How many Qurans ? to Ahmed A.,

Submitted by Ianus (Poland), Jan 23, 2006 at 19:44

Ahmed A.,

> I recommend all the debating people on this forum to go on faithfreedom.org and read the debates between Ali Sina and many knowledgable muslims. All the topics have been covered. See how it has been proved that Quran is Allah's word and Mohammed(PBUH) is Allah's true apostle.

If I may give you also some recomendations, bring your Allah himself to this forum and we'll all start believing whatever you may happen to be telling us.
If Allah is unwilling, shy or feels insecure , tell Him we're -unlike Muslims- all polite people...and as illiterate as His beloved prophet used to be in the days of old.
If He hasn't time, is too busy or is too big to sit in front of His Cosmic computer or simply doesn't know how to write emails or whatever , then let Him send his arch-lackey Gibrail to us with miracles. He'll be a good substitute for his misanthropic master, I think.
Look, this is the only way to prove that the Quran is Allah's word and Mohammed (PBUH) is Allah's true apostle and that you Ahmed the knowledgeable Muslim are worthy of getting 72 miraculous Qurans on the day you enter the first paradise and twice as many as in the first when you enter the second and three times as many as in the second when you arrive at the third paradise ; and four as many as in the third when you're at the fourth paradise and five as many as in the fourth at the fifth paradise; and six as many as in the fifth at the sixth paradise and seven times as many as in the sixth when you arrrive at last at the seventh paradise... Now , as a true calculating Muslim tell us how many Qurans will you hold when you stand before the Miracle Throne of Allah to compare your ...... (put the number here) Qurans with the Original Eternal Quran?

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