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As long as you don't make him God. All prophet are incapable of doing major sins so we don't diffentiate between prophets , including Jesus , Moses, David and Muhammad, peace be up on all of them.

Allah is the greatest. He is all merciful. Isa will return, but we follow Mohamed S.WA. Because he is the final messenger. God tells us to be righteous and worship him alone ❤

Yes he is. He is referred to by Jesus in John 16:13 when Jesus says (King James Version): "Howbeit when he, the Spirit of truth, is come, he will guide you into all truth: for he shall not speak of himself; but whatsoever he shall hear, that shall he speak: and he will shew you things to come." Jesus literally said a "Spirit of Truth" will come after him and guide mankind into "all truth." He says that he won't "speak of himself," but shall share what he hears. This is a perfection description and precisely refers to the great prophet Muhammed (peace be upon him). The prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) did not speak his own message, but claimed to receive a Revelation from God Almighty, the same God who sent Jesus to the children of Israel. I highly encourage you to read the Qur'an to see the message for yourself :).

@@myb11611, What your lying teachers don't tell you is the context for John 16 what you quoted for the spirit of truth, actually started in John 14 threw to John 16 : and in JOHN 14:26 JESUS SAYS THE HELPER, THE SPIRIT OF TRUTH IS " THE HELPER, THE HOLY SPIRIT".. DO 2, John 16:7-9 Jesus here says its jesus that sends the helper spirit of truth.. Did Jesus send Muhammad?? 3, John 16:14-15, Jesus says The spirit of truth will glorify Jesus and all that the father has is jesus also.. Can Muhammad glorify Jesus?? Can all That God has be MUHAMMADS also?? Also show me anywhere Muslims can call Allah father?? Yet you use these verses claiming its about Muhammad and God. 4, Also earlier on in the same context Jesus also states the spirit of truth will live inside the apostles and that they already know the spirit of truth because he as already been there with them. But now he will live inside them after Jesus goes.. Since when did Muhammad live inside the apostles ?? When did Muhammad live with the apostles?? All this and you even claim the spirit of truth is Muhammad and yet you claim it canrt be the holy spirit even though its a spirit?? Have you any idea just how stupid these claims look to us Christians?? Even atheist scholars laugh at these claims of Muslims...

@@myb1161 Come on don't run.. Jesus in the same context of John 16 tells us who the spirit of truth is. He says in John 14:26 " when the the helper comes , the spirit of truth which is the holy spirit".. Also how is Muhammad a spirit?? Jesus said this helper had already been among them and after he leaves he will be inside them?? Jesus also said the hleper is invisible to the naked eye?? No scholars, not just Christians, don't even entertain the Quran for anything remotely history, because its history is horrendous.. I'll leave you with what Bart Erhman once after Muslims kept using his quotes but would always manipulate what he'd said against Christians.. He said " no scholars outside Islam entertain the Quran.. The Quran is a confused book, especially about Jesus"..

@@MartinRamsbottom-is2bl Are you quoting the same Bart Ehrman who dismissed the validity of the Gospels and the idea that Jesus ever claimed divinity? The Qur'an, unlike your books, has been preserved since it was revealed over 1400 years ago by both oral and written tradition. Name a single person who memorized the Bible. Muslims have hundreds of thousands of people who memorize the Qur'an in full to maintain the chain of preservation. Now you can make claims like "the Qur'an is a confused book" or whatnot, but those are just claims. What do you mean don't run? I don't get it. Sure sure, you can interpret it as the Holy Spirit, which according to you is the third god (or part) in the trinity. We see it differently. By the way, do you believe Jesus is God? Do you believe the Bible has been preserved? Do you believe the Bible is the Word of God?

