Who was ACTUALLY the first Muslim? (It's not Abu Bakr)
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- A couple of weeks ago we asked who was the first Muslim, according to the Quran (ua-cam.com/users/li.... While we never did get a clear answer from the "perfectly clear" book, let's try again. This time, let's ask who was the first Muslim according to historical reality? That is, who was the first person to accept Muhammad's new religion? Mary Harb joins me live to try to figure it out as we continue our look into the life of Muhammad.
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Thank you for your work! 💐🕊
Mary you are one beautiful intelligent and fearless woman I am very grateful that you are working with Thaddeus
Let's just ask the Qur'an who the first Muslim was. The first Muslim was: Adam (2:37), Muhammad (6:14, 163), Moses (7:143), some Egyptians (26:51), or Abraham (2:127-133, 3:67). Apparently, Allah does not know the answer to this question, so you can't expect lay stone-kissers to know. Great video.
Lets talk who is the first christian Peter?or judas?or u?
@@zulfiqarashraf5619 , there was no "first Christian". Rather, there was a GROUP of believers who met the Risen Christ and thus EVENTUALLY came to be called "Christians".
@BertoKinawa my dear lying is a sin? Can jesus speak lei?
@BertoKinawa can you do bigger work than jesus?
@BertoKinawa read John 14.12.
Good work
@reasoned answers suggestions for guests/topic: see if you can get Jai and Daughter of Christ on here either with Mary or when she has a rare stream off just you with the two of them. They just had to restart their channel and they did an unbelievable stream with Godlogic the other day you may have seen, but the topic of Quran preservation is I think one of the primary things that needs to be hit hard right now. I know u got a full schedule but maybe sometime soon…Thx!
Muhammad never submitted. All submitted to him.
Well said
And al'LAH was the first to submit to him😅
Exactly
May you accept Allah. He can give you half a brain.
@@user-kr2ul5no7tMAY YOU ACCEPT JESUS AND BE SAVED FROM HELL WHERE YOUR FAKE PROPHET IS.
Amen brother 🙏🏾 Jesus Christ is God 🙏🏾✝️...!
My post, Namus
Waraqah ibn Naufal refers to the founder of Islam's visitor as the Namus/namus, a word that means LAW.
Narrated `Aisha:
The Prophet (ﷺ) returned to Khadija while his heart was beating rapidly. She took him to Waraqa bin Naufal who was a Christian convert and used to read the Gospels in Arabic Waraqa asked (the Prophet), "What do you see?" When he told him, Waraqa said, "That is the same angel whom Allah sent to the Prophet) Moses {هَذَا النَّامُوسُ الَّذِي أَنْزَلَ اللَّهُ عَلَى مُوسَ This is the Namus that Allah sent down upon Moses}. Should I live till you receive the Divine Message, I will support you strongly."
[bukhari/60/66]
"Waraqa asked, "O my nephew! What have you seen?" The Prophet (ﷺ) described whatever he had seen. Waraqa said, "This is the same Namus (i.e., Gabriel, the Angel who keeps the secrets) whom Allah had sent to Moses {هَذَا النَّامُوسُ الَّذِي أُنْزِلَ عَلَى مُوسَى This is the Namus that was sent down upon Moses}. I wish I were young and could live up to the time when your people would turn you out."
[bukhari/91/1]
"Waraqa b. Naufal said: O my nephew! what did you see? The Messenger of Allah (ﷺ), then, informed him what he had seen, and Waraqa said to him: It is namus that God sent down to Musa {هَذَا النَّامُوسُ الَّذِي أُنْزِلَ عَلَى مُوسَ This is the Namus that was sent down upon Moses}.
[muslim:160a]
How is he in a position to give a name to it? And is he supposedly 'The Namus' or 'A namus'? And why is it called 'LAW'? And where did he get this title from?
My post, Perhaps the Hour is Near
S 33:63 People ask you about the Hour. Say: The knowledge of it is only with Allah. And what will make you know? Perhaps the Hour is near.
Relevant part: لَعَلَّ السَّاعَةَ تَكُونُ قَرِيبًا la’alla al-sa’ata takunu qariban.
S 42:17 Allah is the one who has sent down the book with truth and the balance. And what will make you know? Perhaps the Hour is near.
