Scientific Miracles In the Quran? | Young Muslim vs GodLogic! 

Amen. Smart kid

Amen to that

Hopefully a well-educated atheist :)

@@alonzoharris9049 hellooo there!! Its all about Christ beleive it or not! Jesus Christ is in the mind of Atheists, Muslims and Christians either positive or negative its not about emotion like muslims crying while kissing a black stone arab pagan god!

@@alonzoharris9049 To be a muslim preacher one needs a footnote and a word document 🤣🤣🤣

He, the Almighty, says: "Do those who disbelieve not see that the heavens and the earth were a joined entity, and We separated them and made from water every living thing? Then will they not believe?" (Quran 21:30) To understand the meaning of this noble verse correctly and grasp what the Arabic language implies, it is necessary to clarify some matters: 1. Reflecting on the context of the verses is essential for proper understanding. It seems to the reader that the context of this verse is aimed at refuting the polytheists' false beliefs and responding to their misguided claims. Ibn Kathir, in his interpretation of the Quran, explains that this verse highlights Allah's complete power and authority in His creation and control over all creatures. It emphasizes that Allah is the independent Creator and the absolute Administrator. It questions how people can worship other gods besides Him or associate partners with Him when they see that the heavens and the earth were initially joined together and then separated, and from water, everything living was created. All of this serves as clear evidence of the existence of the chosen Creator who has power over all things. 2. The general forms of expression in the Arabic language are not always meant to be taken in an absolute sense. They can be specific. Scholars have pointed out that many general statements in the Quran are actually specific. For example, the phrase "from water, every living thing" can be specific to creatures that require water, like humans and animals, or those created through reproductive fluids. It does not necessarily include angels or jinn since they have different origins and do not rely on water for their creation. 3. The creation of jinn from fire is their original creation by Allah, just as humans were created initially from clay and then reproduced through sexual reproduction. Since we have no knowledge of how jinn reproduce, it remains possible that they reproduce through their own reproductive fluids. Those who deny this possibility would need sensory, rational, or religious evidence to support their claim, which might not be available. In summary, the verse emphasizes Allah's power in creating and controlling all things. The general statement about everything being created from water can be understood as specific to creatures that rely on water for their creation and reproduction, while it may not include angels or jinn. The creation of jinn from fire is their original creation, and their method of reproduction remains unknown.

@@user-wq2gs8eu7lwell said!

@@mohamedshahin2009, nothing anyone can do if you choose to live your life with your eyes closed. All I say is that at death, the truth will be sadly revealed.

This young boy wasn't listening

​@@mohamedshahin2009listen to Christian Prince, an arab muslim..... He will teach quran with prove from Islamic sources

Truly, he is a smart kid.... may our good Lord Jesus Christ touch him and speak to him to reveal his misconception about Islame coming from god. May he realize that his god has given a lower stature for his mother and his sister in kran. May he find out his god and so called self proclaimed profit called his women as half brain, doomed to be in hell fire due to their mens's who can brst feed adult who have beard and mutah is license to commit adultery and prostution. May the kid realize that his words are his own which can't be a word of another person so as to remind of his very presence in lifetime. Likewise, the Word of God that became flesh to be Jesus Christ is of the very same God against whom he stands to proclaim a false god alla as god. The Word of God is everlasting and so is Jesus Christ. Our lord Jesus Christ loves children and may this kid realize that Jesus Christ is his heavenly father whom he can always address lovingly as abba, father, friend, King of Peace.

Muslims force feed their kids scripts

Why is he misguided, because you say so?! Your bible is full of contradiction and unknown authors and you think this kid is misguided? Lol. Wake up!!

@@shamkhan752 The Bible has 40 authors and our Bible scholars have done an amazing job pointing where the variations are in the Bible, talking about transparency that the quran does not have and we have manuscripts etc. Who wrote your quran ? You got the goat who ate in the quran and Uthman the king who was not a calipha not a companion of Muhammad burnt a bunch of quran and despite that, there are 37 other qurans. The Bible confirms history and history confirms the bible as well and the quran is no where to found.

He, the Almighty, says: "Do those who disbelieve not see that the heavens and the earth were a joined entity, and We separated them and made from water every living thing? Then will they not believe?" (Quran 21:30) To understand the meaning of this noble verse correctly and grasp what the Arabic language implies, it is necessary to clarify some matters: 1. Reflecting on the context of the verses is essential for proper understanding. It seems to the reader that the context of this verse is aimed at refuting the polytheists' false beliefs and responding to their misguided claims. Ibn Kathir, in his interpretation of the Quran, explains that this verse highlights Allah's complete power and authority in His creation and control over all creatures. It emphasizes that Allah is the independent Creator and the absolute Administrator. It questions how people can worship other gods besides Him or associate partners with Him when they see that the heavens and the earth were initially joined together and then separated, and from water, everything living was created. All of this serves as clear evidence of the existence of the chosen Creator who has power over all things. 2. The general forms of expression in the Arabic language are not always meant to be taken in an absolute sense. They can be specific. Scholars have pointed out that many general statements in the Quran are actually specific. For example, the phrase "from water, every living thing" can be specific to creatures that require water, like humans and animals, or those created through reproductive fluids. It does not necessarily include angels or jinn since they have different origins and do not rely on water for their creation. 3. The creation of jinn from fire is their original creation by Allah, just as humans were created initially from clay and then reproduced through sexual reproduction. Since we have no knowledge of how jinn reproduce, it remains possible that they reproduce through their own reproductive fluids. Those who deny this possibility would need sensory, rational, or religious evidence to support their claim, which might not be available. In summary, the verse emphasizes Allah's power in creating and controlling all things. The general statement about everything being created from water can be understood as specific to creatures that rely on water for their creation and reproduction, while it may not include angels or jinn. The creation of jinn from fire is their original creation, and their method of reproduction remains unknown.

Muhammad married a 9 year old child among other immoral acts and muslims claim that he is mankinds perfect example!!!!! I think the world knows who is misguided lol!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!@@shamkhan752

What did you glean from this conversation?

@@islamtruth6994 that Islam is clearly a false religion that stays alive because of brainwashing practices and people refuse to accept even the most obvious truthful answer so they lie to get out of situations

Wtf 🤣🤣. Let me refute this stupid. Every living thing from water. “Do the disbelievers not realize that the heavens and earth were ˹once˺ one mass then We split them apart?1 And We created from water every living thing. Will they not then believe?”Quran 21:30 This is the full verse which talks about the creation of Heaven and Earth and then living things. So its speaking in chronology. 1.First Universe. 2.Living things. Angels were already created and were in existance before the universe.

