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@IsmailI3360 @MasterMaliq Oga, did mohamed order killing for insult or not, you are beating around the bush

@MasterMaliq we are only drawing their attention to the concoctions in the Bible which they are propagating which are in direct contrast which Jesus own teachings. For example in act 2 verse 22 Jesus Christ declared " hear oh Israel Jesus Christ of A MAN assigned by God with miracles.....

Christians get their Jesus mocked, their Bible criticised, their faith insulted daily and they still don’t respond with violence. But in our case, one insult about the Prophet and things escalate fast. Where exactly did the Prophet command us to kill people over insults? Show me the verse or hadith. I’m waiting.

@Wolfgangtaken @MasterMaliq @MasterMaliq see proof of Muhammad ordering killing, I got chills reading this and wondering why people feel mohamed is worthy to be a prophet of God

@MasterMaliq They asked Muhammad would you like it to kill the man. Muhammad said... "Yes". "Get him" so they did. The accusation, writing hurty poems about Muhammad.

@MasterMaliq And Yet, this "human" Raise someone frm the dead Made the blind to see Cast out demons Fed 5k people Died and rose again Told us to be careful of wolves in sheep clothing DIDN'T KILL ANYONE LOVED HIS ENEMIES DIDN'T ASK MARRY This same "human" is coming back to judge the world

Jesus was not perfect. He flipped tables in anger at the temple. He cursed a fig tree for not bearing fruit out of season. He got frustrated with his disciples and called people faithless. He said he didn’t know the Hour, only God knows. He ate, slept, prayed, and depended on God. That’s not perfection. That’s human. Perfection doesn’t get angry. Perfection doesn’t lack knowledge. Perfection doesn’t rely on another. So be real, are these the qualities of God or the signs of a man sent by God?

@MasterMaliq Add plagiarism pls. Who told Mohammed that Abraham was in a fire and it was cool? Maybe he didnt hear the story well.

Someone said everything about Islam feels off… Killing over blasphemy Threatening people who leave the faith Punishing others for eating during Ramadan Forcing rules on non-Muslims in the name of Sharia Pushing kids into street begging (almajiri system) Forcing women instead of giving them a choice Arresting people just for not fasting Banning things like mannequins over fear of temptation Child marriage being justified Men marrying multiple wives and neglecting responsibility And worst of all, excusing or defending violence and calling it “jihad” I understand is concern. If these things are happening, they should be called out. No excuses. But let’s be clear: not every Muslim supports this, and not every society runs like this.

@MasterMaliq Quran just dey turn bible stories up side down mehn

The story of Abraham being thrown into fire appears in the Quran. It says his people, after he challenged their idols, cast him into a blazing fire, but God made the fire cool and safe, and he survived. Interesting part? This story is not in the Bible. So why isn’t it there? That raises a real question: Do Christians believe it actually happened? If this was such a major miracle in Abraham’s life, why is it missing from the Bible’s detailed account of him?

@RealShahriqKhan @MasterMaliq say this is a lie and I will believe you.

Most Muslims or Christians have never caught this, but it’s one of the clearest mix-ups in the Quran. Surah 28:23–27 tells a story about Moses meeting two women at a well, helping water their flocks, and then being offered marriage in exchange for working 8–10 years. Sound familiar? That’s not Moses’s story. That’s Jacob’s story, straight out of Genesis 29. Jacob meets Rachel at a well, helps water her sheep, stays with her father Laban, and works years to marry her.  But in the Quran, that entire arc gets assigned to Moses. Same setup. Same well. Same daughters. Same marriage-for-labor structure. No Laban, Rachel or Leah. Moses becomes the stand-in for Jacob’s entire journey. This isn’t poetic overlap or a creative choice, this is a full narrative transplant. A story pulled from one patriarch and reassigned to another, with no explanation, no context, and no Torah reference. For a book that claims to confirm previous scripture (Surah 2:41, 10:94), that’s not confirmation. That’s confusion. So now you have to ask: Did God forget who He gave the story to? Or was this revelation recycled? Because the Torah lays it out clearly, Jacob, Laban, the years, the deal. But the Quran blends it like it’s interchangeable. If you can’t trust the characters, how can you trust the authority of the Quran?