Relevant part: لَعَلَّ السَّاعَةَ قَرِيبٌ la’alla a-sa’ata qaribun.
In the first verse we find takunu, a feminine verb agreeing with sa’ah but the adjective is masculine. In the second the verb is missing and the adjective is again masculine.
My post, Moley Molly
We are told that the founder of Islam had a protuberance on his back.
Abdullah b. Sarjis reported:
I saw Allah's Apostle (ﷺ) and ate with him bread and meat, or he said Tharid (bread soaked in soup). I said to him: Did Allah's Apostle (ﷺ) seek forgiveness for you? He said: Yes, and for you, and he then recited this verse:" Ask forgiveness for thy sin and for the believing men and believing women" (xlvii. 19). I then went after him and saw the Seal of Prophethood between his shoulders on the left side of his shoulder having spots on it like moles.
[muslim:2346]
'Abdullah ibn Sarjis [al-MuzanI] said:
"I came to Allah’s Messenger (Allah bless him and give him peace), while he was among a group of his Companions, so I circled like this behind him. He understood what I wanted, so he threw the cloak off his back. I thus saw the place of the Seal on his shoulders, like a clenched fist surrounded by moles, as if they were warts. I came around to face him, and I said: 'May Allah forgive you, O Messenger of Allah!' He said: ‘And you,' so the people exclaimed: 'Allah’s Messenger (Allah bless him and give him peace) has asked forgiveness for you!' He said: 'Yes, and also for you!' Then he recited this Quranic verse: 'And ask forgiveness for your sin, and for the believing men and the believing women [was'tagh'fir li-dhanbika wa li’l mu'minina wal-mu’minat].”(Q.47:19).”’
[shamail:23]
Narrated Jabir bin Samurah:
"The seal of the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ)" - meaning the one which was between his two shoulder blades - "was fleshy and red, resembling the egg of a pigeon."
[urn/635150]
Now, it appears that a physician offered to remove it.
Abu Rimtha said:
I came to God’s Messenger with my father, and on his asking who this was along with him, he replied, “He is my son; be witness to the fact.” He said, “He will not bring evil on you, nor will you bring evil on him.”* Abu Dawud and Nasa’i transmitted it. * This is explained as meaning that neither will be punished for the wrong done by the other. In Sharh as-sunna there is an addition at the beginning. He said: I went in with my father to see God’s Messenger, and when my father saw what was on God's Messenger’s back he said, “Let me treat what is on your back, for I am a physician.” He replied, “You are the helper, but God is the Physician.”* *i.e. you act in a gentle manner giving help and advice, but only God can cure.
[mishkat:3471]
Did the founder of Islam initially see his protuberance as something that he might have been 'cured' of and later decided that it was 'the seal of prophethood'?
My post, Hanif
From Answering Islam:
HANIF
A Syriac word (hanpe/hanfe) meaning renegade. The word "Hanif" occurs 12 times in the Qur'an, where Abraham is looked upon as a model of "Hannifaya". According to Âl 'Imran 3:67, he is neither Jew nor Christian. Arab poets of pre-Islamic days used the term "Hanif" for a pagan or idolator. Even Muslim scholars recognized that the word is foreign. Masaudi in "Tanbih" says it is Syriac. The Syriac Christians used it as an equivalent of the pagan, or for non-Trinitarian heretics, eg. Arians. During the early days of Islam, the followers of the prophet prefered not to call themselves "Hunafa", and chose to use Muslim instead.
Four Hanifs were mentioned by ibn Ishaq, a famous biographer of Muhammad: Waraqa b. Naufal, Ubaidullah b. Jash, Uthamn b. al-Huwayrith and Zaid b. Amr.
One day when the Quraysh had assembled on a feast day to venerate and circumambulate the idol to which they offered sacrifices, this being a feast which they held annually, four men drew apart secretly and agreed to keep their counsel in the bonds of friendship. They were Waraqa b.Naufal, Ubaydullah b.Jahsh, whose mother was Umayma d.'Abdu'l Muttalib, Uthman b.al-Huwayrith and Zayd b.'Amr. They were of the opinion that their people had corrupted the religion of their father Abraham, and that the stone they went round was of no account, it could neither hear nor see, nor hurt nor help. ``Find yourselves a religion,'' they said, ``for by God you have none.'' So they went their ways seeking the ``Hanaffiya'' -- the religion of Abraham." (Ibn Ishaq, Life of Muhammad, tr. Guillaume, p. 99)
It is interesting that these four monotheists did not believe in the pagan ritual of circumabulating the Ka'aba. The ritual was later adopted by the Muslims.