@@muslimboyilyas775 Your god and prophet said that women have sperm coming from their upper ribs and if a a woman has an orgasm first, the baby will be a girl and if the man has an orgasm first the baby will be a boy. That alone shows everyone in the 21st Century that Islam is false. Period. However, if you want more, I can serve you plenty. Do you really want to go there? Also, Quran says Al-lah made heavens first then turned to create the earth . . . Then later al-lah created all the earth then turned to create the heavens. Which is it? That is called a contradiction. I will give you time to go to Home Depot to buy several rolls of duct tape. You are going to need it.

@@muslimboyilyas775 do u live at the west coast?

It was witnessed by his followers, his enemies, people in different cities and leaders in different countries. Was documented by the king of India at the time he was non muslim and became muslim after he learned more about it being Muhammad pbuh. Also more recently NASA has also confirmed it to be true.

Islam is a copycat religion... Judaism/Christianity has Moses parting the sea, so Islam has Muhammad splitting the moon. They forget that Moses "re-united" the sea again. There is no reconstitution of the moon in Islam. Christianity has the Virgin Birth of Jesus so Islam has the virgin birth of Isa. Christianity has the Bethlehem Star so Islam responds with a bright light shining out of Amina's (Muhammad's mother) birth canal when he (Muhammad) was born.

@@Thee_Hamza lol... noone on the whole World witnessing this Event. NONE Botato lying Cult... Is the moon Split? No Or did allah tauhid (unify) the moon again before someone could witness it? 🤣🤣🤣🤦‍♂️

@@Thee_Hamza either you are being sarcastic or you are just ignorant. About the king of india stuff is a cooked up story. Both muhammed and this king lived in different centuries 😁😁

@@Thee_Hamza must be why so there’s many external writings about witnessing this moon splitting 🙄🤪. And no dude. Nasa HAS NOT EVER confirmed that ridiculously several hundred yr later claim. On the contrary, they specifically made a video calling it a lie. U ppl will believe anything and everything except the truth. Wow

He, the Almighty, says: "Do those who disbelieve not see that the heavens and the earth were a joined entity, and We separated them and made from water every living thing? Then will they not believe?" (Quran 21:30) To understand the meaning of this noble verse correctly and grasp what the Arabic language implies, it is necessary to clarify some matters: 1. Reflecting on the context of the verses is essential for proper understanding. It seems to the reader that the context of this verse is aimed at refuting the polytheists' false beliefs and responding to their misguided claims. Ibn Kathir, in his interpretation of the Quran, explains that this verse highlights Allah's complete power and authority in His creation and control over all creatures. It emphasizes that Allah is the independent Creator and the absolute Administrator. It questions how people can worship other gods besides Him or associate partners with Him when they see that the heavens and the earth were initially joined together and then separated, and from water, everything living was created. All of this serves as clear evidence of the existence of the chosen Creator who has power over all things. 2. The general forms of expression in the Arabic language are not always meant to be taken in an absolute sense. They can be specific. Scholars have pointed out that many general statements in the Quran are actually specific. For example, the phrase "from water, every living thing" can be specific to creatures that require water, like humans and animals, or those created through reproductive fluids. It does not necessarily include angels or jinn since they have different origins and do not rely on water for their creation. 3. The creation of jinn from fire is their original creation by Allah, just as humans were created initially from clay and then reproduced through sexual reproduction. Since we have no knowledge of how jinn reproduce, it remains possible that they reproduce through their own reproductive fluids. Those who deny this possibility would need sensory, rational, or religious evidence to support their claim, which might not be available. In summary, the verse emphasizes Allah's power in creating and controlling all things. The general statement about everything being created from water can be understood as specific to creatures that rely on water for their creation and reproduction, while it may not include angels or jinn. The creation of jinn from fire is their original creation, and their method of reproduction remains unknown.

He, the Almighty, says: "Do those who disbelieve not see that the heavens and the earth were a joined entity, and We separated them and made from water every living thing? Then will they not believe?" (Quran 21:30) To understand the meaning of this noble verse correctly and grasp what the Arabic language implies, it is necessary to clarify some matters: 1. Reflecting on the context of the verses is essential for proper understanding. It seems to the reader that the context of this verse is aimed at refuting the polytheists' false beliefs and responding to their misguided claims. Ibn Kathir, in his interpretation of the Quran, explains that this verse highlights Allah's complete power and authority in His creation and control over all creatures. It emphasizes that Allah is the independent Creator and the absolute Administrator. It questions how people can worship other gods besides Him or associate partners with Him when they see that the heavens and the earth were initially joined together and then separated, and from water, everything living was created. All of this serves as clear evidence of the existence of the chosen Creator who has power over all things. 2. The general forms of expression in the Arabic language are not always meant to be taken in an absolute sense. They can be specific. Scholars have pointed out that many general statements in the Quran are actually specific. For example, the phrase "from water, every living thing" can be specific to creatures that require water, like humans and animals, or those created through reproductive fluids. It does not necessarily include angels or jinn since they have different origins and do not rely on water for their creation. 3. The creation of jinn from fire is their original creation by Allah, just as humans were created initially from clay and then reproduced through sexual reproduction. Since we have no knowledge of how jinn reproduce, it remains possible that they reproduce through their own reproductive fluids. Those who deny this possibility would need sensory, rational, or religious evidence to support their claim, which might not be available. In summary, the verse emphasizes Allah's power in creating and controlling all things. The general statement about everything being created from water can be understood as specific to creatures that rely on water for their creation and reproduction, while it may not include angels or jinn. The creation of jinn from fire is their original creation, and their method of reproduction remains unknown.

Everytime I debate Muslims I turn into Sam Shamoun. They lie and deflect so much its INFURIATING.

I am from India too.. Christ is Lord..

@@jakekolbe prove it ...