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@Grantedyou35 @MasterMaliq Pls @MasterMaliq refute this pls

Either you are a liar or an ignorant .. your prophet said رزقي تحت ظل رمحي .. if you a Muslim you should know what I wrote .. he was a thief .. ask Safia bint huayayi صفية بنت حويي from the Jewish tribe beni quraitha .. Muhammad killed all her family and looted their property and enslaved her later he married and she poisoned him and died 2 years later .. Allah punished him and didn’t save him

About 25% of the world is Muslim, and that number keeps growing every day. You see it yourself online, people converting in large numbers constantly. Now think about it… if the majority of Muslims were actually terrorists like some people claim, the world wouldn’t look the way it does today. Other religions wouldn’t still be standing strong across continents. That narrative simply doesn’t match reality.

@MasterMaliq Today, i agree with you

I have no issue with the Pope showing respect to Islam. Respect between religions is necessary. But respect should never mean silence. Christians are being killed in different parts of the world by extremist groups claiming Islam, and the global response often feels too quiet. As the head of the Church, your voice carries weight, not just in interfaith dialogue but in moments where innocent people are suffering. Preach peace, yes. Preach love, always. But peace without truth starts to look like avoidance. If we can speak loudly about unity, we should also be able to speak clearly against violence, no matter who commits it. Because defending human life should never be selective.

@hamada_elsheref @MasterMaliq Men do that too.

@Galb_Seun @MasterMaliq في هذا القول وضح النبي لماذا ليس لأنهم نساء فقط سوف يدخلو جهنم بل بسبب فعل لايفعله الا النساء وهو بسيط ولكن اثره كبير ( لأن يكفرن العشير) بمعني ان الرجل يفعل كل شئ جميل للزوجه في كل موقف وعند اول موقف خاطئ للزوج تنسي كل شئ وتقول له لم تفعل لي شئ جيد من يوم زواجنا

A hadith says the Prophet was asked who fills Hell the most, and he answered: women. But then I wonder… what does the Bible actually say about Hell?

@MasterMaliq L I E S .

99.9% of Muslims do not support extremism

@MasterMaliq Seeking context to marrying Aisha as a child. So you can reply when I greet you, but you cannot wish or greet me with peace?

@Galb_Seun Aisha ..no Cousin marriage .. tradition ( just like the Bible) We can reply them when they greet us

Just because Islam allows something doesn’t mean you should rush and do it. Cousin marriage is allowed… okay. That doesn’t make it the best choice for you. They say Aisha was married young… okay. That’s not a license to give out your own child. A Hadith mentions killing for blasphemy… okay. That doesn’t mean you turn into judge, jury, and executioner. You think the Quran says avoid non-Muslims… okay. That doesn’t mean you start treating people like enemies for no reason. Be honest with yourself for once. Are you thinking… or just copying? Because the moment you stop using your brain and hide behind religion, it’s no longer faith it’s just blind obedience.

@MasterMaliq Because its similar to the testimony of one woman is not enough.

@Galb_Seun I see it as a warning, not an insult.The Prophet was addressing a situation, pointing out common sins he saw, not giving a final judgment on all women. In Islam, nobody enters Hell because of gender… it’s your actions that count.

@MasterMaliq What was the context for cousin marriage, marrying Aisha and do not greet Asalam to Jews and Christains?

@Galb_Seun Context matters

@BLanyoh @ArnabMubashir @MasterMaliq @Eyes_WideOpen

@Galb_Seun @ArnabMubashir @MasterMaliq Both quran and the hadiths

It's so unfortunate that we've turn the Muslim heaven into a brothel. 😔

@Eyes_WideOpen @MasterMaliq Terrorists are satan in human form

@Galb_Seun @MasterMaliq Satan is well versed than evey single one of us yet still went against God. Your logic is flawed.

Do you know the founder of ISIS, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, had a PhD in Islamic theology? He wasn’t ignorant. He studied deeply. So when people say “he’s not a Muslim,” what exactly does that mean? Are we confronting uncomfortable realities, or just protecting an image?

@Eyes_WideOpen @MasterMaliq A PhD holder in Islamic Theology cannot miss that. He is more knowledgeable than you can ever be in your religion

He must have missed the basic teachings of the prophet: "Beware of extremism (ghuluww) in religion, for those before you were destroyed because of extremism in religion." (Narrated by Ibn Abbas and others; found in sources like Sunan an-Nasa'i and others) One more point 👉 Satan is more educated than all of us...

@MasterMaliq @nashifmukanza .......to be funded and be used.

@nashifmukanza The real question is why would someone who understands true Islam allowed himself to be funded ?