Islam's Problems

@TATBUILT003 @AmeliaRemigrate Refute? My point is that you don’t even need to get them in a war. They just have to be your right hand possessions: islamsproblems.com/quran-verses-s…

The Quran allows Muslim men to rape non-Muslim young girls captured and taken as slaves in war. Hadiths describe sharing captives and Muhammad distributing young girls as spoils. They are at war with us.

@DrMaleekk @JayDyer I watched a video of them praying as ISIS beheaded them - the 21 Coptic Christian Martyrs of Libya

After studying the Coptic “martyrs” situation closely I will have to agree with @JayDyer I find it to be a fabrication (like the Mary citing) and not real. Just an attention seeking ploy. But I did find the opposite…. Coptics hurting people who become Muslim.

@KR3Wmatic Check out some of its problems: islamsproblems.com/contents/

Prophet Muhammad would be so mad at the internet for exposing him.

@I8731730332406 @Acts17David youtu.be/DpQu6eCqObA?is…

@islamsproblems1 @Acts17David So you’re saying these men went to war with the UK and held these girls as captives? Do you Pagan Christians ever hear yourselves? 🤣

Everyone stop what you're doing and read the Rape Gangs Report. Then take some screenshots of the passages you find most horrifying and share them. static1.squarespace.com/static/6810978…

@BazerkanKa7737 you're proud of this? islamsproblems.com/aisha-age-nine…

We aren't afraid lol , literally the opposite WE ARE PROUD

@lilyjayofficial coincidence or miracle? Subhanallah islamsproblems.com/quran-sun-sets…

Coincidence or miracle? 🤔

@MercifulMessage @eternalbread_ everything? islamsproblems.com/muhammad-safiy…

@eternalbread_ I love EVERYTHING Muhammad ﷺ did

Muslims when somebody cracks open Sahih Al-Bukhari and reads out loud the things Muhammad did

@_sabasaurus you're that impressed? islamsproblems.com/aisha-age-nine…

'muslims when somebody opens Sahih Al Bukhari and reads out loud the things Muhammad did'

@fawzydawah it follows from this: islamsproblems.com/apostates-burn…

I don’t condone violence but if ur content is all based upon rage baiting people then what do u expect???!!

I'm an atheist. But for this whataboutism, the Church condemns this and requires celibacy of priests. And the perfect example of Jesus married 0 children, had 0 sex slaves and killed 0 people. The perfect example of Muhammad in Islam, you really can’t say the same for. These victims are accurately quoting Quran verses, authentic hadiths, and the perfect example of their prophet read to them during their rape (victim testimony from an earlier inquiry): "I was told that I must respect their religion. This was the first of many confusing lies that I was forced to believe. I was told that to show them (Muslims) respect, I mustn't eat pork. I was told that Muslim girls are good and pure, and stay virgins until marriage, but all white girls are slags, and they all sleep with hundreds of people ... Kaffir girls are worthless. Sex with a kaffir girl doesn't count as adultery (only sex with a Muslim woman counts as adultery). If you're not a virgin before marriage you should be beaten. Many times I was told that the Quran says, "If one of your wives disobeys you, beat her." This was often quoted to me before they beat me with their hands." Wife beating Quran verse 4:34: "and finally, strike them." legacy.quran.com/4/34 "I was beaten, strangled, suffocated, and my head held under water, tortured, kicked, and raped over 100 times. I was told that if you don't scream when you're raped, then you're consenting to the rape, so you should be stoned to death. I was told that Muslim girls know this (because the Quran says that Alisha's silence was her consent to the marriage to Mohammed). So Muslim girls know to scream, but white girls don't, so that's their fault then, because they're not" Sahih Bukhari 6946: "Narrated `Aisha: I asked the Prophet, "O Allah's Messenger (ﷺ)! Should the women be asked for their consent to their marriage?" He said, "Yes." I said, "A virgin, if asked, feels shy and keeps quiet." He said, "Her silence means her consent."" sunnah.com/bukhari:6946 Full Testimony: webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ukgwa/20221215… Saying this has nothing to do with Islam is naive or dishonest: islamsproblems.com/quran-verses-s…

@islamsproblems1 @Acts17David On the other hand, we know Christians get inspiration from Numbers (31:17-18) 🤣

@Esquestifler @MaajedAliKhan @Rurouni_Phoenix I assume you’re talking about this Hadith: Q&A Muhammad: Do you know where this sets? Abu Dharr: Allah and his Apostle know best. Muhammad: It sets in a spring of warm water (Hamiyah). masjidtaqwa.org/pdfs/dawud.pdf

@MaajedAliKhan @islamsproblems1 @Rurouni_Phoenix The problem you have is that even your false prophet confirmed that the sun sets in a muddy pool. How do you respond or argue to that

I sincerely hope that most online Muslim apologists have moved off of the scientific miracle of the Quran argument because it appeals to the same flawed reason and methodology that Christian arguments for scientific foreknowledge in the Bible recklessly utilize.