He, the Almighty, says: "Do those who disbelieve not see that the heavens and the earth were a joined entity, and We separated them and made from water every living thing? Then will they not believe?" (Quran 21:30) To understand the meaning of this noble verse correctly and grasp what the Arabic language implies, it is necessary to clarify some matters: 1. Reflecting on the context of the verses is essential for proper understanding. It seems to the reader that the context of this verse is aimed at refuting the polytheists' false beliefs and responding to their misguided claims. Ibn Kathir, in his interpretation of the Quran, explains that this verse highlights Allah's complete power and authority in His creation and control over all creatures. It emphasizes that Allah is the independent Creator and the absolute Administrator. It questions how people can worship other gods besides Him or associate partners with Him when they see that the heavens and the earth were initially joined together and then separated, and from water, everything living was created. All of this serves as clear evidence of the existence of the chosen Creator who has power over all things. 2. The general forms of expression in the Arabic language are not always meant to be taken in an absolute sense. They can be specific. Scholars have pointed out that many general statements in the Quran are actually specific. For example, the phrase "from water, every living thing" can be specific to creatures that require water, like humans and animals, or those created through reproductive fluids. It does not necessarily include angels or jinn since they have different origins and do not rely on water for their creation. 3. The creation of jinn from fire is their original creation by Allah, just as humans were created initially from clay and then reproduced through sexual reproduction. Since we have no knowledge of how jinn reproduce, it remains possible that they reproduce through their own reproductive fluids. Those who deny this possibility would need sensory, rational, or religious evidence to support their claim, which might not be available. In summary, the verse emphasizes Allah's power in creating and controlling all things. The general statement about everything being created from water can be understood as specific to creatures that rely on water for their creation and reproduction, while it may not include angels or jinn. The creation of jinn from fire is their original creation, and their method of reproduction remains unknown.

He, the Almighty, says: "Do those who disbelieve not see that the heavens and the earth were a joined entity, and We separated them and made from water every living thing? Then will they not believe?" (Quran 21:30) To understand the meaning of this noble verse correctly and grasp what the Arabic language implies, it is necessary to clarify some matters: 1. Reflecting on the context of the verses is essential for proper understanding. It seems to the reader that the context of this verse is aimed at refuting the polytheists' false beliefs and responding to their misguided claims. Ibn Kathir, in his interpretation of the Quran, explains that this verse highlights Allah's complete power and authority in His creation and control over all creatures. It emphasizes that Allah is the independent Creator and the absolute Administrator. It questions how people can worship other gods besides Him or associate partners with Him when they see that the heavens and the earth were initially joined together and then separated, and from water, everything living was created. All of this serves as clear evidence of the existence of the chosen Creator who has power over all things. 2. The general forms of expression in the Arabic language are not always meant to be taken in an absolute sense. They can be specific. Scholars have pointed out that many general statements in the Quran are actually specific. For example, the phrase "from water, every living thing" can be specific to creatures that require water, like humans and animals, or those created through reproductive fluids. It does not necessarily include angels or jinn since they have different origins and do not rely on water for their creation. 3. The creation of jinn from fire is their original creation by Allah, just as humans were created initially from clay and then reproduced through sexual reproduction. Since we have no knowledge of how jinn reproduce, it remains possible that they reproduce through their own reproductive fluids. Those who deny this possibility would need sensory, rational, or religious evidence to support their claim, which might not be available. In summary, the verse emphasizes Allah's power in creating and controlling all things. The general statement about everything being created from water can be understood as specific to creatures that rely on water for their creation and reproduction, while it may not include angels or jinn. The creation of jinn from fire is their original creation, and their method of reproduction remains unknown.

Yep, s ee YT video ' They're Leaving Islam '

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You are lying bro..The growth of the Muslim population also is helped by the fact that Muslims have the youngest median age (24 in 2015) of all major religious groups, more than seven years younger than the median age of non-Muslims (32)

@@laminkceesay2952 from many wives and many children

@@allo5170 yeah😂😂😂

i agree on the contradiction , however we can't also say God would have said this or that. that type of thinking puts us in a very awkward spot. but i hear you 🙂

@@jasper7 Humans are not made of water if you want to be scientifically accurate. While there is a lot of water inside us, we are carbon-based life-forms and there are no water molecules inside our DNA. You cannot take a bucket of pure water and turn it into a living organism. The idea that living things are made of water goes back to the ancient times, the Greeks already talked about it. Water was seen as one of the building blocks of things around us and it was easy to observe that living things contained a lot of it and needed it to survive. However, it's our DNA that makes us what we are and you can remove all the water from living things and still know exactly what it is based on the DNA. If another sacred book said that we're made of water (and the Quran didn't), many Muslims would point out that this is a very simplistic and inaccurate scientific view, however, since it's in the Quran then we don't understand enough biology...

@@jasper7 youtube this title. Yasir Qadhi Exposes Islam’s Four Stages of Deception

@@jasper7 Does the sun set in a muddy spring?🙄

@@indigatorveritatis219 i does not because that is a made up story by mohammed, he was not educated because other wise he could read and write.

He, the Almighty, says: "Do those who disbelieve not see that the heavens and the earth were a joined entity, and We separated them and made from water every living thing? Then will they not believe?" (Quran 21:30) To understand the meaning of this noble verse correctly and grasp what the Arabic language implies, it is necessary to clarify some matters: 1. Reflecting on the context of the verses is essential for proper understanding. It seems to the reader that the context of this verse is aimed at refuting the polytheists' false beliefs and responding to their misguided claims. Ibn Kathir, in his interpretation of the Quran, explains that this verse highlights Allah's complete power and authority in His creation and control over all creatures. It emphasizes that Allah is the independent Creator and the absolute Administrator. It questions how people can worship other gods besides Him or associate partners with Him when they see that the heavens and the earth were initially joined together and then separated, and from water, everything living was created. All of this serves as clear evidence of the existence of the chosen Creator who has power over all things. 2. The general forms of expression in the Arabic language are not always meant to be taken in an absolute sense. They can be specific. Scholars have pointed out that many general statements in the Quran are actually specific. For example, the phrase "from water, every living thing" can be specific to creatures that require water, like humans and animals, or those created through reproductive fluids. It does not necessarily include angels or jinn since they have different origins and do not rely on water for their creation. 3. The creation of jinn from fire is their original creation by Allah, just as humans were created initially from clay and then reproduced through sexual reproduction. Since we have no knowledge of how jinn reproduce, it remains possible that they reproduce through their own reproductive fluids. Those who deny this possibility would need sensory, rational, or religious evidence to support their claim, which might not be available. In summary, the verse emphasizes Allah's power in creating and controlling all things. The general statement about everything being created from water can be understood as specific to creatures that rely on water for their creation and reproduction, while it may not include angels or jinn. The creation of jinn from fire is their original creation, and their method of reproduction remains unknown.

Amen! Awesome conversation

We should pray for you as well for the truth to come to you

@@laminkceesay2952 Unfortunately you would be praying to the product of qutham's hallucinations Not the True God.

@@Ytulipss according to Jesus ..who is the only true God .... answer that ..then will move on ....

