I think you must firstly learn something about the islamic Messiah consept before making such a comment.Or have you learnt? It has many similar points like the world peace, the salvation of the jews..
Islam doesnt make any nation a second class group.Islam is totally against the national discrimination but I think you mean the religious group when you use the word Jews then again I advise you to study islam a bit more...
and how do you think the world peace and justice can be established? asking your serious opinions.
Actually I studied Islam quite a bit. Would it suprise you to know I've prayed at a mosque? I've read a translation of the Q'uran cover to cover, as well as quite a bit of Islamic literature and looked into the surrounding history. Quality books are good sources of information, but I have made it a rule of thumb that when studying a religion, one must always make contact with devotees of that religion, and spend time trying to understand them. IOW, I've done my homework. There is actually a good deal in Islam that I find very beautiful and worthy of appreciation -- but I'm not willing to therefore ignore the areas of grave concern.
What you fail to understand is that the Jews are a people, a nation, whether the wolrd recognizes that status or not, whether gathered together in Eretz Ysrael, or dispersed out in the world. The land is ours forever whether we presently live on it en masse, or whether only a remnant live there, whether a few gentiles live there, or whether entire nations live there, because G-d does not break His promises.
Islam DOES make Jews into second class citizens whenever it can, and it DOES seek to irradicate the state of Isarel. Period. How can you sit there and type with {I'm assuming} a straight face and say that Islam will give equal status and toleration to a JEWISH state?
And I'm quite certain that your idea of the salvation of the Jews is simply to assimilate them into Isalm -- the reverse of what we expect of the Messiah, which is to deliver us from gentile powers seeking to impose their ways upon us.
Again, your idea is so utterly contrary to the Jewish concept of Messiah, that it is twisted for you to use that same word.
How will world peace be obtained? I have no idea. If I knew how to do it, and to do it without stifling diversity and autonomy, I suppose that would make ME the Messiah! Obviously I'm not.