Muhammad

Books 14

Quran, Hadith, and Islam

By Dr. Rashad Khalifa

All religious practices of Islam, namely Salat, Zakat, fasting, and Hajj, came from Abraham generation after generation, while Muhammad contributed the Quran.“The Quran teaches that ALL RELIGIOUS PRACTICES IN ISLAM (Salat, Zakat, Fasting & Hajj) CAME TO US FROM ABRAHAM, GENERATION AFTER GENERATION.”“Thus, Islam in its final form, as is practiced today, is based on two things: (1) QURAN: contributed through Muhammad, and (2) RELIGIOUS PRACTICES: through Abraham.”“Quran teaches that God taught Abraham how to do Salat, Zakat, Fasting, & Hajj, then Abraham taught these practices to his children, and so on generation after generation.”

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God is the teacher and explainer of the Quran and puts it into believers' hearts regardless of their mother tongue; Muhammad did not explain the Quran.“The sole function of the prophet was to deliver Quran without any alteration, addition, reduction, or explanation.”“However, Quran teaches that God is the teacher of Quran; that God will put Quran into the hearts of believers regardless of their mother tongue; and that Muhammad will not explain Quran.”“Then, it is we who explain it.”

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Hadith and Sunna have nothing to do with the prophet Muhammad, and following them is flagrant disobedience of God and His final prophet.“the extremely popular "Hadith & Sunna" have nothing to do with the prophet Muhammad, and that adherence thereto represents flagrant disobedience of God and His final prophet (Quran 6:112 & 25:31).”“The knowledgeable and fortunate believers, therefore, realize that Hadith & Sunna are Satanic fabrications aimed at diverting people from the path of God.”

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Muhammad did not know the future, so the many Hadiths narrating future events are personal predictions unrelated to the Quran.“Yet, hundreds of "Hadiths" narrate future events that have nothing to do with Quran, and represent personal predictions.”“It should be noted that the expression "AlKhulafaa' AlRashideen" did not appear in Arabic literature until 200 years after the prophet; it is a modern expression.”

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Muhammad is our best example, and his example is set by upholding the Quran alone; the Quran describes Abraham as a good example in the same words.“Obviously, those who fell in Satan's trap are ignorant of the fact that ABRAHAM IS DESCRIBED IN QURAN IN THE SAME WORDS; word for word.”“There is no doubt that the prophet Muhammad is our best example. And his example is set by upholding Quran, and nothing but Quran.”

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Muhammad was a follower of Abraham, so we, as followers of Muhammad, are followers of Abraham.“Logically, if Muhammad was a follower of Abraham, and we are followers of Muhammad, then we are followers of Abraham.”"Then we inspired you (O Muhammad) to follow the religion of Abraham, monotheism; never was he an idolworshiper." (16:123)

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Muhammad was forbidden from uttering any religious teachings besides the Quran, and his sole function was to deliver the whole Quran and nothing but the Quran.“These very clear verses teach us that Muhammad was forbidden from uttering any religious teachings beside Quran.”“the Prophet's sole function was to "DELIVER" Quran, the whole Quran, and NOTHING but Quran.”“HAD HE EVER UTTERED ANY OTHER RELIGIOUS UTTERANCES (attributed to us), we would have punished him severely, then we would have stopped the revelation to him (fired him).”"Your ONLY duty is delivering (Quran), while we will call them to account." (13:40)

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Obeying the messenger is absolute only in the Quranic revelations, while Muhammad the man is to be obeyed only when he is right.“Obeying the messenger is absolute only as far as the Quranic revelations are concerned. Obeying the messenger is in upholding Quran, the whole Quran, and nothing but Quran.”“Thus, the condition is evident that Muhammad the man, unlike Muhammad the messenger, shall be obeyed ONLY IF HE IS RIGHT.”“nor disobey you WHEN YOU ARE RIGHT, you shall accept their pledge,”

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The most authoritative Hadith books report that the Prophet forbade writing anything from him except the Quran, so Hadith followers disobey their own teachings.“The most authoritative books of Hadith, namely, Muslim & Ibn Hanbal, report that the Prophet ordered that no one shall take anything from him EXCEPT QURAN.”“Do not write anything from me EXCEPT QURAN. Anyone who wrote anything other than Quran shall erase it.”"The messenger of God ordered us never to write anything of his Hadith."