@@laminkceesay2952Sure dear We'll move on my terms, I'll answer your questions but You'll also answer mine,....Now if your talking about John 17:3...Jesus is simply addressing the Father for being the only true God since this is what he truly is,John 17:3 does not refute the plain teaching of the Gospel of John, or the entire message of the Holy Bible, that the Lord Jesus is fully God in essence.The only true God exists as more than one Person. The Holy Scriptures plainly show that both the Son and the Holy Spirit are also truly God. Now question to you,Can you Produce a Quranic reference attacking the exact formulation of the Trinity as hammered out by Christians in the official Creeds.

Other approaches are also good, because some of them were beaten from childhood and force the believe in them, so sometimes it's good to force it out of them, foe some of them only know that language 😉 😄 😀

Other approaches are also good, because some of them were beaten from childhood and force the believe in them, so sometimes it's good to force it out of them, foe some of them only know that language 😉 😄 😀

@@theman8070 They should do do on their times and theirs own shows. Sam used to Hijack Adam Seekers Channel, and then even Avery's. Chris Claus has to be calmed down and has to be corrected by Avery NOT to be rude towards muslim guests. Avery can stand his ground without the assistance of Sam and Chris Claus. If you want to see muslim keep coming, you gotta treat them kindness 🌄✝️♥️🤗🙏👍🌄

@@alonzoharris9049Awwwwe Sweetie, Compared to the mental issues of your hero prophet.mohammed, the mental issues that you perceive of Sam and Chris are like morning dew on grass.🌄🤔✝️♥️🤗🙏👍🌄

@@alonzoharris9049 So did Ego.maniacs like Ida Amin, Saddam Hussein, Hitler, Stalin and the communist heads of North Korea and China. But they are all saints when compared against prophet mohammed🌄✝️♥️🤗🙏👍🌄

He, the Almighty, says: "Do those who disbelieve not see that the heavens and the earth were a joined entity, and We separated them and made from water every living thing? Then will they not believe?" (Quran 21:30) To understand the meaning of this noble verse correctly and grasp what the Arabic language implies, it is necessary to clarify some matters: 1. Reflecting on the context of the verses is essential for proper understanding. It seems to the reader that the context of this verse is aimed at refuting the polytheists' false beliefs and responding to their misguided claims. Ibn Kathir, in his interpretation of the Quran, explains that this verse highlights Allah's complete power and authority in His creation and control over all creatures. It emphasizes that Allah is the independent Creator and the absolute Administrator. It questions how people can worship other gods besides Him or associate partners with Him when they see that the heavens and the earth were initially joined together and then separated, and from water, everything living was created. All of this serves as clear evidence of the existence of the chosen Creator who has power over all things. 2. The general forms of expression in the Arabic language are not always meant to be taken in an absolute sense. They can be specific. Scholars have pointed out that many general statements in the Quran are actually specific. For example, the phrase "from water, every living thing" can be specific to creatures that require water, like humans and animals, or those created through reproductive fluids. It does not necessarily include angels or jinn since they have different origins and do not rely on water for their creation. 3. The creation of jinn from fire is their original creation by Allah, just as humans were created initially from clay and then reproduced through sexual reproduction. Since we have no knowledge of how jinn reproduce, it remains possible that they reproduce through their own reproductive fluids. Those who deny this possibility would need sensory, rational, or religious evidence to support their claim, which might not be available. In summary, the verse emphasizes Allah's power in creating and controlling all things. The general statement about everything being created from water can be understood as specific to creatures that rely on water for their creation and reproduction, while it may not include angels or jinn. The creation of jinn from fire is their original creation, and their method of reproduction remains unknown.

He, the Almighty, says: "Do those who disbelieve not see that the heavens and the earth were a joined entity, and We separated them and made from water every living thing? Then will they not believe?" (Quran 21:30) To understand the meaning of this noble verse correctly and grasp what the Arabic language implies, it is necessary to clarify some matters: 1. Reflecting on the context of the verses is essential for proper understanding. It seems to the reader that the context of this verse is aimed at refuting the polytheists' false beliefs and responding to their misguided claims. Ibn Kathir, in his interpretation of the Quran, explains that this verse highlights Allah's complete power and authority in His creation and control over all creatures. It emphasizes that Allah is the independent Creator and the absolute Administrator. It questions how people can worship other gods besides Him or associate partners with Him when they see that the heavens and the earth were initially joined together and then separated, and from water, everything living was created. All of this serves as clear evidence of the existence of the chosen Creator who has power over all things. 2. The general forms of expression in the Arabic language are not always meant to be taken in an absolute sense. They can be specific. Scholars have pointed out that many general statements in the Quran are actually specific. For example, the phrase "from water, every living thing" can be specific to creatures that require water, like humans and animals, or those created through reproductive fluids. It does not necessarily include angels or jinn since they have different origins and do not rely on water for their creation. 3. The creation of jinn from fire is their original creation by Allah, just as humans were created initially from clay and then reproduced through sexual reproduction. Since we have no knowledge of how jinn reproduce, it remains possible that they reproduce through their own reproductive fluids. Those who deny this possibility would need sensory, rational, or religious evidence to support their claim, which might not be available. In summary, the verse emphasizes Allah's power in creating and controlling all things. The general statement about everything being created from water can be understood as specific to creatures that rely on water for their creation and reproduction, while it may not include angels or jinn. The creation of jinn from fire is their original creation, and their method of reproduction remains unknown.

He, the Almighty, says: "Do those who disbelieve not see that the heavens and the earth were a joined entity, and We separated them and made from water every living thing? Then will they not believe?" (Quran 21:30) To understand the meaning of this noble verse correctly and grasp what the Arabic language implies, it is necessary to clarify some matters: 1. Reflecting on the context of the verses is essential for proper understanding. It seems to the reader that the context of this verse is aimed at refuting the polytheists' false beliefs and responding to their misguided claims. Ibn Kathir, in his interpretation of the Quran, explains that this verse highlights Allah's complete power and authority in His creation and control over all creatures. It emphasizes that Allah is the independent Creator and the absolute Administrator. It questions how people can worship other gods besides Him or associate partners with Him when they see that the heavens and the earth were initially joined together and then separated, and from water, everything living was created. All of this serves as clear evidence of the existence of the chosen Creator who has power over all things. 2. The general forms of expression in the Arabic language are not always meant to be taken in an absolute sense. They can be specific. Scholars have pointed out that many general statements in the Quran are actually specific. For example, the phrase "from water, every living thing" can be specific to creatures that require water, like humans and animals, or those created through reproductive fluids. It does not necessarily include angels or jinn since they have different origins and do not rely on water for their creation. 3. The creation of jinn from fire is their original creation by Allah, just as humans were created initially from clay and then reproduced through sexual reproduction. Since we have no knowledge of how jinn reproduce, it remains possible that they reproduce through their own reproductive fluids. Those who deny this possibility would need sensory, rational, or religious evidence to support their claim, which might not be available. In summary, the verse emphasizes Allah's power in creating and controlling all things. The general statement about everything being created from water can be understood as specific to creatures that rely on water for their creation and reproduction, while it may not include angels or jinn. The creation of jinn from fire is their original creation, and their method of reproduction remains unknown.

