Riaz, THE BIBLE IS MUCH MORE CREDIBLE THAN THE QUR'AN

Submitted by Nur el Masih Ben Haq (United States), Jun 22, 2011 at 17:38

KHALIF UTHMAN BURNT EARLIER VERSIONS OF THE QUR'AN AND IMPOSED HIS NEWLY COMPILED ONE. YET EVEN THE NEW VERSION HAS MANY PROBLEMS

Your scholars deceive and intimidate you to wrongly believe that ... the Qur'an is intact, original and accurate. There is nothing like original Qur'an. Even the first compiled versions of the Qur'an had no diacritical marks. So the Qur'an later suffered variations.

Initially, fourteen variations were shortlisted and finally, Muslims adopted seven variations and tried to legitimize them by fabricating a Hadith that says that the Qur'an was read in such different forms when their prophet was alive and that he approved of all the seven variations.

That is why the Qur'an is proved to be very erroneous, ridiculous, and dubious and very inciting. The only aspects of the Qur'an that make sense are those plagiarized from the Holy Bible, the book of books and oldest surviving book in the world.

Evidences abound that there is no Qur'an manuscripts earlier than 140 years after hijra. This is another proof that there is absolutely NO original Qur'an as some Muslims claim.

And you said, "Around the time islam grew - you will find that most of Arabia was not Cristian. This is virtually unanimous viewpoint of historians. As for North Africa - jeez!"

I am not sure you knew what you were saying. Where did I even talk about the Christians in Arabia? I only talked about the thousands of Christians Islamic Arabs massacred in North Africa and permanently invaded their lands. Can't you read what I said? Or are you employing diversionary tactics already?

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