TimUtd @buggi96

MUSLIMS: "Don't trust Paul!" 🤡 US: "Whom should we trust?" 🤔 MUSLIMS: "Muhammad!" 🤡 US: "Okay, let's compare Paul and Muhammad." 😎 youtube.com/watch?v=oPUQVX…

Shows his value for barca... Utd dont nehim though

Michael @commissionase

a week ago

"I've always admired Barcelona" "I feel like I'm at home here" "I want to stay at Barca" "I'm not a magician but if I was I'd stay at barca" So you mean Rashford made all these comments about Barcelona only to be sent back to Man United? This is proper use and dump.. 🤣

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BREAKING: The 101-year-old Telata Chef St. Garbriel Church has been burned to the ground by Islamists in Ethiopia. Along with torching the church, they murdered dozens of innocent Christians. Where is the outrage?

Christianity is the only major world religion structurally built on reasoning. Isaiah 1:18 isn’t an ornament, it says “Come, let us reason together” this is the actual operating system. God for instance does not drop the resurrection out of nowhere and demand blind surrender. He spends centuries building a case. He starts with Sarah’s dead womb, pulling life from what biology wrote off. He establishes a pattern so that when He later asks Abraham to sacrifice that same son, Abraham isn’t taking a leap in the dark. Hebrews 11:19 says Abraham reasoned that God could raise the dead. He applied logic to a pattern he had already witnessed. A pattern that also simultaneously prepared Israel for a virgin birth. If God can resuscitate a barren and biologically dead womb, he can make a virgin conceive. Look at the Book of Hebrews. No other religious text matches its structural intent. It wasn’t written to merely assert authority; it was written to argue. It addresses deep doubt, deconstructs a competing framework from within its own texts, and walks wavering believers through a sophisticated intellectual crisis. Other religions rely on later theologians to patch up their texts. Hebrews does it internally. That is a different category of scripture. Now turn the lens. Look at Islam’s foundational structure: one man, one cave, one angel, 23 years, and zero witnesses. If Christianity rested on a single person claiming they saw the resurrected Christ, it would rightly be dismissed for a lack of evidence. Yet Islam’s entire revelation hangs on a private, solitary encounter no other human could corroborate. The Quran arrived through a chain of one. Even its view of angels lacks checks and balances. Daniel 10 shows an angelic messenger being resisted by spiritual forces for 21 days, needing Michael’s help to break through. In the biblical framework, angels operate within a contested cosmic order; they aren’t automated, infallible pipelines. Islam makes Gabriel the sole transmitter of truth for two decades based on a single, unverified human experience. The five daily prayers, the very core of Islamic practice, never appear in the Quran. You must rely on later Hadith collections to even find them. A system that claims to correct the Bible, yet depends on outside oral traditions to fill its own structural gaps, hasn’t answered anything. Islam doesn’t resolve doubt with argument. It resolves it with institutional pressure; a closed system that criminalizes exit and suppresses questioning, presenting forced conformity as divine conviction. That is not clearing doubt; that is just outlawing it. Christianity looks at the skeptic and says: Come, look at the empty tomb, examine the evidence, reason with Me. Islam’s response to the crucifixion is simply: “it was made to appear so”. Think about what that requires. It means God staged a cosmic illusion on a hill in Jerusalem, actively deceiving the followers of Jesus, only to later punish humanity for believing the very trick He played. One faith is secure enough to invite its own interrogation. The other has to resort to a divine magic trick just to keep its narrative from collapsing under the weight of historical fact. 😂

The Orthodox Muslim @muslimorthodoxy

2 weeks ago

Muslims can get doubts, Christians can also get doubts! The difference ? Islam sufficiently answers, while Christianity is not able to clear its adherents doubts. This is why Christianity is a failing system with a net-loss of 6 million per year.

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@AttorneyF_ Down to not wanting guests in his house once they’ve finished eating. Very satanic man.