As RC said, they are sending their children to debate because there are no real men left in Islam.

The men ran away 🏃

According to them they are not children because they are older than Aisha who they believe was ready to have sex at 9 😂

Please share how fruit trees existed before the sun according to the Bible.

@@islamtruth6994 Can you share which verse you are talking about???

@@kamekameha721 please read Genesis 1, the chapter, loads of errors there. It's not long. You will find fruit trees were created before the sun, which is totally false. You will also find that a day existed before the sun, when in fact, a day occurs because of the sun. The entire story is made up and is primitive for us in 21st century.

@@islamtruth6994 Before I respond to your questions!!!! I would like to ask you about Surah 3 Ayah 3. It is the allah that send the Torah and Injil????

@@kamekameha721 the Torah and the Injil, not the Bible. The Torah and Injil that were revealed are not in their original forms. They have been corrupted. Hence, you find errors like in Genesis 1, which states fruit trees existed before the sun, but we know that is false.

Last Prophet So you are also last prophet correcting the Last Prophet Mhmd? So let us agree that Quran and Allah is WRONG about "All living things is made from water"

@@childofgod4862 fire 🔥 uses ignition fuel and oxygen it doesn't require water I'm no saying fire is alive or dead though while it burns it is definitely a living force you're correct in your statement but fire could well be Alive especially as a by product of molten rock like volcanic activity a very interesting thing thanks for the thought provocation cool😎👍👈🙋🏻ingredients very interesting @Child of God I'm Hariel Godbless You

@@childofgod4862 Exactly

Hello mr Mohammed… how is hell??

@@childofgod4862 Can you turn a bucket of water into a living organism?

Lets talk islam and christianity ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Q7eimjBhXvg.html

Right! 😂😂 We don’t discriminate here 😁

@@GodLogicApologetics its our duty to speak up against hypocrites and liars. I find it amazing how your doing the dawah for us lol we appreciate it. People who might not know anything about islam will want to learn more because of your hate. 🫶🏽🙌🏽😆

@@GodLogicApologeticsthis is what Jesus will say to people like you. Matthew 7:21-23 21Not every one that saith unto me, Lord, Lord, shall enter into the kingdom of heaven; but he that doeth the will of my Father which is in heaven. 22Many will say to me in that day, Lord, Lord, have we not prophesied in thy name? and in thy name have cast out devils? and in thy name done many wonderful works? 23And then will I profess unto them, I never knew you: depart from me, ye that work iniquity.

@@Thee_Hamza Where is he telling them to depart to?

@@GodLogicApologetics Away from him because he wants nothing to do with those types of people who call him Lord.

Satan works hard to keep men in bondage through islam and other false religions.

Wow God bless you

Ibn footnotes has run away from the park.😂 it has been over a month since he was last there.

There is a lot

There is lot of us

I presume that you are an evangelical christian and you believe in the doctrine of the trinity and vicarious atonement but not doing good works then you also believe as long as a man who rapes and murders your daughter and then repents and later on sin the same sin or a man rapes and murders your sister and then repents and later on sin the same sin or a man rape and murders your mother and then repents and later on sin the same sin or rapes and murders your wife and then repents and later on sin the same sin and evangelical christian still believes in the doctrine of the trinity and also believes that Jesus Christ died on the cross for his sins that he will be forgiven and will go to heaven and despite continuing to rape and murder innocent people but will still go to heaven as he still believe in the doctrine of the trinity and also as long as he still believes that Jesus died on the cross because you believe that this man is your evangelical christian brethren who you will embrace him but you also believe that good works are just like dirty rags according to your apostle Paul as your apostle Paul also said that faith alone believing that Jesus Christ died on the cross for your sins they you are forgiven and will go to heaven is your only salvation. According to christian evangelical theology, good works are the consequence of salvation and not its justification. They are the sign of a sincere and grateful faith. They include actions for the Great Commission, that is, Christian evangelism, service in the Church and charity. So Good works is a consequence but not a necessity for christian evangelical salvation. That if you confess with your mouth, “Jesus is Lord,” and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. For it is with your heart that you believe and are justified, and it is with your mouth that you confess and are saved. ~Romans 10:9-10 You cannot be saved by your good works, because no matter how hard you try, your “good” is not good enough for the perfectly holy and completely righteous God who alone grants salvation. Nor can you be saved by your moral perfection-no matter how moral or how perfect you are. As the Old Testament prophet Isaiah points out, your righteousness is about as good as a “snot rag”. (Isaiah 64:6 ). I have actually cleaned that up a bit, because the Hebrew phrase for filthy rags, ukabeged ehdim, literally means, “like as rags of menstruation.” Sorry if that disgusts you, but it’s Scripture-so blame Isaiah. The point is, both our acts of righteousness, and the quality of righteousness that we hope they produce, are disgusting to God. So if you are disgusted by Isaiah’s language, think of how God, who inspired Isaiah to choose those coarse words, is repulsed by our efforts to get him to save us. So what hope, then, is there for our salvation? Well, frankly, no hope resides within us. None whatsoever. Ephesians 2:1 says “As for you, you were dead in your transgressions and sins.” That’s how hopeless we are apart from God’s work to save us. You see, all a dead person can do is lay there and be dead, let alone try to be righteous before God.

@@syedhasan5861 Not sure what your point is actually. Salvation is from God. Even Muslims believe this. It is He who holds the keys to eternal life. The question then is how a person may attain eternal life. Islam holds that God judges your good deeds against your bad deeds, and then, maybe you will attain Jannah. Christianity holds that no one can, by their goods deeds, enter eternal life because of sin but more importantly, eternal life, is with God, in His presence. God is absolutely holy and pure. Who then can enter the presence of God? Well you know the answer. Thus God himself provided the sacrifice to pay the price of sin. Salvation then is through repentance and faith in Christ as our redeemer. As for what we can do? Exactly what the Apostles preached..repent and believe the Good News!