Richard Bell makes an interesting suggestion regarding the puzzling question of the identity of the hanifs in his article Who were the Hanifs? Comparative Index to Islam : HANIF
S 2:135 And they said: Be Jews or Nasara, to be guided. Say: No, the cult of Ibrahim, a Hanif. And he was not of the mushrikun.
S 3:67 Ibrahim was not a Jew nor a Nasrani but a Hanif, a Muslim, and was not of the mushrikun.
S 3:95 Say: Allah has told the truth so follow the cult of Ibrahim a Hanif. And he was not of the mushrikun.
S 4:125 And who is better in religion than he who has surrendered his face to Lah and he is a good-doer and has followed the cult of Ibrahim a Hanif? And Allah took Ibrahim as a friend.
S 6:79 I have turned my face to the one who ripped apart the skies and the Earth, a Hanif, and I am not of the mushrikun.
S 6:161 Say: I, my lord has guided me to a straight path, a worthy religion, the cult of Ibrahim, a Hanif. And he was not of the mushrikun.
S 10:105 And: Direct your face to the religion as a Hanif and do not be of the mushrikun.
S 16:120 Ibrahim was a nation, obedient to Lah, a Hanif, and was not of the mushrikun.
S 16:123 Then we inspired you: Follow the cult of Ibrahim, a Hanif. And he was not of the mushrikun.
S 30:30 So set your face to the Hanif religion. Allah’s fitrah which he has split people on. There is no change to Allah’s creation. That is the worthy religion but most people do not know.
See my post: Does 'Allah' Call Jews Mushrikun?
Now in all of these passages the word is spelt with a final alif 'A'. As it stands it would suggest the word in the accusative case. The true form of the word is Hanif, not 'Hanifa'. Did the author find this form in a book translated from Syriac?
The plural is found in:
S 22:31 Hunafa to Lah, not associating with him. And he who associates with Allah, it is as though he has fallen from the sky and the bird has seized him or the wind blows him to a distant place.
S 98:5 And they were not commanded but to worship Allah, sincere towards him in the religion, Hunafa, and to perform salat and to give the zakat. And that is the religion of the valuable thing.
Khadija, it was her religion.
No khadija, no islam, it’s really that simple.
the powerful business woman khadija who tell her younger confused husband he is a prophet. Did not that woman even trick her father to marry muhammed because the father taught he was to low for her 😂
@@enockt6218 exactly.
She manipulated the whole thing and within weeks her uncle, Waraqa, who is supposed to have verified Mohammed ends up……….dead.
Mmmmmmm, let me join the dots
@@thunderous-one
Yes the one who witness muhammed saw angel gabriel was this powerful woman. She knew that it was a angel because she took of her cloth etc
Khadija instructed him, "Get up and sit by my left thigh." Muhammad did so, and she said, "Can you see him?" "Yes," he replied. "Now turn round and sit on my right thigh." He did so, and she said, "Can you see him?" When he said that he could, Khadija finally she asked him to move and sit in her lap. After casting aside her veil, she asked, "Can you see him?" And he replied, "No." She then comforted him: "Rejoice and be of good heart, he is an angel and not a Satan."
After Khadija took of her veil and show her self then she knew muhammed saw angel and not satan 🤣😂
I mean are this religion joking?
@@enockt6218 the sight of khadijas “spaniel ears” would have frightened both angel and demon alike!
This religion is a mess. I have done a discussion on khadija, the first true prophet of Islam on the Lloyd de Jong channel.
@@thunderous-one
can you link the video when you were on, he such a gem and Lloyd de jong knows alot about islam and sharia.
I gonna check further about khadija. Because i have notice same thing with her.
I remember i had argument with my brother and he pointed muhammed like a poor suffering guy. But i told him not when he become a prophet he married one of richest woman in that area. How can you be poor yet your wife its very very wealthy...
poor people do not have alot of slaves and concubine either 🤣😂
Well, that took a turn.
"Allah" even submitted to Mohammed, he was even the first to submit.
I was reminded of something by 'muslim' in chat. From, Another Stray Say: Are Muslims the Slaves of Muhammad?