This is one of the things I find hilarious about the Quran. Surah 8:41 came down after Badr. They had already fought, won and were arguing over the spoils. Then the revelation arrived with distribution rules. God gave Moses a complete and comprehensive legal system at Sinai 50 days after they left Egypt. Criminal law, property rights, inheritance procedure. All for scenarios that had not happened yet. The one reactive episode in Torah is the daughters of Zelophehad, which expanded inheritance rights downward to people who had none. The Torah never created a personal exemption for Moses. The Quran does the opposite. The revelation tracks desire. Muhammad wants to marry his adopted son’s divorced wife: the verse arrives and collapses the Arab prohibition on such marriages. He needs to manage spoils from a battle just fought: God speaks. He needs cover for a slave relationship: God speaks. He needs guests to stop lingering at his dinner table: God speaks. Aisha watched this from inside the household and said to Muhammed “Your Lord does not hesitate to meet your desires.” That is in the Sahih Bukhari. His most beloved wife (child bride) made the same structural observation that it seemed like revelation always came to conveniently bail him out or meet his wild desires. Islam insists Allah is eternal, complete, and has boundless knowledge. No new information reaches Him. If that is true, He knew before creation that Badr was coming and that the spoils question would follow. Why did He not send Gabriel with a comprehensive legal framework as He did with Moses? The first prophet gets a God who legislates for a future his people haven’t lived yet. The so called final prophet gets a God who speaks when it is convenient for one man. Very fishy.

The Iranian @JustAnIranianIr

2 weeks ago

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Obasanjo said in one interview that when he was President of Nigeria, he called the Northern elites and asked them about this Shariah issue. He asked, 'Why are you all insisting on Shariah when it’s not even like you’re using it yourselves?' And they told him it was just for politics. Can you imagine using poor people’s lives to play religious politics? I pity ona for Yorùbá land ooo.

"You Christians worship a God-man." Yes. That's literally the Gospel. As a Muslim, I used to think that was the ultimate criticism. Now I think it's the most beautiful truth I've ever heard. Because Christianity doesn't teach that God stayed distant. It teaches that God came near. The One who created galaxies stepped into His own creation. Not to show off or dominate. Not to sit on a throne demanding more from us. But to suffer for us, to walk among us. To carry our grief, and bleed for us. To die for us. And to rise again. What finally changed my perspective was realizing that "Son of God" never meant God had a biological child. In the Jewish world, it meant sharing the same nature. The claim wasn't that God had a baby. The claim was that God revealed Himself. And honestly, that's where Islam lost me. Because I spent years believing God would never humble Himself enough to enter His creation. Then I realized that's exactly what makes Him glorious. Not that He stayed far away. That He came close. Close enough to touch lepers. Close enough to weep. Close enough to suffer. Close enough to die. So yes, Christians worship the God-man. Because no mere man could save us. And a god who remains forever distant cannot show us the depth of divine love. But Jesus did. Fully God, fully man and fully enough.

When the Fulanis arrived in Hausa land, they met the Hausas already practicing Islam. Yet the Fulanis claimed that the Hausas were not practicing Islam in the right way and they declared jihad on the Hausa kingdom. The Fulanis wlped out every Hausa prince and their kings who were already Muslims in that jihad. In the aftermath of the war only the Fulanis benefited from it and became the ruling class in the Hausa states without appointing any Hausa Muslim to be king, which means they put their tribe first before religion in the Hausa states they conquered But you as a Yoruba Muslim, because of your ignorance and lack of knowledge about history, will be saying your religion come first before your Yoruba tribe. You’re the biggest f🤡🤡I on earth.

“I believe in God.” —> Even demons believe in God. “I pray.” —> Idol worshippers pray too. “I fast.” —> Many pagans fast. “I give to charity.” —> Unbelievers give to charity as well. “I try to live a moral life.” —> Many unbelievers live moral lives. These are basic things. They do not, by themselves, prove that a religion is true. As Christians, this is not how we determine that Christianity is the way. We believe Christianity is true because God has left us with abundant evidence and witnesses. 1. The Spirit of God bears witness within us. The Bible teaches that the Holy Spirit testifies with our spirit that we are children of God. There is an inward witness that believers experience through their relationship with God. 2. The death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Long before Jesus came, prophets spoke about His suffering, death, and victory. Moses foreshadowed Him. Isaiah prophesied about Him. David wrote about Him. John the Baptist identified Him. Jesus Himself predicted His death and resurrection. These prophecies were given across different centuries and were fulfilled in Christ. That is powerful evidence. 3. The gift of the Holy Spirit. Jesus promised that He would send the Holy Spirit to teach, guide, comfort, and dwell within believers. Christians throughout history have testified to the reality of the Holy Spirit’s work in their lives. 4. The Bible itself. The Scriptures are our evidence. We believe that the Bible is inspired by God and provides a consistent message about God’s plan of redemption through Christ. 5. Personal experience with God. Christianity is not merely a set of beliefs, it is a relationship with the living God. Some of us testify that God has spoken to us, guided us, answered prayers, revealed Himself through visions and dreams, and transformed their lives. Some people who have had near-death experiences also testify that they encountered Jesus. 6. The transformation that comes through being born again. When someone truly encounters Christ, real change often follows. A former womanizer becomes faithful. A former prostitute becomes a witness for Christ. A former addict becomes a preacher of freedom. The transformation is often so evident that even those around them cannot deny that something has changed. 7. The testimony of the apostles. Why did the apostles continue preaching Christ despite persecution, imprisonment, and death? They witnessed Stephen being stoned. They saw believers suffer. James was executed. Yet they did not abandon their message. They continued proclaiming Christ because they were convinced of what they had seen and experienced. They believed they had witnessed the risen Lord, and they were willing to suffer for that testimony. I could continue listing more reasons, but these are some of the evidences that strengthen my faith in Christianity.