@@gusolsthoorn1002the catholic catechism states for a catholic to go to heaven they must believe in the doctrine of the trinity, they must believe in the vicarious atonement, they must repent after they committed a sinful deed, they must do good works and must perform catholic rituals such as attending mass and confessionals. All humans are going to sin even after receiving God's grace after repentance that is why believing catholics confess their sins to their catholic priest on a weekly basis to first repent for the sins they have committed for that week and then ask for absolution from their catholic priest. The evangelical christian belief states for a evangelical christian to go to heaven they must believe in the doctrine of the trinity , they must believe in the vicarious atonement and they must repent after they commit a sinful deed. Saved Not by Good Works To be clear, good works are bad when they are seen as the basis of salvation. A person is not saved by works but by God's grace through faith in Christ. The Apostle Paul explains: For by grace you have been saved through faith. And this is not your own doing; it is the gift of God, not a result of works, so that no one may boast. For we are his workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand, that we should walk in them. (Eph. 2:8-10) Works are not meritorious. Salvation is "not your own doing" and "not a result of works." Even the faith through which we receive salvation is a gracious gift from God. As fallen creatures, our best efforts are laced with sin. To borrow from Francis Schaeffer, how many finite buckets of good works would it take to fill the infinite gulf that exists between God and us because of our sin? Good works provide no basis for boasting because they are utterly worthless to save. The only foundation for salvation is Christ. We are saved by His works, not ours. To be clear, good works are bad when they are seen as the basis of salvation. A person is not saved by works but by God's grace through faith in Christ. The Apostle Paul explains: For by grace you have been saved through faith. And this is not your own doing; it is the gift of God, not a result of works, so that no one may boast. For we are his workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand, that we should walk in them. (Eph. 2:8-10) Works are not meritorious. Salvation is "not your own doing" and "not a result of works." Even the faith through which we receive salvation is a gracious gift from God. As fallen creatures, our best efforts are laced with sin. We are saved by His works, not ours.According to christian evangelical theology, good works are the consequence of salvation and not its justification. They are the sign of a sincere and grateful faith. They include actions for the Great Commission, that is, Christian evangelism, service in the Church and charity. So Good works is a consequence but not a necessity for christian evangelical salvation. That if you confess with your mouth, “Jesus is Lord,” and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. For it is with your heart that you believe and are justified, and it is with your mouth that you confess and are saved. ~Romans 10:9-10 You cannot be saved by your good works, because no matter how hard you try, your “good” is not good enough for the perfectly holy and completely righteous God who alone grants salvation. Nor can you be saved by your moral perfection-no matter how moral or how perfect you are. As the Old Testament prophet Isaiah points out, your righteousness is about as good as a “snot rag”. (Isaiah 64:6 ). I have actually cleaned that up a bit, because the Hebrew phrase for filthy rags, ukabeged ehdim, literally means, “like as rags of menstruation.” Sorry if that disgusts you, but it’s Scripture-so blame Isaiah. The point is, both our acts of righteousness, and the quality of righteousness that we hope they produce, are disgusting to God. So if you are disgusted by Isaiah’s language, think of how God, who inspired Isaiah to choose those coarse words, is repulsed by our efforts to get him to save us. So what hope, then, is there for our salvation? Well, frankly, no hope resides within us. None whatsoever. Ephesians 2:1 says “As for you, you were dead in your transgressions and sins.” That’s how hopeless we are apart from God’s work to save us. You see, all a dead person can do is lay there and be dead, let alone try to be righteous before God.

@@syedhasan5861 I disagree with you on another point. Our righteous acts are not disgusting to God. Consider Job, the LORD called him a blameless and upright. Consider Noah and Abraham God also considered them righteous and indeed there are many good people however this righteousness is considered as "filthy rags" if it is used to justify oneself as holy before an absolutely Holy God. So calling someone a righteous person is in a relative sense not an absolute one.

@@gusolsthoorn1002evangelical christian belief states that an evangelical christian will go to heaven through faith alone but not through doing good deeds. Evangelical christianity states they love the sinner but hates the sin. So when an evangelical christian raped and murdered 100 innocent women and he got caught and now he is on death row awaiting to be executed by electric chair and when he sits upon the execution chair and a evangelical christian pastor comes to read the sinful evangelical christian his last wrights and the sinful evangelical christian repents all his sins to the pastor and confirms to the pastor that the sinful evangelical christian believes in the doctrine of the trinity and vicarious atonement and then the electricity is switched on which it electricutes the sinful evangelical christian and dies then the evangelical christian church will say and claim that the electricuted evangelical christian is going to heaven because the blood shed by Jesus Christ on the cross will cleanse all the sins of the sinful evangelical christian. It shows your evangelical christianity theology does not have Justice as its virtue!

I presume that you are an evangelical christian and you believe in the doctrine of the trinity and vicarious atonement but not doing good works then you also believe as long as a man who rapes and murders your daughter and then repents and later on sin the same sin or a man rapes and murders your sister and then repents and later on sin the same sin or a man rape and murders your mother and then repents and later on sin the same sin or rapes and murders your wife and then repents and later on sin the same sin and evangelical christian still believes in the doctrine of the trinity and also believes that Jesus Christ died on the cross for his sins that he will be forgiven and will go to heaven and despite continuing to rape and murder innocent people but will still go to heaven as he still believe in the doctrine of the trinity and also as long as he still believes that Jesus died on the cross because you believe that this man is your evangelical christian brethren who you will embrace him but you also believe that good works are just like dirty rags according to your apostle Paul as your apostle Paul also said that faith alone believing that Jesus Christ died on the cross for your sins they you are forgiven and will go to heaven is your only salvation. According to christian evangelical theology, good works are the consequence of salvation and not its justification. They are the sign of a sincere and grateful faith. They include actions for the Great Commission, that is, Christian evangelism, service in the Church and charity. So Good works is a consequence but not a necessity for christian evangelical salvation. That if you confess with your mouth, “Jesus is Lord,” and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. For it is with your heart that you believe and are justified, and it is with your mouth that you confess and are saved. ~Romans 10:9-10 You cannot be saved by your good works, because no matter how hard you try, your “good” is not good enough for the perfectly holy and completely righteous God who alone grants salvation. Nor can you be saved by your moral perfection-no matter how moral or how perfect you are. As the Old Testament prophet Isaiah points out, your righteousness is about as good as a “snot rag”. (Isaiah 64:6 ). I have actually cleaned that up a bit, because the Hebrew phrase for filthy rags, ukabeged ehdim, literally means, “like as rags of menstruation.” Sorry if that disgusts you, but it’s Scripture-so blame Isaiah. The point is, both our acts of righteousness, and the quality of righteousness that we hope they produce, are disgusting to God. So if you are disgusted by Isaiah’s language, think of how God, who inspired Isaiah to choose those coarse words, is repulsed by our efforts to get him to save us. So what hope, then, is there for our salvation? Well, frankly, no hope resides within us. None whatsoever. Ephesians 2:1 says “As for you, you were dead in your transgressions and sins.” That’s how hopeless we are apart from God’s work to save us. You see, all a dead person can do is lay there and be dead, let alone try to be righteous before God.

