The Qur'an does say that the OT and NT are corrupted books and what a disaster

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), May 16, 2014 at 08:59

Our dear Kausar wrote this

Correct thing to say would be Muslims believe that the Scriptures of Moses and Jesus were later corrupted by other people.

Correct thing is you are providing a bogus opinion without any evidence from the Islamic literary tradition

I challenge you to tell me where would I find in the Qur'an anything close to ان التوراة والانجيل والزبور كتب محرفة you will not find it.

As a matter of fact

1. Your Allah says that he is the author of التوراة والانجيل والزبور

2. He also says that لاتبديل لكلمات الله or that no one can change his words

3. This really means that the OT and NT and the Psalms are not corrupted and could not have been corrupted

4. Oh more? your Allah says in Q7:157-158 that the name of Muhammad is mentioned in the books of the Jews and Christians now you tell me why would Allah quote a corrupted book in-order to prove a point? It does not make sense

Now your revered early Muslim sources the likes of al-Tabari tell us that what is really corrupted is not the OT or the NT because they are كلمات الله but what was corrupted was التأويل

Oh the Arabic? But you see our dear Kauser Islam is really the religion of the Arabs only and you ain't no Arab

Also Abrahim was not the first Muslim,

He was a Jew get over it

it was Adam who was the first Man and Muslim.

"First man"? I thought that our ancestors were monkeys so was he a Muslim ...?

please try to be fair and accurate when writing about core Islamic beliefs.utm

Oh I have no respect for you or prophet Quthm bin Abd Allat aka Muhammad and his اساطير الأولين

But I'm curious our dear Kausar how come you do not live in Saudi Arabia?

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