÎÀ¼¨¼» j·g ÜA ÌÇ ÆA , ö ä æ ê ä Ð æéê Ñ æ ê ì ê ä å æ ê in huwa illa dhikrullil ‘alamin − − − It is nothing but a Reminder unto all the worlds (81:28) B¨ÎÀU Á¸Î»A ɼ»A ¾Ìmi ÓÃA pBÄ»A BÈÍBÍ ½³ ä æ ê ä æ å æ ä ê ê Õ å æ å ä æ éê ê å ì ä í ä Ð Ø æ å qul ya ayyu hannasu inni rasulullahi ilaikum jami‘a − − − − − − − Say, 'O mankind! truly I am a Messenger to you all from Allah. ' (7:159) − Islam, not only proclaims its universal character, but also lays − claim to being eternal. Islam is declared in the Holy Qur’an to be the − − perfected religion for the benefit of mankind, after which no new teachings would be revealed to annul the teachings of Islam. − God Almighty says in the Holy Qur’an: − OÎyi Ë ÓNÀ¨Ã Á¸Î¼§ OÀÀMAË ¸ÄÍe ¸» O¼À·A ÌλA ‘ ‘ ’ å æ ê ä ä æ ê ä æ ê æ å æ ä ä å æ ä æä ä æ å ä æ ê æ å ä å æ ä æ ä ä æ ä æä BÄÍe Ým A ¸» ’ j ‘ í È æ ê ä ä æ ê å å ä al yauma akmaltu lakum dinakum wa atmamtu ‘alaikum − ni‘mati wa raditu lakumul islama dina − ± − − − 34