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The Prophet cannot put anyone in Paradise, take anyone out of hell, call anyone to account, or benefit or harm anyone; his sole mission was delivering the Quran.“Thus, the prophet will not put you in Paradise, nor can he take you out of hell, nor will he call you to account before him, nor can he benefit you, nor can he harm you; HIS SOLE MISSION WAS DELIVERING QURAN, & NOTHING BUT QURAN.”"Say (O Muhammad), 'I possess no power to harm you, or benefit you through guiding you.'" (72:21)

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The Prophet was ordered to adhere strictly to the Quran, and even the slightest deviation from it incurs severe retribution.“In setting the example for us, the Prophet was ordered to adhere strictly to God's revelations to him, specifically identified in 5:48-50 (Page 3) as Quran.”“The slightest deviation from Quran (see verse 74 above) incurs severe retribution.”

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The Quran teaches that Muhammad the man committed serious errors, such as fearing people over God in the matter of Zeid's wife and frowning at the blind man.“Furthermore, the Quran teaches that Muhammad the man actually committed serious errors.”“One compete Sura illustrates the fact that we are to obey Muhammad ONLY in his Quranic utterances, and NOT in his personal utterances or personal behavior.”“Thus, you hid in yourself what God wanted to declare, and you feared the people when God is the one you should fear.”

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The true love of Muhammad is to recognize him as a human and uphold the Quran alone, and he disowns Hadith followers on the Day of Judgment.“The true love of Muhammad is to recognize him as a human and to follow his teachings, i.e., UPHOLD QURAN AND NOTHING BUT QURAN.”“Those who follow "Hadith & Sunna" are named as Muhammad's enemies, and Muhammad disowns them on the Day of Judgment as we see below:”“On the day of judgment, Muhammad will be the first to complain that his followers had abandoned Quran, in favor of the fabrications by his enemies (Hadith & Sunna):”

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Quran: Visual Presentation of the Miracle

Every messenger was supported by miracles from God, and the Quran teaches that the miracle given to the prophet Muhammad is the Quran itself.“Every messenger was supported by miracles from God.”“The Quran teaches that the miracle bestowed upon the prophet Muhammad is the Quran itself:”“Is it not enough (of a miracle) that we revealed to you TIDS SCRIPTURE being recited to them?”

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Appendices 30

Appendix 1, One of the Great Miracles [74:35]

Those who claim Muhammad authored the Quran are totally illogical, since even a group of college graduates with computers made errors simply counting the word God.“We were a group of workers, equipped with computers, and all of us college graduates. Yet, we made several errors in counting, calculating, or simply writing the counts of the word “God.””“Those who still claim that Muhammad was the author of the Quran are totally illogical; he never went to college, and he did not have a computer.”

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Appendix 2, God's Messenger of the Covenant [3:81]

Muhammad was one of the prophets who made the solemn covenant with God regarding the coming messenger.“We learn from Sura 33 that Muhammad was one of the prophets who made that solemn covenant with God.”“And when we exacted a covenant from the Prophets, and from thee (O Muhammad) and from Noah and Abraham and Moses and Jesus son of Mary, We took from them a solemn covenant.”

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Muhammad was the last prophet but not the last messenger, and this is confirmed mathematically since the Quran's expression for last prophet is a multiple of 19 while last messenger is not.“We learn from the Quran, 33:40, that Muhammad was the last prophet (Nabi), but not the last messenger (Rasoul):”“Muhammad was not the father of any of your men; he was a messenger (Rasoul) of God and the last prophet (Nabi).”“The expression used in 33:40, “Muhammad Khaatum Al-Nabiyyeen” (the last prophet) has a gematrical value of 1349, 19x71, while the value of the erroneous expression “Muhammad Khaatum Al-Mursaleen” (the last messenger) is not a multiple of 19.”

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Muhammad wrote God's revelations, the Quran, with his own hand.“Announce that Muhammad wrote God’s revelations (the Quran) with his own hand (Appendix 28).”