@@myb1161 And yet more lies!! 1, Your own more honest scholars admit there's never been one Quran that's perfectly preserved. Type in TH-cam " Muslim scholar Dr Shahzad Saleem Britislam. on preservation of the Quran". And you'll hear him talk about after Muhammad there was different Qurans, with different number of chapters, with different words, with different meaning?? Watch Muslim scholar Dr Shabir Ali also admits today you have different Qurans, with different words, with different meaning.. 2, The bible is far more reliable than the Quran.. These so called changes, this so called bible corruption, all combined is just half %.. That's the lot!! Do you really think we give a crap about half %. 😂😂😂. I can show thousands and thousands of errors in just 6 of your earliest Qurans? 3, I mentioned Bart Erhman because that was who at one time Muslims constantly used against Christians, lying about what he said.. I dont take Bart Erhman as any authority, but Muslims always did until he destroyed your book.. 4, Memorized tradition?? Yes jewish scholars memorized the old testament as did Christians did with the new testament.. See your ignorance. The Quran isn't even the same size as the new testament you baffoon!! Its easy to memorise.. Plus it proves nothing!! How on earth can you prove whats inside someone's mind as been preserved?? Plus I challenge you to show me evidence that those recorded had memorised the Quran they wasn't written hundreds of years after and predated back to Muhammad?

trichinella, its a parasitic worm that causes trichinosis which is quite severe if left untreated. He's a liar though because you can get rid of it if you thoroughly cook the meat properly. What this idiot doesn't realise (or does and doesn't care) is that a lot of things were put into religious laws because they were causing societal issues and the only way to get fellow idiots like him to not do it is to way "oh big sky daddy says no". Kind of like the way we have idiots that say "oh government says don't do this" and don't question the reasons why - it's just policy enforcement by a different name.

Thank you for sharing your thoughts. The issue of consuming food products with trace amounts of alcohol can indeed be complex. In Islam, the general rule is that anything intoxicating in large amounts is prohibited even in small amounts, as you rightly mentioned. This principle is based on the Hadith where the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said: "Whatever intoxicates in large quantities, a small quantity of it is also forbidden." (Sunan Ibn Majah, 3392). However, scholars sometimes have differing opinions on the permissibility of consuming products with negligible amounts of alcohol, especially if they are used for preservation or flavoring and do not cause intoxication. This is where the concept of taqwa (piety) comes in. Taqwa encourages Muslims to avoid doubtful matters to stay clear of anything potentially haram. When it comes to reference, it’s important to rely on credible sources and scholars who have a deep understanding of Islamic jurisprudence. The key is to balance knowledge and piety, seeking guidance from knowledgeable scholars and prioritizing one’s faith and conscientiousness. It’s understandable that there can be different interpretations and practices among Muslims, but the essence of taqwa is to strive for the highest level of obedience to Allah and to avoid anything that could be harmful to one's faith. I hope this helps clarify the issue. Thank you for raising such an important point, and feel free to continue the discussion if you have more questions.

@@AMdawah1 Yes I am very thankful to you because you cleared it very in good way and sometimes we don't need to ask about references we just think that is this will acceptable to Allah swt or not or what is better like our imam Hussain a.s did and think what is superior Amal so we need to ask from our fitrah natural enclanation but people still asking proves but they forget the way of imaam Hussain and nabi s.a.w and all our heros

Allah akbar

Thank you for your comment. It's absolutely important to question and seek understanding, and Islam encourages this approach. The Quran repeatedly urges believers to think, reflect, and seek knowledge. However, the principle behind certain religious commandments, such as the prohibition of consuming pork, is rooted in divine wisdom that sometimes goes beyond human understanding. In Islam, part of faith is trusting in Allah's wisdom, even when we might not fully comprehend the reasons behind certain commands. This does not mean blind following but rather a balance between faith and reasoning. For example, many of the guidelines in Islam, like dietary laws, are believed to have benefits that we may not always immediately see. Questioning and understanding are crucial, and Muslims are encouraged to learn and ask questions to deepen their knowledge. At the same time, there are aspects of faith that involve trust in divine wisdom. I appreciate your perspective and the opportunity to discuss this. It's through open dialogue and seeking knowledge that we can grow in understanding.

