The Qur'an a book that you cannot read in Arabic says that your Allah prefered Jesus over Muhammad

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Aug 17, 2008 at 08:41

It seems that our dear samer disagrees with his Arabian Allah as he wrote

>Why Jesus is then Different. HE IS NO DIFFERENT THAN ANY PROPHET

Well let me see your Allah says:

1. Q2:285: la nufarriq bayna ahad min rusuluh or we make no division between any one of his messengers

So far you are right. But this is not all Mr. ignorant

2. But as usual allah changes his mind in Q17:55 and he says; wa laqd faddalana ba3d al-nabiyyin 3ala ba3d or we have prefered some prophets over others

So which one is it? Or is this another case of al-nasikh wa al-mansukh nonsense?So your claim so far is bogus

3. Your Allah also says in Q41:43: ma yuqal laka ila ma qad qeel lelrusul min qablik or nothing has been said to you without it having been said to the messengers before you

The question now becomes then why send Muhammad in the first place?Oh let me see so Allah and his rasul can get 1/5 of the loot!

And no the source of Muhammad being Sayyid al-Mursaleen is not Quranic

4. Now the Qur'an a book that you cannot read in Arabic says that Jesus was mufadal and that Allah provided him with al-bayanat and also allowed him to creat life and to cure the sick and the blind and the leper and oh Jesus did not die which makes him a God and more evidence that allah gave jesus a special distinction can be found in Q4:171-2, and Q19:19. and non of these powers were given to Muhammad oh no he was allowed to be an Arabian warlord and caravan raider

Do you know what this means? It means that Jesus indeed was "prefered" or mufadal over Muhammad. So much for Quranic gobbledygook

I urge you to abandon Islam and be whole again

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