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The Quran specifies three messengers of Submission: Abraham delivered its practices, Muhammad delivered the Quran, and Rashad delivered its proof of authenticity, and their names' values total 855, 19x45.“The Quran specifies three messengers of Islam (Submission): Abraham delivered all the practices of Islam.”“Total gematrical value of the 3 names = 258 + 92 + 505 = 258 = 92 = 505 = 855. (19x45)”

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Appendix 8, The Myth of Intercession

The concept of Muhammad's intercession is illogical and blasphemous, because it makes God tell Muhammad who deserves Paradise and then has Muhammad tell God, making God a secretary of their idol.“The concept of intercession is utterly illogical.”“God will inform Muhammad that the person deserves to go to Paradise. Muhammad will then turn around and tell God that the person deserves to go to Paradise!”“The blasphemy is obvious; those who believe in intercession make God a secretary of their idol Muhammad. God be glorified.”

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The only intercession of Muhammad stated in the Quran is found in verse 25:30.“Muhammad’s intercession is in 25:30.”

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Appendix 9, Abraham: Original Messenger of Submission

Islam is called the Religion of Abraham throughout the Quran, and Muhammad was a follower of Abraham.“Islam is called “Millat Ibrahim” (The Religion of Abraham) throughout the Quran (2:130, 135; 3:95; 4:125; 6:161; 12:37-38; 16:123; 21:73; 22:78). Moreover, the Quran informs us that Muhammad was a follower of Abraham (16:123).”

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Muhammad was not the founder of Islam, since total submission to God alone is the only religion God has recognized since the time of Adam.“One of the prevalent myths is that Muhammad was the founder of Islam. Although Islam, total submission to God alone, is the only religion recognized by God since the time of Adam (3:19, 85)”

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Appendix 10, God's Usage of the Plural Tense

The plural in 15:9 reflects that the angel Gabriel and the prophet Muhammad took part in delivering the Quran.“The plural form here simply reflects the fact that the angel Gabriel and the prophet Muhammad participated in the process of delivering the Quran.”“We revealed this scripture, and we will preserve it.”

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Appendix 12, Role of the Prophet Muhammad

According to a Hadith in Ahmed's collection, the Prophet maintained his stand against Hadith until his death.“This Hadith states that the Prophet maintained his anti-Hadith stand until death.”

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Ironically, the most reliable Hadith books themselves report that the Prophet ordered people to write down nothing from him except the Quran.“Ironically, the books of Hadith report the Prophet’s orders to write down nothing from him except the Quran!”“The Prophet said, “Do not write down anything from me except the Quran.””

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The Prophet was forbidden even from explaining the Quran, because God alone is the teacher of the Quran.“He was even enjoined from explaining the Quran (75:15-19)—God is the only teacher of the Quran (55:1-2)”

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The Prophet was strongly forbidden from issuing any religious teachings besides the Quran.“the Prophet was enjoined in the strongest words from issuing any religious teachings besides the Quran (69:38-47).”

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The Prophet's sole mission was to deliver the Quran, the whole Quran, and nothing but the Quran.“The Prophet’s sole mission was to deliver Quran, the whole Quran, and nothing but Quran”“Delivering the Quran was such a momentous and noble mission that the Prophet did not have any time to do anything else.”

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Appendix 13, The First Pillar of Submission

There is no greater blasphemy than distorting the Quran to idolize the prophet Muhammad against his will.“There is no greater blasphemy than distorting the Quran to idolize the prophet Muhammad against his will.”

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Appendix 19, Hadith and Sunna: Satanic Innovations

Hadith and Sunna blaspheme against the Prophet by depicting him as a vicious tyrant who did not uphold the Quran.“[2] blaspheme against the Prophet and depict him as a vicious tyrant who did not uphold the Quran”

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The prophet Muhammad was strongly forbidden from issuing any religious teachings besides the Quran.“The prophet Muhammad was enjoined, in very strong words, from issuing any religious teachings besides the Quran (69:38-48).”

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The Quran foretold that enemies of the Prophet, human and jinn devils, would fabricate lies about him, and this happened after his death when Hadith and Sunna were invented and attributed to him.“The Quran informs us that some enemies of the Prophet, described as “human and jinn devils,” will fabricate lies and attribute them to the Prophet (6:112, 25:31).”“This is precisely what happened after the prophet Muhammad’s death; Hadith (oral) and Sunna (actions) were invented and attributed to the Prophet.”