​@@AMdawah1No Muslims are thinking about what their told because you eat camel and the same levitical law tell Jews not to eat camel as well as pig. The dietary law was only given while Jews was stuck in the desert without food preservation and lighter meats like pork, rabbit and camel could go bad quickly. Show me these laws in the Quran?? Explain to me why Muslims don't realise God gave a series of covenants not just the law?? Why did God tell Noah after the flood to go and kill and eat anything edible?? Why did Jesus in Mark 7:11-14 declare all foods clean?? Why did Jesus in acts tell Peter to do the same as Noah and kill and eat what was forbidden in the levitical law?? Muslims lie about the bible and Christianity. You have no choice because the bible exposes islam as a fable.. A fable not a single scholar outside Islam even entertains because of the Qurans history is truly truly bad. Yet every scholar on the planet study the bible because it has mountians of archaeological evidence and lots of written evidence supporting it's claims while Islam pre Muhammed and the Quran don't have a single shred of Any.. How can that be after according to Muhammads claims Mecca alone should be awash with finds and yet nothing?? So embarrassed was the Saudi government they built over tons and tons of what was first thought to be historical Islamic sites of Great importance?? Go and watch the documentary " the sacred city"?? Watch how Mecca lacks even the very basic levels or archaeological evidence for the claims of Islam and the Quran?? All these lies will send you straight to hell fire for eternity.

​@@MemotoHashimSorry but it doesn't matter if you have a faith pre Muhammed and the Quran that doesn't have a single shred of archaeological evidence or written evidence and yet the bible has mountians of archaeological evidence and lots of written evidence supporting it's claims?? Muslims haven't a clue just how damaging this truly is.. There should be tons of archaeological evidence in mecca alone and yet nothing!! Even prophets of the Bible have archaeological evidence supporting they existed. We have a ridiculous amount of archaeological evidence proving tons of the Bibles accounts are true..

I agree with you. This turns you into a blind follower without looking for reason. It turns your brain into the same one of a cult member. Seperate yourselves from these people, instead of warping into them ❤

@@AMdawah1 problem is Muslims aren't told to think and Question their faith. When Muslims do start questioning their faith, book and prophet they usually leave Islam soon after. I heard an Ex Muslim now Christian, scholar Daniel something something,( I can get you the name if you like??) He said he was shocked when he started Islamic study and he discovered big problems within the Qurans narrative and how the Quran was compiled. He was taught to learn and don't ask questions. The same ex Muslim said he was just as shocked when he studied the bible. That the vast majority of bible was preserved.. Muslims don't know this so called bible corruption, these so called changes, when their all combined is half % of the Bible.. That's the lot!! Hardly unreliable and what's more is the Quran has the same sorts of variants we have. Theres many many Muslim scholars and Imams that became Christian after Quran and bible studies.. Want to see some?? My friend there are a huge amount of lies and deception within Islam I can show video after video of Muslims like Zakir Niak, Yosef Estes, Yushah Evans, Mohamed Hijab, sheikh Uthman, Hamza and many many more all caught outright lying about my faith Christianity??? All these lies will send you straight to hell fire for eternity.

To respond thoughtfully to the comment "So if Allah says follow Christianity, what will be the next move?", you can provide a respectful and informative explanation based on Islamic beliefs. Here’s a suggested reply: Thank you for your question. In Islam, we believe that Allah revealed His guidance progressively through various prophets and scriptures. Muslims believe that the final and complete revelation from Allah is the Quran, and that the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) is the last prophet. This means that Muslims are to follow the teachings of the Quran and the example of the Prophet Muhammad. Islam acknowledges the previous scriptures and prophets, including those in Christianity and Judaism, but holds that these earlier revelations were specific to their times and communities. The Quran is considered by Muslims to be the final and unaltered word of Allah, providing guidance for all of humanity until the end of time. Therefore, from an Islamic perspective, the belief is that Allah would not instruct us to follow a previous scripture in place of the final revelation. The Quran confirms the messages of earlier prophets while providing the final and comprehensive guidance for living a righteous life. I hope this helps clarify the Islamic viewpoint. Feel free to ask more questions if you have any.