@MaajedAliKhan @Hisenberg122 @Esquestifler @Rurouni_Phoenix This one is graded Sahih/Sahih (authentic) in chain. Not daif (weak). What a coincidence ur prophet says same thing here as ur earliest tafsirs and Quran See more here: reddit.com/r/DebateReligi…

@islamsproblems1 @Hisenberg122 @Esquestifler @Rurouni_Phoenix There are all kinds of Hadeets, that doesn’t mean they are all accurate or true.

@Hisenberg122 @Esquestifler @MaajedAliKhan @Rurouni_Phoenix He’s talking about this Hadith: Q&A Muhammad: Do you know where this sets? Abu Dharr: Allah and his Apostle know best. Muhammad: It sets in a spring of warm water (Hamiyah). masjidtaqwa.org/pdfs/dawud.pdf

@Esquestifler @MaajedAliKhan @islamsproblems1 @Rurouni_Phoenix u think people are illiterate when they say the sun sets over the sea because that's literally how human observation works the verse says what Dhul qarnayn observed not a lesson in astrophysics otherwise every weather report that says sunrise and sunset would be false too 😆

@cenkuygur @mehdirhasan the victims are are accurately quoting the Quran verses and authentic hadiths read to them during their rape - are you sure this has nothing to do with Islam? Victim testimony from an earlier inquiry: "I was told that I must respect their religion. This was the first of many confusing lies that I was forced to believe. I was told that to show them (Muslims) respect, I mustn't eat pork. I was told that Muslim girls are good and pure, and stay virgins until marriage, but all white girls are slags, and they all sleep with hundreds of people ... Kaffir girls are worthless. Sex with a kaffir girl doesn't count as adultery (only sex with a Muslim woman counts as adultery). If you're not a virgin before marriage you should be beaten. Many times I was told that the Quran says, "If one of your wives disobeys you, beat her." This was often quoted to me before they beat me with their hands." Wife beating Quran verse 4:34: "and finally, strike them." "I was beaten, strangled, suffocated, and my head held under water, tortured, kicked, and raped over 100 times. I was told that if you don't scream when you're raped, then you're consenting to the rape, so you should be stoned to death. I was told that Muslim girls know this (because the Quran says that Alisha's silence was her consent to the marriage to Mohammed). So Muslim girls know to scream, but white girls don't, so that's their fault then, because they're not" Sahih Bukhari 6946: "Narrated `Aisha: I asked the Prophet, "O Allah's Messenger (ﷺ)! Should the women be asked for their consent to their marriage?" He said, "Yes." I said, "A virgin, if asked, feels shy and keeps quiet." He said, "Her silence means her consent."" webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ukgwa/20221215… see more: islamsproblems.com/quran-verses-s…

Ian Carroll? Silent. Candace Owens? Silent. Cenk Uygur? Silent. Mehdi Hasan? Silent. Ana Kasparian? Silent.

@Rurouni_Phoenix More on the origins of this story: reddit.com/r/AcademicQura…

@Rurouni_Phoenix It’s actually filled with scientific errors: islamsproblems.com/quran-sun-sets…

@Rurouni_Phoenix Bro folded under no pressure. But that’s hilarious. Hopefully you don’t take it literally. I find the origins of this story fascinating: reddit.com/r/AcademicQura…

To be fair, my holy book (the Bible) says the earth is flat, has pillars, has gates in the sky, that the kidneys are the center of cognitive function, that rabbits are ruminants, bats are birds, grasshoppers have four legs and that there is a mass of water above the sky.