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Appendix 26, The Three Messengers of Islam

Abraham appears in 25 suras, Muhammad in 4, and Rashada in 9, giving 38 suras, a multiple of 19.“Abraham” is mentioned in 25 suras, “Muhammad” is mentioned in 4 suras, and “Rashada” occurs in 9 suras. The total of these suras is 25 + 4 + 9 = 38 = 19x2

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Abraham was the original messenger of Islam, meaning Submission, Muhammad was the messenger who delivered the scripture, and Rashad is the purifying and consolidating messenger who delivered the religion's authenticating proof.“Abraham was the original messenger of Islam, i.e., Submission (22:78), [2] Muhammad was the scripture delivering messenger (47:2), and [3] Rashad is the purifying and consolidating messenger who delivered the religion’s authenticating proof (3:81, & Appendix 2).”

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Sura numbers where Abraham, Muhammad, and Rashada occur, combined with their occurrences, first verses, or verse numbers, give totals that are multiples of 19.“If we add the numbers of the suras where Abraham, Muhammad, and Rashada occur, plus the number of occurrences per sura, the total comes to 1083, 19x19x3 (Table 2).”“add the sura numbers, plus the number of the first verse in each sura where each of the three words is mentioned, the total comes to 2793, 19x147 (Table 3).”“The sum of all sura numbers where the three words occur, without repetition, plus the sum of all the verse numbers, without repetition, add up to 6479, 19x341.”“If we add the sura number, plus the verse number, plus the number of verses where Abraham, Muhammad, and Rashada occur, we get a grand total that equals 7505, 19x395 (Table 4).”

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Appendix 28, Muhammad Wrote God's Revelations With His Own Hand

The Prophet was a successful merchant, and since letters of the alphabet served as numbers in his time, dealing with numbers daily required him to know the alphabet.“The Prophet was a successful merchant.”“there were no numbers during the Prophet’s time; the letters of the alphabet were used as numbers. As a merchant dealing with numbers every day, the Prophet had to know the alphabet, from one to one-thousand.”

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Appendix 30, Polygamy

Besides marrying widowed mothers of orphans, Muhammad had three political marriages: to Aisha and Hafsah at the insistence of Abu Bakr and Omar, and to Maria the Egyptian.“Other than marrying widowed mothers of orphans, there were three political marriages in the Prophet’s life.”“His close friends Abu Bakr and Omar insisted that he marry their daughters, Aisha and Hafsah, to establish traditional family ties among them.”“The third marriage was to Maria the Egyptian; she was given to him as a political gesture of friendship from the ruler of Egypt.”

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In his last 13 years, Muhammad married aged widows of his friends so their many children could have a complete home with a fatherly figure.“During the remaining 13 years of his life, he married the aged widows of his friends who left many children. The children needed a complete home, with a fatherly figure, and the Prophet provided that.”

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The prophet Muhammad, our perfect example, was married only to Khadijah until she died, giving her and their children his full attention for twenty-five years.“Our perfect example here is the prophet Muhammad. He was married to one wife, Khadijah, until she died.”“Thus, she and her children enjoyed the Prophet’s full attention for as long as she was married to him; twenty-five years.”

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Appendix 33, Why Did God Send a Messenger Now?

If Muhammad came back, the Muslims would stone him to death, because the religion they follow has nothing to do with Submission as preached by Abraham and Muhammad.“If Muhammad came back to this world, the “Muslims” would stone him to death. The religion they follow today has nothing to do with the Islam, i.e. Submission, preached by Abraham and Muhammad.”

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Muslims insult Muhammad by depicting him as a vicious man who gouged out people's eyes and claiming he had the sexual power of 30 men.“Insulting Muhammad by depicting him as a vicious man:”“they claim he gouged out people’s eyes 3:159, 68:4.”“claiming he possessed sexual power of 30 men 18:110; 25:20.”

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Teaching that Jesus will come back to this world nullifies the fact that Muhammad was the last prophet, because it makes Jesus the last prophet.“Nullifying the fact that Muhammad was the last prophet”“world. This makes Jesus the last prophet. 33:40.”

