[Ali Imran]

There were libraries before Muhammad's time...people read, information spreads

In Madinah? LOL

And you said you're well-informed.

[pinkpanther]

In Madinah? LOL

And you said you're well-informed.

People acquire knowledge by reading and learning from libraries, and Muhammad may have gained insights from those who read and stay around him.

You give the whole library to Muhammad also useless because he can't read...but he has wars to listen to news

[Ali Imran]

People acquire knowledge by reading and learning from libraries, and Muhammad may have gained insights from those who read and stay around him.

You give the whole library to Muhammad also useless because he can't read...but he has wars to listen to news

So you mean the information in the Quran was given to Muhammad صلي الله عليه وسلم by those around him, and he put it in the Quran. And then he claimed that it was a revelation from God, and they all believed him?

Did you engage your brain before coming up with that nonsense?

[pinkpanther]

So you mean the information in the Quran was given to Muhammad صلي الله عليه وسلم by those around him, and he put it in the Quran. And then he claimed that it was a revelation from God, and they all believed him?

Did you engage your brain before coming up with that nonsense?

You don even know your prophet that well  are you a real moslem...he knew about the jews and christians..that is without a doubt..and he knew more than what the jews and Christians believe in....what do you think? He kept himself in the room all year round? ....

AI Overview



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Prophet Muhammad learned from various individuals and sources throughout his life, both before and after receiving his prophethood. He learned from his own experiences, his interactions with others, and through divine revelation. His experiences included being orphaned at a young age, working as a shepherd, and engaging in trade, all of which contributed to his understanding of the world and its people. He also learned from his wife Khadijah, his companions, and through listening to the advice of others.

[pinkpanther]

So you mean the information in the Quran was given to Muhammad صلي الله عليه وسلم by those around him, and he put it in the Quran. And then he claimed that it was a revelation from God, and they all believed him?

Did you engage your brain before coming up with that nonsense?

Who said the revelation was from God? ..it was from an entity claiming to be Jibril...God never pass him the revelation directly!

[Ali Imran]

Who said the revelation was from God? ..it was from an entity claiming to be Jibril...God never pass him the revelation directly!

Read again what I wrote. See if you can realize how silly your claim is.

[pinkpanther]

Read again what I wrote. See if you can realize how silly your claim is.

There is nothing silly about my claim....it is silly you chose to believe in a man who claimed to receive God's revelation..... again all claims no proof no evidences no witnesses...just hot air

[pinkpanther]

Read again what I wrote. See if you can realize how silly your claim is.

You know why the Quran is not from God? Muhammad makes a wrong claim about the Trinity!
Show me from your Quran that when it talked about the Trinity..it is talking about the Father, son and the Holy spirit!!! Not Mary!!! Muhammad got it wrongly from the catholics!

AI Overview



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The Quran does not present the Christian concept of the Trinity as one God in three persons (Father, Son, and Holy Spirit). Instead, some Quranic verses appear to address a misunderstanding of the Trinity, sometimes associating it with a belief in God, Jesus, and Mary as separate deities. Muslims believe in the absolute oneness of God (Tawhid) and reject the idea of a Trinity that includes multiple divine beings.