Naskh (Abrogation): When Allah Changed His Mind – Always to Solve Muhammad’s Sexual Desires or Political Crises
According to Islamic doctrine, Naskh means that Allah replaces or cancels an earlier Quranic verse with a later one. Muslims view this as divine wisdom — that God gradually adjusts His rules according to the needs of the growing Muslim community. The Quran itself mentions this concept: Quran 2:106: “We do not abrogate a verse […]
Why Hadith and Ilm al-Hadith Are Biased and Cannot Be Trusted
When Muhammad claimed to receive revelations from the unseen (such as private conversations with Gabriel), no outsider could verify them. However, when historical events occurred openly during his lifetime, many people became direct eyewitnesses and narrated what they saw. The problem for later Muslims was that many of these public incidents exposed Muhammad and early […]
Which Hadith Can Be Trusted, and Which Cannot – Why Non-Muslims Are Fully Justified in Using Them Against Islam
Muslims often throw this challenge at critics: “You yourselves say that Hadith are unreliable and full of fabrications, so why do you quote them against Islam? You can’t have it both ways. Either accept them as authentic and follow Islam, or reject them completely and stop using them.” This objection sounds clever but is based […]
Human Fingerprints on the Quran: Linguistic, Mathematical, and Scientific Errors That Disprove Divine Authorship
The Ridiculous Level of Incoherence in the Quran How can the Quran be considered a divine miracle when it is so incoherent that even the greatest Muslim scholars and commentators over the past 1,400 years have struggled — and often failed — to make sense of it? The verses are jumbled in both chronology and […]
Weak Islam = Peaceful Verses, Strong Islam = Violent Verses
One of the most revealing patterns in the Quran is how its tone and teachings changed dramatically depending on the strength and power of the early Muslim community. When Islam was weak in Mecca and the early Medinan period, the Quranic verses emphasized peace, tolerance, patience, and freedom of religion. However, as Muhammad gained military […]
Muhammad’s Journey from 4 Wives to 9 Wives with the Help of Revelation
The Core Challenge God does not appear before us. His angels do not manifest themselves. No miracles occur today as claimed in ancient stories. Yet we are still expected to recognize God through His “commands” and “revelations.” Let us examine these commands — particularly those related to Muhammad’s personal life — and ask a simple […]
The Divine Trap: How Muhammad Used Predestination and Free Will to Control Believers for Political Reasons
The Strategic Paradox Islam presents two seemingly contradictory teachings that have puzzled minds for centuries: On one hand, Predestination (Taqdir/Qadar): Everything in the universe — from the movement of a leaf to the destiny of every human — is already decreed by Allah. Nothing happens except by His will. On the other hand, Free Will: […]
Allah’s Failure to Even Understand the 3 Questions Asked by the Jews
Muhammad and his Allah made a critical error — they failed to correctly understand the three questions posed by the Jews. Instead of answering the actual queries from the Bible (Book of Daniel), Muhammad gave vague, confused, and incorrect responses. The Jews of Medina sent three specific and difficult questions to the pagan Meccans to […]
Allah’s Failure to Pass His Own Test of Showing a Miracle
Here’s a clear, well-structured, and polished English rewrite of your article: Allah’s Failure to Pass His Own Test of Showing a Miracle Summary In the first part of this series, we saw how Allah set an extremely difficult test for humanity — a test that is virtually impossible for the vast majority (99.9999%) of people […]
Allah’s Test: The Greatest Injustice Against Mankind
The question “Why does Allah test humanity?” is closely linked to the bigger question: “Why did Allah create humanity in the first place?” This has remained one of the most difficult issues for Islamic scholars and apologists to explain convincingly. When asked why Allah created mankind only to test them, a common response from Islamic […]