On the grammatical or syntactical level, this article will make observations on some Qur’an verses that are similar to those I have made in another article published quite some time ago,1 but the theological implications are far more severe at this time.
Let us consider this text from the Qur’an:
… “O 'Ibadi (My slaves) who have transgressed against themselves (by committing evil deeds and sins)! Despair not of the Mercy of Allah, verily Allah forgives all sins. Truly, He is Oft-Forgiving, Most Merciful. And turn in repentance and in obedience with true Faith (Islamic Monotheism) to your Lord and submit to Him, (in Islam), before the torment comes upon you, then you will not be helped.” S. 39:53-54 Al-Hilali & Khan
The Muslim scripture is brimming with threats of punishment for sins and transgressions against the laws of Allah, both punishment in this life and even more the horrible punishment in the fire of Hell. Somebody who is very conscious of his sins and shortcomings could easily despair that he is not able to fulfil the requirements of Allah and has no chance to go to Paradise.
The above passage has the purpose to inspire hope in Muslims that Allah is gracious and merciful, and, whatever their sins may have been, Allah is willing to forgive them (v. 53) when he sees genuine repentance and submission in the heart and life of a Muslim believer (v. 54). It is a message of consolation or comfort spoken by Allah and addressed to the believers, whom he calls “my slaves”.
Apart from the “minor” quibble that one statement in v. 53 stands in contradiction to some other passages in the Qur’an (cf. the article Does Allah Forgive All Sins or Doesn’t He?), there would not be much of a problem in this text as it is quoted above.
However, the three dots at the beginning indicate that the above given citation was not complete. Let’s now take a look at what this verse really says:
Say: “O 'Ibadi (My slaves) who have transgressed against themselves (by committing evil deeds and sins)! Despair not of the Mercy of Allah, verily Allah forgives all sins. Truly, He is Oft-Forgiving, Most Merciful. And turn in repentance and in obedience with true Faith (Islamic Monotheism) to your Lord and submit to Him, (in Islam), before the torment comes upon you, then you will not be helped.” S. 39:53-54 Al-Hilali & Khan
For whatever reason, the author(s) or editor(s) of the Qur’an decided to change the verse from a direct speech of Allah to a command to Muhammad to speak these words by putting the word “Qul” before it, i.e., “Say (O Muhammad, the following words)”.
Muhammad said and/or was supposed to say: “O My Slaves …” Here is the problem: Are Muslim believers the slaves of Muhammad? ‘Ibâd Muhammad? Many Muslims bear the name Abd-Allah (Slave of Allah). Certainly, it would be shirk to call anyone “Abd-Muhammad”?
Adding “Qul” before the statement in quotation marks means that the speaker now changes from Allah to Muhammad. Therefore, the statement necessarily needs to be adapted to read, for example:
Say: “O slaves of Allah (‘ibâd Allah) who have transgressed against themselves (by committing evil deeds and sins)! Despair not of the Mercy of Allah, verily Allah forgives all sins. Truly, He is Oft-Forgiving, Most Merciful.”
But whoever made the decision to add “Qul” at the beginning of this verse forgot that with the change of the speaker the first person possessive pronoun needed to be changed to the name of Allah since otherwise the verse would turn into a blasphemous statement.
However, this was overlooked in the composition or editing process and now the Qur’an claims that Muhammad was commanded to address Muslims as “my slaves” instead of “Slaves of Allah”.
Just how strongly this formulation contradicts the central teaching of Islam, Tawhid, and what the Qur’an and hadith say in regard to the use of the words “slave” and “lord” is explained in Sam Shamoun’s companion article “How many Lords do Muslims really have?”
What are the implications of this observation? Basically, I see these alternatives:
A) The text as it stands is original, but the formulation was accidentally erroneous, i.e. we are looking at a human error. This constitutes evidence that the Qur’an comes from a human author since the omniscient and perfect God would not commit such an error. Thus, Muhammad designed the passage but he overlooked that he constructed this verse incorrectly.
B) The text, as it stands, is no longer original. The described problem arose through oversight by a sloppy editor. In other words, the text of the Qur’an has been changed; the Qur’an is corrupted.
