Quran, Hadith, and Islam
Following Hadith and Sunna is idolization of the prophet Muhammad against his will, since he is a human like us who must not be idolized.“that Muhammad is a man like other men; he should not be idolized”“Following "Hadith & Sunna" is idolization of the prophet Muhammad against his will.”"Say (O Muhammad), 'I am no more than a human being like you. It has been revealed to me that your God is ONE GOD.
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Intercession is a myth and a trick of Satan; believing that Muhammad will intercede for anyone is idolizing him against his will.“Intercession is one of Satan's most effective tricks to dupe the people into idolizing their prophets and/or saints.”"Spend from our provisions to you before a day comes wherein there will be no trade, no nepotism, and NO INTERCESSION." (2:254)“Therefore, intercession is idol worship, and those who believe that Muhammad will intercede on behalf of anyone are idolizing the Prophet against his will.”
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Just as Christians who love Jesus excessively are disowned by him, Muhammad will be disappointed with those who love him excessively.“The true love of Jesus is to recognize him as a human and a messenger of God.”“Thus, the prophet Muhammad will be disappointed with those who love him excessively, just as Jesus will be disappointed with those Christians who considered him to be a god or son of God.”
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Millions of Muslims today practice idolatry identical to that of Quraish, praying to God and then asking saints at their tombs for health, wealth, and children.“After finishing their Salat, they visit the tomb of the saint and ask for health, wealth, and/or children.”“Thus, the flagrant idolatry practiced by millions of Muslims today is exactly identical to the idolatry of Quraish before and during the time of Muhammad; only the idols are different.”
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No names besides God's may be mentioned in Salat, so the Tashahhud praising Muhammad and Abraham is an innovation and idol worship.“It is God's commandment that we shall not mention any names in our Salat prayers, beside the name of God (72:18).”“It should be noted that even the sources of Hadith & Sunna recognize "Tashahhud" as an innovation which is not part of the Salat prayers!”
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Verse 33:56 means encouraging and supporting the Prophet during his life, not praising him day and night, and God and His angels likewise encourage all believers.“(1) The word "Naby = prophet " when referring to the prophet Muhammad ALWAYS refers to him when he was alive; not after his death.”“Thus, the true meaning of this expression is "encourage," and NOT "praise day and night" as those who abuse the Quran have indicated.”“3. The believers are asked to support the Prophet during his life (33:56), and the Prophet does the same for the believers (9:103).”
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