@@AMdawah1 does Quran places a limitation on Allah as what he can and can't do Or say to his believers? And it's not about Christianity, what if he says follow Buddhism or Sikhism?

​@@AMdawah1This is literally a ChatGPT prompt. What the hell

Thank you for your comment. In Islam, there is great respect for science and the pursuit of knowledge. The Quran contains many verses that encourage exploration, reflection, and the study of the natural world. Many Muslims find that scientific discoveries often align with and enhance their understanding of Quranic teachings. However, some religious commandments are followed primarily out of faith in Allah's wisdom, even if we don't fully understand the scientific reasoning behind them. The prohibition of consuming pork is one such commandment. While there are health and cleanliness considerations that many scholars discuss, the primary reason for its prohibition is that it is a command from Allah. Islam teaches that Allah's wisdom is ultimate, and there may be reasons beyond our current understanding. Balancing faith with the pursuit of knowledge helps Muslims follow divine guidance while appreciating the wonders of the natural world. I appreciate your perspective and the opportunity to discuss this further. If you have more questions or thoughts, feel free to share.

@@AMdawah1 Is it Allah's wisdom to tell a 54 year old man to mount a 9year old girl still playing with dolls?

@@JesusIsGod001so disrespectful for what? Shame on whoever raised you to act this way, and if they raised you right then shame on you...

@@dabyyeye9825 😂 Wow! How is stating a fact found in the Sunnah disrespectful I'm confused? Isn't Mohammed the disrespectful one for mounting a Child that still plays with dolls 😂😂😂

Thank you for your comment. I understand your concern. The key point that Mohamed Hoblos was making is that, in Islam, certain things are considered haram (forbidden) primarily because they are prohibited by Allah. This is rooted in the belief that Allah's wisdom surpasses human understanding. However, it's important to note that Islamic teachings often provide additional insights and reasons behind these prohibitions. For example, the prohibition of pork is not only a test of obedience but also linked to health and cleanliness considerations, as understood by many scholars. Islam encourages seeking knowledge and understanding the wisdom behind religious rulings. While some commands may be followed purely out of faith and obedience to Allah, others can be understood through study and reflection. If you have more specific questions, feel free to ask. The goal is to foster a deeper understanding of these teachings.

@@AMdawah1 wow, you actually answer these questions. When I saw you had such a long response I assumed you copied and pasted, after reading I see you are giving each response to each question. Much respect

Thank you for sharing your perspective. In Islam, the dietary laws, including the prohibition of pig, are part of the comprehensive guidance provided by Allah. These rules are meant to help Muslims lead a life that is healthy, spiritually fulfilling, and in accordance with divine wisdom. While these guidelines might seem dogmatic, they are rooted in a deep tradition of faith, reflection, and understanding. The intention behind following these rules is not merely about strict adherence but about recognizing the wisdom behind Allah’s commands and how they benefit us physically, morally, and spiritually. It's about nurturing a sense of discipline, obedience, and mindfulness in our daily lives. I appreciate your engagement and encourage open dialogue to foster mutual understanding and respect.

