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12-«Urn Mohammad, something wonderful has happened. I've been offered a job in Madina, so we could live in the holy city, and I would make three times my present salary».

«Did you accept?»

«The only problem is you».

«Me? I have no reason to stay here».

«It's your religion. Entrance to the city is permitted only to Muslims».

«Oh, I see».

«You seem to have a leaning toward Islam. So why don't you go with me to the embassy and declare yourself a Muslim?»

«I hope I'll be able to do that, someday».

«I mean soon, so we won't lose this opportunity».

«I should become a Muslim for you? For the opportunity?!»

«And for God, of course. Why not? It's all for the good...»

«I'm sorry»

«What did you say?»

«You know I wouldn't want to make you angry. But if I have to choose between your anger and God's. I would choose yours. I'm sorry...»

«And would God be angry if you should adopt Islam?»

«I'm afraid He knows more than either of us what is in my heart. It wouldn't be honest».