C) The wording is intentional. The Qur’an really teaches the blasphemy that Muslims are the slaves of Muhammad. Many Muslim will be outraged at such a charge, but there is actually a considerable amount of evidence that the Qur’an elevates Muhammad to the level of deity in various ways (cf. the section on the Deification of Muhammad).
Is there any other alternative? As I see it, there is the dilemma that this verse is either accidentally erroneous (i.e. originating from a human author) or corrupted (through later tampering) or intentional and blasphemous (because it elevates Muhammad to a status that belongs only to God).2
But the trouble isn’t over yet. Shockingly, this very same error occurs not only once but at least twice!
In an earlier verse in the same chapter we find a similar formulation:
Say (O Muhammad SAW): “O My slaves who believe (in the Oneness of Allah Islamic Monotheism), be afraid of your Lord (Allah) and keep your duty to Him. Good is (the reward) for those who do good in this world, and Allah's earth is spacious (so if you cannot worship Allah at a place, then go to another)! Only those who are patient shall receive their rewards in full, without reckoning.” S. 39:10 Al-Hilali & Khan
Could it be that the translators Al-Hilali and Khan actually recognized the problem (and danger of potential misunderstanding) and therefore added the parenthesis “(Allah)” after “your Lord” in order to prevent the natural reading that “your Lord” refers back to the one who says “my slaves”, i.e. Muhammad?
Even if the translators had a different motivation, and even if the reader doesn’t want to accept that the natural reading of the text - without all the parenthetical remarks added by the translators - makes Muhammad “your Lord”, it still stands that Muhammad is commanded to address Muslims as “my slaves”. Adding the “Say:” in front of this verse is again very problematic, and everything that was outlined above in regard to S. 39:53 applies here as well.
it was dolly the sheep
It's funny because the ad is about Islam.
Muhammad never met anyone in a cave. This is a later story to explain Surah 96 The Blood Clot.
You are Muslim. Great. May Allah bless you.
My post, Allah the God of Licentiousness
In S 91:8 we read: فَأَلْهَمَهَا فُجُورَهَا وَتَقْوَاهَا And he inspired it {the soul} with its licentiousness (fujur} and its taqwa.
Definitions for fujur:
فُجُور : - خَلاَعةفُجُور : - خَلاَعة
- harlotry
فُجُور : - زِنًى
- Having sexual intercourse voluntarily
- Committing prostitution and other immoral actions
- State of having excessive sexual desire
- Voluntary sexual intercourse between a married person and somebody who is not that person's husband
- adultery; fornication
فُجُور : - فِسْق، خَلاعَة، دَعَارَة
- Having sexual intercourse voluntarily
- The state of being uninhibited
- Committing prostitution and other immoral actions
- State of having excessive sexual desire
- The enjoyment of physical and harmful pleasures
- The state of having an immoral attitude in life
- Voluntary sexual intercourse between a married person and somebody who is not that person's husband
- prostitution; rakishness; uninhibitedness; wantonness; whoredom; debauchery; profligacy; dissipation; dissoluteness; immorality; lechery; lewdness; licentiousness; adulterous; depravity; dissolute; indecent; libertinism Translation and Meaning of فُجُورَ
May Allah bless you.
well, if you prop the insane guy up as the prophet, and spend a bunch to spruce him up, you are technically the first follower right?
Mentally stable? Narrated `Aisha:
The Prophet (ﷺ) continued for such-and-such period imagining that he has slept (had sexual relations) with his wives, and in fact he did not. One day he said, to me, "O `Aisha! Allah has instructed me regarding a matter about which I had asked Him. There came to me two men, one of them sat near my feet and the other near my head. The one near my feet, asked the one near my head (pointing at me), 'What is wrong with this man? The latter replied, 'He is under the effect of magic.' The first one asked, 'Who had worked magic on him?' The other replied, 'Lubaid bin Asam.' The first one asked, 'What material (did he use)?' The other replied, 'The skin of the pollen of a male date tree with a comb and the hair stuck to it, kept under a stone in the well of Dharwan."' Then the Prophet (ﷺ) went to that well and said, "This is the same well which was shown to me in the dream. The tops of its date-palm trees look like the heads of the devils, and its water looks like the Henna infusion." Then the Prophet (ﷺ) ordered that those things be taken out. I said, "O Allah's Messenger (ﷺ)! Won't you disclose (the magic object)?" The Prophet (ﷺ) said, "Allah has cured me and I hate to circulate the evil among the people." `Aisha added, "(The magician) Lubaid bin Asam was a man from Bani Zuraiq, an ally of the Jews." Sahih al-Bukhari 6063
May Allah bless you.