Thank you for your thoughtful question. It’s great to have respectful and curious discussions about faith. In Islam, we believe that Allah is all-knowing, all-wise, and His knowledge encompasses everything past, present, and future. Allah's decisions and plans are based on His infinite wisdom and knowledge. Regarding your question about whether Allah can change His mind, it’s important to understand that from an Islamic perspective, Allah’s knowledge is perfect and complete. When Allah decrees something, it is part of His perfect plan, which takes into account all aspects of time and existence. Therefore, the concept of changing His mind does not apply to Allah as it does to humans, because His knowledge is not limited or subject to change. The story of Job (Prophet Ayub in Islam) you mentioned is indeed a profound example of faith and patience. In Islam, Ayub (peace be upon him) was tested with severe trials, but these trials were part of Allah’s plan to demonstrate Ayub's unwavering faith and patience. It was not that Allah changed His mind, but rather that the trials and subsequent relief were all part of the preordained test and the lessons it was meant to convey. A key verse in the Quran that emphasizes the completion and perfection of Islam is found in Surah Al-Ma'idah (5:3), where Allah says: "This day I have perfected for you your religion and completed My favor upon you and have approved for you Islam as religion." This verse signifies that Islam, as a complete way of life, has been perfected and nothing more needs to be added or changed in Allah’s plan. Allah’s tests and trials are meant for us to grow in faith and reliance on Him. While His decree is unchanging, our understanding and response to His plans are what shape our spiritual journey. I hope this helps clarify your question. Feel free to ask more if you have any other queries or thoughts.

@@AMdawah1 thankyou for your response. That dose actually clarify it for me.

@@jnib6090 You’re very welcome! I’m glad to hear that my response helped clarify things for you. If you have any more questions or thoughts in the future, feel free to reach out. It's always great to have meaningful and respectful discussions about faith. Have a wonderful day!

Thank you for sharing your thoughts. It's important to have respectful and informed discussions about religious beliefs. Here are some points to consider regarding your comment: Archaeological Evidence: Islamic history, like all ancient histories, has varying degrees of archaeological evidence. While some specific claims may lack direct archaeological support, the broader context of early Islamic history is supported by archaeological findings, such as ancient inscriptions and artifacts from the Arabian Peninsula. Historical Evidence of the Quran: The Quran, revealed over 1400 years ago, is preserved in its original language and has a significant body of scholarly work dedicated to its study and preservation. Manuscripts such as the Birmingham Quran manuscript date back to the time of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) and provide evidence of the Quran’s early existence. Scholarly Interest: The Quran and early Islamic history are studied by scholars of various backgrounds, not just Muslims. Institutions and universities worldwide have departments dedicated to Islamic studies, where the Quran and its historical context are examined critically. Comparing Scriptures: Both the Quran and the Bible are significant religious texts with extensive historical impact. They are studied for their religious, historical, and cultural importance. Each text has its own body of supporting evidence and scholarly research. The differences in focus and findings are often due to the different historical contexts and methodologies used in studying these texts. Islamic Perspective: Muslims believe in the Quran as the final revelation from Allah, and its preservation and memorization across centuries is seen as a testament to its divine origin. The Quran itself references historical events and places, many of which are subjects of ongoing archaeological and scholarly research. It’s essential to approach such topics with an open mind and a willingness to explore different perspectives. If you’re interested, I encourage you to look into scholarly works on early Islamic history and the Quran. Dialogue and understanding between different faiths can enrich our knowledge and appreciation of our shared human history.

@@AMdawah1 Sorry but this is factually incorrect. 1, When you say archaeological evidence please can you bring me some showing support of Muhammads accounts , pre Muhammed, plus where they differ from biblical accounts and from non biased sources? 2, As for the Birmingham manuscript it's average carbon date is before Muhammeds first revelation, only has 18 verses, which also contains errors. There are no manuscripts from Uthman . You have no complete Qurans , and I'm not 100% sure but I believe it's at least hundred twenty years after Muhammad. After Muhammed Uthman collected and burned many manuscripts, partial and full copies, that didn't match one another. Read Sahih Al bukhari 6:61:510.. Now Muslim scholars and apologists argue these are just different dialect. Well as far as I'm aware differences in dialect can only be detected by diacritical Marking and these markings wasn't introduced to the Arabic language until hundreds of years later... There's also other problems with the claim of perfect preservation. Please type in TH-cam Muslim scholar " Dr Shahzad Saleem on preservation of the Quran". You will hear Shahzad Saleem talk after Muhammad there were different Qurans, with different number of chapters, with different words, with different meaning. Along with other errors in your early manuscripts . . Shabir Ali talks of different Qurans today with different words with different meaning.. Now I'm not so disingenuous as to claims any of these problems of preservation effects Islamic theology but they most definitely effect meaning. I also can bring to your attention lots of photo evidence of just 6 of your earliest manuscripts with thousands and thousands of errors. Under laying text very different from the top layer of text.? 3, Muslims are lied to about bible preservation also.. This so called corruption, these so called changes, all surround hardly anything. All combined it's half % of the Bible. That's the lot!! Hardly unreliable and what's more is the Quran has the same sorts of variants.. I'll leave you with Muslim favourite atheist scholar to use against Christians, Dr Bart Erhman in his interview with AP. He said " The variants in the bible are hardly anything. A missing letter from a word, missed spellings, different dialect, things of that nature. Things that are easily worked out.. They effect no Christian teaching".. Forgive me for any mistakes I'm truly truly exhausted after a car crash yesterday.. God bless you and your family..

