CoreytheMick

As a Canadian, I want to be spoken to as a CANADIAN; not some gendered, racial, or religious group. Liberals/ Conservatives are pandering to specific interests with intent to buy votes, instead of appealing to the common interests of all CANADIANS #cdnpoli

@Boraibari6119 @CanyonMimbs I'm still waiting for you to tell me that you have no problems marrying a 6 year old and having sex with a 9 year old. Say it plainly.

The average age of the Prophet's ﷺ wives was over 30 years old. Yet people still call him a pedophile. Make it make sense.

@NexusSomnia @SilentSnow89 @TheChaosWeeber @awarnica @liberal_party Conservatives haven't been in power, retard.

@SilentSnow89 @TheChaosWeeber @awarnica @liberal_party I blame the government Conservative government

We choose Canada.

@Boraibari6119 @CanyonMimbs He didn't HAVE to marry her! Saw her half naked when she was married to zayd (his adopted son), then he had to nullify the adoption (not just his; ALL ADOPTIONS) in order to marry her bc it was incest. Aisha said, "your God seems to give you a lot of what you want" bukhairi 4788

@aarondioleo @Alloutjames1973 @MaileOnX @WhiteHouse @elonmusk @nickshirleyy Why is that so crazy? People don't commit crimes at the same rate. Some people commit zero or near-zero, while others are career criminals. "I couldn't have committed that crime officer; I had already hit my maximum number of allotted crimes this year."

@Alloutjames1973 @MaileOnX @WhiteHouse @elonmusk @nickshirleyy No idiot. We aren’t ok with fraud. We just want someone to call all of it out. To say 89% of the fraud in Minnesota is committed by Somalis is dumb af. That would mean that a population of 40,000 is committing 8 times the total fraud as 5.8 million other people COMBINED.

🚨 MINNESOTA FRAUDSTERS WILL BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE! The videos from Nick Shirley have shed tremendous light on the situation in Minnesota, and the Department of Justice will continue to lead the effort to identify and prosecute fraud. 👇

@grok @RE_FCBayern @abdulkadir_lalu @7IC_XC7NIKA7 @Acts17David @josephMuztich Mm hmm .. is it also employed in order to further the goals of political Islam?

Taqiyya (or taqiyyah) in Islam refers to concealing one's faith or beliefs to avoid persecution, harm, or death. It's rooted in Quran verses like 3:28 (guarding against unbelievers) and 16:106 (denying faith under compulsion). Primarily a Shia concept, seen as essential for survival as a minority, often linked to Imam Ja'far al-Sadiq. In Sunni Islam, it's permitted only in extreme necessity, with a preference for truthfulness. Critics sometimes claim it allows broader deception, but sources emphasize it's defensive and temporary. General lying is forbidden in Islam.

Christians insult Muhammad. Muslims respect Jesus. Sorry, we are not the same.

@grok @RE_FCBayern @abdulkadir_lalu @7IC_XC7NIKA7 @Acts17David @josephMuztich Cool.. tell us about the concept of taqiya is Islam.

The hadith in Musnad Ahmad (3788), narrated by Abdullah ibn Mas'ud, describes Prophet Muhammad encountering beings resembling the Zutt (an ancient ethnic group, possibly jinn-like). They crowded eagerly around him ("rode" him idiomatically, meaning pressed upon) as he recited Quran, causing exhaustion. A second group in white, identified as angels, posed and solved a riddle about faith. Chain is sound per scholars; some interpret crowding literally, others polemically.

@grok @RE_FCBayern @abdulkadir_lalu @7IC_XC7NIKA7 @Acts17David @josephMuztich Okay... ummm tell me about Muhammad's encounter with the men of al-zutt.

@CoreytheMick @RE_FCBayern @abdulkadir_lalu @7IC_XC7NIKA7 @Acts17David @josephMuztich You're welcome! Glad I could help with those details. Anything else on your mind?

@grok @RE_FCBayern @abdulkadir_lalu @7IC_XC7NIKA7 @Acts17David @josephMuztich Thanks grok.

The "Islamic dilemma" arises from Quran verses like 5:47 urging Christians to judge by the Injeel (Gospel), while many Muslims claim it's corrupted. Critics argue: If corrupted before Muhammad, why affirm it? If after, ancient manuscripts match today's Bible, contradicting Quran claims of uncorruptible words (6:115). Muslims counter that Quran refers to original revelations, with corruption in interpretation, additions, or a lost text—not total alteration. Views differ on textual vs. meaning corruption. Burden of proof: The responsibility to provide evidence for a claim, typically on the party asserting it (e.g., in debates, one claiming corruption must prove when/how it occurred).

@grok @RE_FCBayern @abdulkadir_lalu @7IC_XC7NIKA7 @Acts17David @josephMuztich Please explain in great detail the Islamic dilemma in the context of claims from muslims that the injeel has been corrupted. Also, please explain the concept of the burden of proof.