@@syedhasan5861 I was laughing reading your comment. How many good works will get you into heaven?

@@JasonLovesJesusyou are a coward and a chicken as you cannot refute what I have written as you know full well that evangelical christian theology is flawed as the christian evangelical church and evangelical lay people like yourself believes that an evangelical christian evil doer will go to heaven as you cannot handle the truth because you are not catholic nor an eastern orthodox christian, nor a unitarian but you are an evangelical christian believing that the only way to get to heaven is to believe in the doctrine of the trinity, vicarious atonement, repentance but not to do good works so that an evangelical Christian man will be able to shove his dip stick up another evangelical's christian man's ass for the rest of his life and still go to heaven as you believe that Jesus Christ has taken away all your sins to himself by the time you die! You know full well that evangelical christianity does not advocate Justice!

Sorry but that is very irrelevant and prophet Mohammed (pbuh) couldn’t read or write, and from the area he was in, he had no knowledge about the outside world, especially when the prophet Muhammad (pbuh) didn’t have a second language and none of the evidence you provided matched the history of prophet Muhammad (pbuh). So he was never able to see any of the quotes you claimed as evidence.

Now I’ll show proof to you that prophet Muhammad(pbuh) did not make the Quran.

No human ever can produce a scripture like Quran. Quran is beyond human capability. The Quran is in fact so uniquely erudite so singularly eloquent, rhythmic beyond poetry, profound beyond prose it truly is an inimitable literary miracle. The Quran is the most perfect of all books ever to exist. Hence, it is not possible for anyone to replicate it. The Arabs during the time of the Prophet (PBUH) had impeccable knowledge of Arabic and poetry. According to Arabic linguists, those generations of Arabs had complete mastery over the Arabic language. Despite that, they were simply unable to cope with the challenge of the Quran. They could not match its unusual sentence structure or rhythm. The Quran moves people's hearts, even when they don't understand it. Even the greatest of authors in history have been copied. People have written fabricated works under others' names. However, it has not been done in relation to the Quran and will never be achieved. And if you are in doubt about what We have sent down upon Our Servant [Muhammad], then produce a surah the like thereof and call upon your witnesses other than Allah, if you should be truthful (Quran. 2: 23).

Indeed, Allaah challenged the Arabs to bring one Surah like it, but they were unable to do so. What is meant here by 'like it', is the similarity in eloquence and fluency as stated by At-Taahir ibn ‘Aashoor in his Tafseer (interpretation of the Quran). The linguistic miracle of the Quran is not limited to only one aspect of language apart from another; rather, it is miraculous in the following aspects: articulation, formulation, style, quality, eloquence and sound. Shaykh Mannaa’ Al-Qattaan said in his book ‘Uloomul-Quran (The Sciences of the Quran): “The Arabs were unable to imitate the Quran although it was not different from the patterns of their speech. The Quran reached the summit in front of which the linguistic ability in humans remain incapable with respect to the following: words, letters, composition and style; the consistency of its letters, charm of its expressions, the sweetness of its style, the tone of its verses; taking into account the requirements of the circumstance in ways of expression, in nominal and verbal phrases, in negation and affirmation, in mentioning (something) or omitting it, when something is mentioned in a definite or indefinite manner, in mentioning something at the beginning or mentioning it at the end, literally or figuratively, in periphrasis and brevity, when mentioning a ruling that applies to everyone and when it applies to someone in particular, when mentioning something in general and in a specific manner, and in the text and in understanding the context (i.e. concluding the meaning from the context), and so on.” [End of quote] Therefore the comparison between the Quran and the words of humans is not possible and the difference between them is like the difference between the heavens and the earth. If humans compose poetry or prose, as soon as they start it, they soon end it, and if they prolong the speech, weakness appears at its end and critics start to direct their arrows against it such as the case in literary criticism, whether in poetry or prose. Many books in the past and present have been written about the linguistic miracle of the Quran, the most important of which are: I’jaaz Al-Quran by Al-Baaqillaani, and I’jaaz Al-Quran by Ar-Raafi’i. We cannot mention here examples of this miracle in details, but if you are fluent in Arabic, then you may read the above books. An example of periphrasis and brevity is what was mentioned about the stories in the Quran, as the Quran mentions them in various fascinating manners. Take for example the story of Moosa (Moses) the Quran mentions it in detail in Chapter Al-A’raaf [Quran 7] while in Chapters An-Naazi’aat [Quran 79] and As-Saaffaat [Quran 37], it is mentioned in brief, but it fulfills the purpose. Also, among the miraculous aspects of the Quran concerning the power of similes is what the scholars mentioned as an example on this. Allaah says (what means): {But those who disbelieved - their deeds are like a mirage in a lowland which a thirsty one thinks is water until, when he comes to it, he finds it is nothing but finds Allaah before Him, and He will pay him in full his due; and Allaah is swift in account.}[Quran 24:39] [Note: this is a translation of the meaning of the Quran, the eloquence and miraculous aspect are only apparent in the Arabic text of the Quran]. In this verse, there is expression of an abstract meaning in a tangible way, and both are used to illustrate the inability of achieving what the person is imagining while he is very much in need of it. If it was said about its meaning, 'the onlooker thinks it that it is water, and then it turned out that it was contrary to what he had expected', then it would be eloquent. Of course, more eloquent than this is the wording of the Quran, because a thirsty person has a greater desire for his expectation to come true. Moreover, after this disappointment, the person gets his account which leads him to be punished forever in the Fire. Also, resembling the actions of the non-Muslims with a mirage is a good simile, let alone if this is supported by good composition, sweetness of the words, abundance of benefit, and the correctness of what it (the simile) signifies. We cannot go along mentioning more examples about this, but you may refer to the books that we have previously mentioned in order to find out more.