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Introduction

Muhammad showed no such miracles; the Quran itself was his miracle, and its mathematical miracle came 14 centuries later so that people would not worship Muhammad as God incarnate.“The prophet Muhammad, God’s messenger who delivered this Final Testament, did not exhibit such miracles (10:20). The Quran itself was the miracle supporting Muhammad’s mission (29:50- 51).”“Now that we understand the momentous dimensions of the Quran’s mathematical miracle (Appendix 1), we realize that millions of people would have worshiped Muhammad as God incarnate if this Miracle were revealed through him.”

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When the Prophet Muhammad went to the highest heaven to receive the Quran, he was not given a physical book.“When the Prophet Muhammad went to the highest heaven to receive the Quran, that didn't give him the book.”

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The messenger of the covenant is not Muhammad, because God made the covenant with all the prophets, and verse 33:7 states that Muhammad was included.“Even though the verse is very clear that it is not Muhammad, because it begins by saying”“Therefore, he must be included in that statement.”“So the answer to this claim is in 33 7.”

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God gave the believers victory at Badr even though they were weak, and victory comes only from God.“Thus God gave you victory at better even though you were weak.”“Victor comes only from God Almighty most wise.”

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The significance of the age of forty does not rest on the Prophet's age at his calling, which is only guessed since there were no birth certificates, but on Sura 46 of the Quran.“We don't even know if it was really 40 or not. We didn't have birth certificates then.”“It has nothing to do with it.”“It is the end of Quran, Surah 46, it says, the Prophet says,”

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A whole sura about the Prophet neglecting a poor blind man shows that we obey Muhammad only in his Quranic utterances, ruling out hadith and sunna as legitimate religious sources.“One complete surah illustrates the fact that we are to obey Muhammad only in his Quranic utterances”“and not in his personal utterances or personal behavior.”“This rules out the so-called hadidah's son as a source as a legitimate source of religious guidance.”

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Deuteronomy's prophecy of a prophet like Moses raised from among their kinsmen refers to Muhammad, not Jesus, because Jesus came from among the Israelites themselves.“Now he is referring to Muhammad very clearly because it says, "From among you own kinsmen."”“But Jesus came from among them, not from among their kids.”

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Quran, Hadith, and Islam

Quran: Visual Presentation of the Miracle

Appendices 30

Appendix 1, One of the Great Miracles [74:35]

Appendix 2, God's Messenger of the Covenant [3:81]

Appendix 8, The Myth of Intercession

Appendix 9, Abraham: Original Messenger of Submission

Appendix 10, God's Usage of the Plural Tense

Appendix 12, Role of the Prophet Muhammad

Appendix 13, The First Pillar of Submission

Appendix 19, Hadith and Sunna: Satanic Innovations

Appendix 26, The Three Messengers of Islam

Appendix 28, Muhammad Wrote God's Revelations With His Own Hand

Appendix 30, Polygamy

Appendix 33, Why Did God Send a Messenger Now?

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​Quran: Visual Presentation of the Miracle

​Appendix 1, One of the Great Miracles [74:35]

​Appendix 2, God's Messenger of the Covenant [3:81]

​Appendix 8, The Myth of Intercession

​Appendix 9, Abraham: Original Messenger of Submission

​Appendix 10, God's Usage of the Plural Tense

​Appendix 12, Role of the Prophet Muhammad

​Appendix 13, The First Pillar of Submission

​Appendix 19, Hadith and Sunna: Satanic Innovations

​Appendix 26, The Three Messengers of Islam

​Appendix 28, Muhammad Wrote God's Revelations With His Own Hand

​Appendix 30, Polygamy

​Appendix 33, Why Did God Send a Messenger Now?

​Introduction

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Quran, Hadith, and Islam

Quran: Visual Presentation of the Miracle

Appendix 1, One of the Great Miracles [74:35]

Appendix 2, God's Messenger of the Covenant [3:81]

Appendix 8, The Myth of Intercession

Appendix 9, Abraham: Original Messenger of Submission

Appendix 10, God's Usage of the Plural Tense

Appendix 12, Role of the Prophet Muhammad

Appendix 13, The First Pillar of Submission

Appendix 19, Hadith and Sunna: Satanic Innovations

Appendix 26, The Three Messengers of Islam

Appendix 28, Muhammad Wrote God's Revelations With His Own Hand

Appendix 30, Polygamy

Appendix 33, Why Did God Send a Messenger Now?

Introduction

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