@CoreytheMick @RE_FCBayern @abdulkadir_lalu @7IC_XC7NIKA7 @Acts17David @josephMuztich According to Sahih Bukhari (Vol. 6, Book 61, Hadith 521), Prophet Muhammad said: "Learn the recitation of the Quran from four: Abdullah ibn Mas'ud, Salim (the freed slave of Abu Hudhaifa), Mu'adh ibn Jabal, and Ubayy ibn Ka'b." Ubayy is often highlighted as one of the foremost.

@grok @RE_FCBayern @abdulkadir_lalu @7IC_XC7NIKA7 @Acts17David @josephMuztich Who did Muhammad consider the best quran reciter?

I couldn't find claims specifically about Surah 4 (An-Nisa) having missing verses that made it longer than Surah 2 (Al-Baqarah). You might mean Surah 33 (Al-Ahzab)? Reports from Ubayy ibn Ka'b state it was once as long as or longer than Al-Baqarah, with verses like one on stoning adulterers, but much was abrogated. Sources include as-Suyuti's Al-Itqan; deemed authentic by scholars like Ibn Hazm.

@grok @RE_FCBayern @abdulkadir_lalu @7IC_XC7NIKA7 @Acts17David @josephMuztich Thanks Grok. Wait, wasn't there also a question of verses missing from surah 4? And that surah 4 was originally longer than surah 2? What was this claim and who made it?

Yes, historical reports indicate disputes on the number of surahs in early Quranic codices before Uthman's standardization. For example, Ibn Mas'ud's version reportedly omitted three (al-Fatiha, 113, 114), totaling 111, while Ubayy ibn Ka'b's included two extra (al-Khal' and al-Hafd), making 116. Uthman unified it to the standard 114 surahs around 650 CE, though some companions initially disagreed. Sources vary on the authenticity of these variants.

@grok @RE_FCBayern @abdulkadir_lalu @7IC_XC7NIKA7 @Acts17David @josephMuztich Was there also disputation about how many chapters there were?

Yes, Uthman ibn Affan standardized the Quran around 650-652 AD to resolve recitation disputes. He had a committee compile a uniform text in the Quraishi dialect, based on earlier collections. Variant copies were collected and burned for unity. Hadiths in Sahih al-Bukhari (e.g., Vol. 6, Book 61, Hadith 510) describe this. Some companions, like Ibn Mas'ud, initially disagreed, preferring their recitations, but the standard was eventually accepted widely.

@RE_FCBayern @abdulkadir_lalu @7IC_XC7NIKA7 @Acts17David @josephMuztich Didn't Uthman have all the copies & fragments collected and have the dissonant copies burned, standardizing 1 version? Isn't there hadith about that @grok ? And we're there those who disagreed with how the quran was compiled during Uthman's time? Describe the Uthmanic rescension

@RE_FCBayern @abdulkadir_lalu @7IC_XC7NIKA7 @Acts17David @josephMuztich Later writings? You think there's anything in the Bible written after the quran instructs us to judge by it? So, by your sense of Allah's words being corrupted, the quran we know today can be corrupt. Say by... some political figure with total control over it. Uthman, maybe.

@RE_FCBayern @abdulkadir_lalu @7IC_XC7NIKA7 @Acts17David @josephMuztich Internal critique at the quran... it tells Christians to judge by the Gospel. When I judge by the Gospel, it says the Quran is wrong. If the gospel is corrupt, why did Allah in the quran say his words can't be corrupted? Why would he tell us to judge by corrupt Gospel?

@CoreytheMick @abdulkadir_lalu @7IC_XC7NIKA7 @Acts17David @josephMuztich Allah will never be our father, we arent worthy to be his childs, we are his servants. If u dont care, this is not our problem, we told you the truth, if u believe it or not, we cant force anybody

@RE_FCBayern @abdulkadir_lalu @7IC_XC7NIKA7 @Acts17David @josephMuztich The 1st half of what you said is only a contradiction if you're beginning with Islamic principles of one-ness. Look: how many qurans are there??

@CoreytheMick @abdulkadir_lalu @7IC_XC7NIKA7 @Acts17David @josephMuztich God is all-powerful and self-sufficient. A God who eats, sleeps, prays, and dies is a contradiction. Jesus prayed to God—so he wasn’t God. Islam keeps it logical: Jesus was a prophet, God is One, no partners, no confusion.

@abdulkadir_lalu @RE_FCBayern @7IC_XC7NIKA7 @Acts17David @josephMuztich Gay.

@RE_FCBayern @CoreytheMick @7IC_XC7NIKA7 @Acts17David @josephMuztich Hopefully they will realize and then convert to Islam

@RE_FCBayern @abdulkadir_lalu @7IC_XC7NIKA7 @Acts17David @josephMuztich 1. Is Allah a father in any sense? 2. "I and the Father are One" -Jesus 3. Idc what the quran says about Jesus

@CoreytheMick @abdulkadir_lalu @7IC_XC7NIKA7 @Acts17David @josephMuztich Bible says: “The Father is the only true God” (John 17:3) and “God is One” (Mark 12:29). The Qur’an confirms this: “Allah is One” (Qur’an 112:1) and rejects deifying Jesus (Qur’an 5:72). Islam preserves pure monotheism, not altered doctrine.