What's interesting is the entire story follows this structure: In the Quran, the Dhul Qarnayn story begins: “They will ask thee of Dhu'l-Qarneyn.” In it, he traveled until he reached (balagha) the setting place of the sun and found (wajada) the sun setting in a muddy spring, and found (wajada) a community near it. Then he reached (balagha) the rising place of the sun where people had no shelter from it. Then he followed another path until he reached (balagha) a place between two mountains, where he found (wajada) a people asking for help against Gog and Magog. He builds an iron and copper wall between the cliffs to seal them off until doomsday. Quran 18:83-99. quran.com/18/83-99?trans… that creates two independent problems: 1. First, Dhul Qarnayn reached (balagha) a location: the setting place of the sun (maghriba l-shamsi). 2. There, he found (wajada) the sun setting in a muddy spring (ʿaynin ḥami-atin). And he found (wajada) a community near it. corpus.quran.com/wordbyword.jsp… And again all the earliest tafsirs including Tafsir Al-Tabari took it literally until it became too embarrassing: youtu.be/UVwizsojd1Y?si… If you want more details on where this story comes from - it comes from fan fiction about Alexander the Great circulating around 7th century Arabia - see more here: reddit.com/r/DebateReligi…

@islamsproblems1 @Rurouni_Phoenix No I just want to know if you are a Hindu or African because no one else can be that dumb to not understand how languages work. For eg in English ‘piece of cake’ often means something that’s ‘easy’. Imagine you fighting over “no it means real cake’ 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Quran.com actually breaks it word by word and what is used isn't maghreb but "maghriba l-shamsi" which is translates to "the setting place of the sun" as shown below. You can click this link to view it directly: corpus.quran.com/wordbyword.jsp… Tafsir Al-Tabari on Quran 18:86 took it literally and covers the debate the salaf and companion Ibn Abbas had about whether the spring in which the sun set is muddy or hot: "Allah says: (Until, when Dhul-Qarnayn reached the setting of the sun, he found it setting in a muddy spring.) The readers differed on how to read this. Some of the readers of Medina and Basra read it as (in a muddy spring), meaning that the sun sets in a spring that contains mud. While a group of the readers of Medina and the majority of the people of Kufa read it as, (in a warm spring) meaning that the sun sets in a spring of warm water. The people of commentary have differed on the meaning of this depending on the way they read the verse. Al-Husayn b. Al-Junayd ← Sayd b. Salamah ← Ismail b. Aliyah ← Uthman b. Hadir: I heard Abdullah b. Abbas said: Muawiyah recited this verse, and he said (warm spring) and Ibn Abbas said: it is (muddy spring). He said: So they sent to Ka'b Al-Ahbar and asked him. Ka'b said: As for the sun, it disappears in 'Thatin', which matched what Ibn Abbas said, and the word tha'at means "mud". And in my (Tabari's) mind the correct opinion is to say that they are both popular readings in the land, and each one has a correctness about it and an understandable meaning, and neither contradicts the other, for it is possible that the sun sets in a hot spring that has mud and sludge, so a reader who uses "hot spring" is describing its temperature, and the reader who uses "muddy spring" is describing that it has mud and sludge. Both versions have been narrated to us. Muhammad b. Al-Muthanna ← Yazid b. Harun ← The common people ← A freed slave of Abdullah b. Amr ← Abdullah: "The Messenger of Allah, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, looked at the sun when it set, and said: 'In the blazing fire of Allah, in the blazing fire of Allah: If it wasn't for Allah's command, the sun would burn all those who are on earth.'"" quran.ksu.edu.sa/tafseer/tabary… And it's not just Tabari - all the earliest tafsirs took it literally until it became too embarrassing - see this video: youtu.be/UVwizsojd1Y?si…

@islamsproblems1 @Rurouni_Phoenix So are you Hindu or an African ? What’s the contributing factor to your Low IQ ?

Not according to quran.com - he reached (balagha) the setting place of the sun (maghriba l-shamsi) and found (wajada) it setting in (fi) a spring of dark mud (ʿaynin ḥami-atin) and found (wajada) a community near it corpus.quran.com/wordbyword.jsp… And West is a direction, not a destination. If the sun sets in the west from everywhere on Earth, how can you reach (balagha) the setting place of the sun? It's also narrated in third person and there is no "appeared" in the Arabic. It says when he reached (balagha) the setting place of the sun, he found (wajada) the setting in a muddy spring just like he found (wajada) a real community near it. And it's clear all the earliest tafsirs (exegesis of Quran) took it literally until it became too embarrassing. Also, springs are small and don't have horizons like oceans. You look down at a spring and can see its edges. The sun can't appear to set into a spring. And even if this is granted, how did he first reach (balagha) the setting place of the sun in the first place?

@islamsproblems1 @Rurouni_Phoenix You are either a Hindu or an African , because by God you are low IQ. The words used in the Quran are balagha maghrib meaning far west. The guy reached a water body at the far western end of his empire and saw the sunset behind a pool of water. As simple as that. Try again