I eas the first Muslim
Maybe. You will be the first Muslim in your family.
@@user-kr2ul5no7t how csn i do that
My post, Allah, Master or Slave?
In the Quran Allah is called a mawla; but what does this word mean? Let's look at some passages.
S 8:40 And if they turn away, know that Allah is your mawla. Excellent was the mawla and excellent the helper.
S 22:13 He calls to one--his harm is closer than his benefit. Miserable was the mawla and miserable the intimate.
S 22:78 And wage jihad for Allah with his due jihad. He has selected you and has not put upon you in the religion any difficulty. The cult of your father Ibrahim. He named you Muslims before and in this, that the messenger may be a witness over you and you may be witnesses over people. So establish salat and give zakat and hang on to Allah. He is your mawla. So excellent was the mawla and excellent the helper.
S 44:41 A day mawla does not avail mawla at all and they are not helped.
S 47:11 That is because Allah is a mawla of those who have believed and that the kafirun have no mawla.
The word has a number of meanings.
Noun
مَوْلًى • (mawlan) m (dual مَوْلَيَانِ (mawlayāni), plural مَوَالٍ (mawālin), feminine مَوْلَاة (mawlāh))
chief; lord; master
patron; client
slave
ally; friend; follower مولى - Wiktionary
Mawlas: Freed slaves and converts in early Islam: Slavery & Abolition: Vol 1, No 2
Anas reported the Prophet as saying, “The freedman* of a people is one of them.” * Maula. This word may mean either the one who emancipates or the one who has been emancipated, and therefore the tradition has received two different interpretations according to the meaning of maula. Bukhari transmitted it.
[mishkat:3044]
This hadith has been narrated by Abu Nadr on the authority of Umair, the freed slave {mawla} of Umm al-Fadl, through the same chain of transmitters.
[muslim:1123c]
How could God use such a word of himself?
There is a chance that Arab Christians used this word. Human beings might use this word but how can we expect God to use this of himself?
May Allah bless you.
@@user-kr2ul5no7t How might something that doesn't exist bless anyone?
@@PhilHoraia he’s been responding to you, but he only he’s just repeating that
@@nicodemusmaxwell1624 On my channel you left a comment that has gone missing. You ask: "hey brother, can a name in Hebrew have a majestic plural" It's probably safe to say No. :))
abraham is first muslim+muhammad is the first believer of allah👉allah IS NOT GOD OF ISRAEL
Who is the first child of God?
Is jesus before Abraham?
I’m Muslim. I take it you are too.
@@user-kr2ul5no7t are you also son of God ??
Mary ran away. See what Allah does.
From what?
Where did she run to.
Why al lah place flying carpet in kuran?
Mary didn't run. Allah, however, disappeared when Muhammad died, since Allah was just Momo's sock puppet/imaginary friend/alter ego.
@@mysotiras21 you thought of that all by yourself. Wow. Maybe Christians are smarter than Muslims. Then again. Jesus changed the law of stoning. Making the Father’s commandment wrong to being with.
Mary ran away. The Jews at the time (Old Testament) did have child wives.
From what?
Please provide credible references.
Where are the receipts, my guy?
he do not have sources, but he will blame it anyway because he feels bad about his arabic prophet 😂
either way we do not follow sins of prophets but in islam you do because its sunnah to follow whatever muhammed did
LIAR!! PROVE that the ancient Jews had child wives!!!
Allah is God
What makes you think that ?
😂
@@joshuawoodinwhich God. The Islamic Allah is not the Jewish and Christian God.
@@Lavender-blue80 yes your correct Allah is not yahweh and jesus christ, Allah is pretending to be monotheism, but is acctually moon-o-theism and is the most pagan religion pretending to be strictly monotheistic.
@@joshuawoodin read the Talmud. It will make you love Muslims
I liked to come on Tuesday.
Reasoned Answers. I have to say you are much better than Godlogic. I was wrong about you. Now. Am I wrong about Islam?
_"Am I wrong about Islam?"_ Yes. When you are ready to investigate more, email me to set up a time to discuss.