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MERCURY – THE PROPHET

Although Queen’s concept was the eternal battle between Good and Evil, their message was always love.

Some songs seem to have an evil feeling, but in reality they are a warning for those who are living without principles, values, hurting people or themselves… The best examples are probably “Great King Rat”, “March Of The Black Queen” and “The Prophet’s Song”, but naturally there are many others.

In a way, Queen seem to have united the main ideas of Zoroastrianism, Freddie’s religion, and Christianity, though their music doesn’t sound dogmatic, but has a mystic, or better said, spiritual atmosphere. This fact is very precious, because the highest achievement is not to sound educational or instructive, but to give the people a sort of example, about which they can think.

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Carmen Fox, a fan, wrote in a message to me (Thank you Carmen!):

“Especially Freddie, they also mentioned a lot of "Bismillah" and "Allah, allah, we'll pray for you" in many of his songs so he also spread peace from the religion of Islam- I'm not a muslim, but I have also noticed it.”