An-Nahl 16:24 وَإِذَا قِيلَ لَهُم مَّاذَآ أَنزَلَ رَبُّكُمْۙ قَالُوٓاْ أَسَٰطِيرُ ٱلۡأَوَّلِينَ And when it is said to them: "What is it that your Lord has sent down (unto Muhammad صلى الله عليه و سلم)?" They say: "Tales of the men of old!" An-Nahl - 16:24 English - Ibn Kathir The Destruction of the Disbelievers and Intensification of their Punishment for rejecting the Revelation Allah says: وَإِذَا قِيلَ لَهُم And when it is said to them: Allah informs us that when it is said to those liars, مَّاذَا أَنزَلَ رَبُّكُمْ قَالُواْ "What is it that your Lord has revealed!" They say, not wanting to answer, أَسَاطِيرُ الَاوَّلِينَ "Tales of the men of old!" meaning nothing is revealed to him, what he is reciting to us is just tales of the men of old, taken from the previous Books. As Allah says, An-Nahl 16:25 لِيَحۡمِلُوٓاْ أَوۡزَارَهُمۡ كَامِلَةً يَوۡمَ ٱلۡقِيَٰمَةِۙ وَمِنۡ أَوۡزَارِ ٱلَّذِينَ يُضِلُّونَهُم بِغَيۡرِ عِلۡمٍۗ أَلَا سَآءَ مَا يَزِرُونَ They may bear their own burdens in full on the Day of Resurrection, and also of the burdens of those whom they misled without knowledge. Evil indeed is that which they shall bear! وَقَالُواْ أَسَـطِيرُ الاٌّوَّلِينَ اكْتَتَبَهَا فَهِىَ تُمْلَى عَلَيْهِ بُكْرَةً وَأَصِيلً And they say:"Tales of the ancients, which he has written down, and they are dictated to him morning and afternoon." (25:5) i.e., they tell lies against the Messenger and say things contradicting one another, but all of it is false, as Allah says, انْظُرْ كَيْفَ ضَرَبُواْ لَكَ الاٌّمْثَالَ فَضَلُّواْ فَلَ يَسْتَطِيعْونَ سَبِيلً Look at the parables they make of you, so they have gone astray, and they are not able to find the right way. (17:48) Once they have gone beyond the bounds of the truth, whatever they say will be in error. They used to say that he (the Prophet) was a sorcerer, a poet, a soothsayer, or a madman, then they settled on an idea proposed by their leader, an individual known as Al-Walid bin Al-Mughirah Al-Makhzumi, when: إِنَّهُ فَكَّرَ وَقَدَّرَ فَقُتِلَ كَيْفَ قَدَّرَ ثُمَّ قُتِلَ كَيْفَ قَدَّرَ ثُمَّ نَظَرَ ثُمَّ عَبَسَ وَبَسَرَ ثُمَّ أَدْبَرَ وَاسْتَكْبَرَ فَقَالَ إِنْ هَـذَا إِلاَّ سِحْرٌ يُوْثَرُ He thought, and plotted. So let him be cursed, how he plotted! And once more let him be cursed, how he plotted! Then he thought. Then he frowned and he looked in a bad tempered way; then he turned back, and was proud. Then he said:"This is nothing but the magic of old." (74:18-24) meaning something that had been transmitted and passed down. So they dispersed having agreed on this opinion, may Allah punish them. As Allah says An-Nahl 16:25 لِيَحۡمِلُوٓاْ أَوۡزَارَهُمۡ كَامِلَةً يَوۡمَ ٱلۡقِيَٰمَةِۙ وَمِنۡ أَوۡزَارِ ٱلَّذِينَ يُضِلُّونَهُم بِغَيۡرِ عِلۡمٍۗ أَلَا سَآءَ مَا يَزِرُونَ They may bear their own burdens in full on the Day of Resurrection, and also of the burdens of those whom they misled without knowledge. Evil indeed is that which they shall bear! Al-Mu'minun 23:44 ثُمَّ أَرۡسَلۡنَا رُسُلَنَا تَتۡرَاۖ كُلَّ مَا جَآءَ أُمَّةً رَّسُولُهَا كَذَّبُوهُۚ فَأَتۡبَعۡنَا بَعۡضَهُم بَعۡضًا وَجَعَلۡنَٰهُمۡ أَحَادِيثَۚ فَبُعۡدًا لِّقَوۡمٍ لَّا يُؤۡمِنُونَ Then We sent Our Messengers in succession. Every time there came to a nation their Messenger, they denied him; so We made them follow one another (to destruction), and We made them as Ahadîth (the true stories for mankind to learn a lesson from them). So away with a people who believe not!

Well water is one of the ingrediants of life ,without water there wouldnt be any life and Greeks wrote about water being nature of all living things and life coming out of water thousands of yrs before mohammed ,writers of quran just coppied from the greeks ,but quran makes a blunder by claiming that jinns whatever they are were created from fire and hadiths say that angels were created from light,which is a clear contradiction ....In the hadiths and Tafsirs they even write what Greeks at the time of mohammed believed that heaven was created from water vapour and also in the hadiths its writen that there are some practices that greeks do , so muslims should do it too, and so on...

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Good job with what? Proved nothing. Amazing scientific knowledge found in the Qur'an.

@@islamtruth6994 right….and the sun sets on the muddy waters?

@@sanghakado anywhere for that matter. Mountain, sea, muddy water, pink water, black water, clear water, grass, wherever you desire to see it. Just make sure you pick the right spot to observe. That was very childish, but if you don't have real issues, you develop lousy ones.

@@islamtruth6994 mountain of ice in the sky where hails come from?

@@islamtruth6994 what about the gog and magog? The wall that separate us from them? Yaser Kadi can help you if you want.

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Correlates to Isaiah 48:12-16 "Listen to me, Jacob, Israel, whom I have called: I am he; I am the first and I am the last. 13 My own hand laid the foundations of the earth, and my right hand spread out the heavens; when I summon them, they all stand up together. 14 "Come together, all of you, and listen: Which of the idols has foretold these things? The LORD's chosen ally will carry out his purpose against Babylon; his arm will be against the Babylonians. 15 I, even I, have spoken; yes, I have called him. I will bring him, and he will succeed in his mission. 16 "Come near me and listen to this: "From the first announcement I have not spoken in secret; at the time it happens, I am there." And now the Sovereign LORD has sent me, endowed with his Spirit.

If you're a christian, then that is problematic for what you said. According to the Bible, fruit trees existed before the sun. Do you believe that?

@@islamtruth6994 No I don't. I'm an atheist

The prophet Muhammad (pbuh) could never read or write, nor was he a geologist or scientist.

@@cinemathemostimportant7717 The Quran is clearly wrong.

@@cinemathemostimportant7717 He didn't need to be. Someone else wrote for him