SoulTestified

The Quran makes it clear that those who love God will believe the Quran and those who are deaf and blind will reject it. The few people who believe the Quran believe it because it came from the Lord of all. It is obvious to those who do not worship things other than God. Second, there are no errors. Only misunderstanding among readers. For example you believe the Quran includes Mary in the trinity but it doesn't. I'm not even sure how people believe that and it makes me skeptical when they say they have read the Quran but then believe that. The Quran never includes Mary in the trinity. The Quran however does rightly note that many Christians take Mary as a deity as you can see with Catholic and Orthodox Christians. The Table 5:116 And when God said, "O Jesus, son of Mary, did you say to the people, 'Take me and my mother as two gods besides God?' " He said, "Glory to You, it is not for me to say what I had no right to say. Had I said it, You would have known it. You know what is within myself, while I do not know what is within Yourself. You are the Knower of the unseen. Read this carefully. It is not talking about the trinity but about deification.

@shaunking If you have read the quran. How can you believe it is from god? It is full of errors serious question and yes i have read it. Twice. even something as simple as not knowing what christians believe the trinity to be, allah thinks mary is part of the trinity

As-Salaam-Alaikum Sisters and Brothers, I have something very important that I want to say to all of my Muslim followers - particularly to all of my followers who, like me, are Sunni Muslims. Not one reason our Shia brothers give for being willing, ready, and able to fight to defend themselves and their people is exclusive to them. They are deeply motivated by the examples of Imam Ali, Hassan, and Hussein - peace be upon them. As they should be. But so can you. And you should be too. Our own Prophet ﷺ was a brilliant military strategist, general, and warrior. Be like Him. Khaled ibn Walid is literally seen by some historians as the single best warrior of all time. Be like him. We come from him. We come from Hamza. We come from Omar. We come from Ali. Be like all of them. We come from warriors. Do you understand me? Our brothers in Gaza and the West Bank are Sunni warriors. Our brothers in Iran and Yemen are Shia warriors. But the root of what motivates them all is the same. We have the same Qibla. The same Quran. The same Prophet ﷺ. And all I am trying to say to us is this: We don't have to just admire our Shia brothers from afar. We must also, like them, choose between two options: FIGHTING BACK or Humiliation. We are facing an enemy that openly hates us. They don't just say it - they act on it. They blow up our mosques. They murder our imams and scholars. They slaughter our children. They destroy our hospitals. They mock our women. And either we can suffer that humiliation or we can fight back. I am telling you that it's our Islamic duty to fight back. We aren't helpless. Not at all. It appears we are just afraid - or so colonized that we don't even know our own value and worth. Walahi I love you each for the sake of Allah, but I swear we are better than this. As an Ummah we are barely even scratching the surface of our potential. I know you feel the same way. Inshallah, we will shake off what is holding us back and become all that Allah requires of us. Your friend and brother, Shaun