You didn't show me any archaeological evidence for islam pre Muhammed and the Qurans claims that differ from biblical accounts?? Merely stating something isn't evidence. Please can you show me actual evidence, archaeological or written for islam pre Muhammed and the Qurans accounts?

Thank you for your comment. I understand why this can be confusing. Here’s another way to look at it from an Islamic perspective: Divine Decree and Free Will: Framework and Freedom: Think of Allah's divine decree as setting the framework or boundaries within which the universe operates. Within this framework, humans have the freedom to make their own choices. Life as a Path: Imagine life as a journey on a path with many intersections. Allah knows all the possible paths and the outcomes of each one. However, you choose which intersections to take. Example: Navigation System: Consider a GPS system that knows all possible routes to a destination. The system knows where you will end up based on your chosen route, but you decide which turns to take. Similarly, Allah’s knowledge encompasses all our potential choices, but we are the ones making those choices. Accountability: Personal Responsibility: Because we are the ones making decisions within the framework Allah has set, we are responsible for our actions and will be judged accordingly. So, divine decree provides the overall structure, but within that structure, we exercise our free will and are accountable for our choices. This balance ensures that we are responsible for our actions while acknowledging Allah's comprehensive knowledge. I hope this helps clarify how divine decree and free will coexist in Islam. If you have any more questions, feel free to ask!

@@AMdawah1 It is not confusing at all. We can not have both. We. can. not. have. both.

@@philipcoriolis6614 Thank you for your feedback. I understand this can be a challenging concept. Let me try to explain it in another way: Divine Decree (Qadar): Knowledge and Permission: Allah knows everything that will happen and permits it to happen. This doesn't mean He forces us to make those choices. Free Will: Human Choice: Within the scope of Allah’s knowledge and permission, we have the freedom to make our own choices. Analogy: Author and Characters: Think of Allah as an author writing a book. The author knows every detail of the story and how it will end, but within the story, the characters make their own decisions. The author’s knowledge of the plot doesn’t take away the characters’ freedom within the story. Accountability: Responsibility: Just like characters in a story, we are responsible for the choices we make within the framework set by Allah. In summary, Allah’s comprehensive knowledge includes all our choices, but we still make those choices freely and are responsible for them. This is how divine decree and free will coexist in Islamic belief. I hope this explanation helps clarify the concept. Feel free to share any further questions or thoughts!

what do you mean?

@@AMdawah1 he means true happiness is in Jesus Christ Amen.

@@MaVictor. Thank you for sharing your perspective. I respect your belief in Jesus Christ and understand that many find happiness through their faith in him. In Islam, we believe that true happiness comes from a strong relationship with Allah, following His guidance, and living a life of purpose and righteousness. For Muslims, Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) is the final messenger, and we find true happiness and contentment through the teachings of Islam. Both our faiths emphasize the importance of spirituality and connection with the Divine, which is a beautiful common ground. May Allah guide you to the truth and may you find peace and true happiness in your journey. I hope you embrace Islam one day.