Islam_Is_Truth
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Islam_Is_Truth
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To reach out & inform people who are in search of truth about God. Qur’an The ultimate Message from God. #Islam #Muhammad #Jesus DM me for free Qur’an.





I strongly believe that many many christians will soon understand Islam and embrace it. In sha Allah




@modban His birth given name is still Yeshua, just for the record.





So I’ve been delving into Christianity and more specifically the New Testament. So it’s written decades after Jesus was crucified by: Paul ( the apostle ) Matthew Mark Luke John That’s 5 different authors who also according to historians and scholars rely on witness testimony to write the Gospels. Not to offend any Christian but how can you say this is the word of God, with different interpretations and perspectives on Jesus’s life? Not trying to offend anyone it’s a genuine question. Whereas in Islam there is 1 author and that is the word of God alone which speaks to its authenticity and hasn’t been changed by different men and the original transcript is held at Birmingham University and has been carbon tested to date all the way back to Prophet Muhammad. What’s people’s thoughts on this please? 🤔 No trolling please 🙏












You’re comparing two completely different concepts. The hadith says Allah will reveal Himself on the Day of Judgment. It does not say Allah became a human, ate food, slept, got tired, prayed to another God, died, or had a God above Him. More importantly, Muslims affirm them without likening Allah to creation,Muslims are not claiming Allah became a man. And even according to the Bible, the issue isn’t that God can never be seen. The issue is that God cannot be seen by ordinary humans in this life. “No one has ever seen God.” (John 1:18) “Whom no man has seen nor can see.” (1 Timothy 6:16) Yet people saw Jesus, touched Jesus, ate with Jesus, and watched him sleep, bleed, and die. That doesn’t make Jesus God. It makes him human. The real problem is that your doctrine requires: A God who is born. A God who grows in wisdom (Luke 2:52). A God who is tempted (Hebrews 4:15). A God who does not know the hour (Mark 13:32). A God who prays. A God who has a God. A God who dies. And before mocking hadith, remember your own Bible describes God with hands, feet, eyes, nostrils, walking in the garden, wrestling Jacob, and sitting on a throne. So if anthropomorphic language is absurd, your problem isn’t with Islam, it’s with your own scripture first. The difference is that I don’t believe a reference to Allah’s “shin” turns Allah into a human being. You believe a man who says “my God and your God” is the Almighty God Himself.