Anytime you hear Godlogic say, “Okay, so watch this…”, just know two things are about to happen: You’re about to learn something. You’re about to get cooked. At that point, drop whatever you’re doing and pay attention. The man doesn’t just cook people, he serves a full course meal with references, logic, and receipts. By the time he’s done, you’ve either learned something new or realized your argument entered the debate alive and left in a body bag.

@FishFriedFriday @Ihunanya_chi The fact that the quran tampered with the facts abouts the old testerment prophets by trying to correct things it perceived as embarrassing for prophets just shows the quran is the corrupted book... God wanted us to see those for a purpose Showing the weaknesses of flesh

I am short of words… According to this ‘Dr’, Jesus was a Muslim because Luke 2:52 says He ‘grew in wisdom’ 😂 No matter how educated or intelligent a Muslim appears, the moment they try to argue against the Bible, they suddenly become shockingly illogical and intellectually dishonest Check out how calm Godlogic remained throughout the discussion, smiling, composed, and never using any curse words. Meanwhile, the so-called doctor seemed restless the entire time. He kept picking up his water bottle, putting it down, picking it up again, dropping it, carelessly handling the cap, and repeating the same actions. His body language suggested discomfort and agitation, as if he wasn’t at ease with what he was saying. JESUS WAS NOT A MUSLIM HE DIDN’T COME TO START A RELIGION OR JOIN A RELIGION. JESUS IS THE WAY.

Before you put your midfielder beside Bruno, remember the standards are already sky high.

We are not worshipping the same God. The paradise Yahweh promised is completely different from the paradise Allah promised. One is centered on holiness, peace and the presence of God. The other is filled with sensual rewards, physical pleasures and desires tailored for men. And they are not the same God.

Your "we knew about the variants for 1400 years" defense proves you’re dodging the Quran dilemma, not solving it. For centuries the standard dawah claim has been "perfect preservation, dot for dot, letter for letter" When Christians and critics exposed the real differences in authorized qira’at (Hafs vs Warsh etc), many Muslims and imams were visibly shocked. The sudden pivot to "scholars always knew" is classic damage control and re-brainwashing, not honesty. Some scholars did know and hid the full picture from the average believer. Uthman burnet all original competing codices because variants were causing fights, he wasn't even one of the 4 reciters Muhammad said you should get Quran from. Companion manuscripts by Ibn Mas’ud, Ubayy had real differences in wording, order and content. Later standardization by Ibn Mujahid picked seven then ten readings while sidelining others. The seven ahruf explanation looks like a post hoc fix 🤣 Hypocrisy check: Muslims spent decades hammering Christians with Bible corruption and variants as your main argument. Now that the same spotlight hits the Quran, you cry double standard. The four Gospels aren’t analogous , they are four human direct witness testimonies to one event and not one eternal verbatim book claiming miracle preservation Each printed Hafs/Warsh Quran is a complete text with actual wording differences, not mere vocalisations. The real dilemma remains, the Quran affirms the Torah and Gospel in the hands of Jews and Christians as guidance then contradicts them. Evidence shows the Bible in the 7th century matches what we have today. Variants + Uthman’s purge + companion disputes + scriptural affirmations expose the overstated "perfect preservation"claim. "We knew" is not an argument, it’s a copout after exposure #islamicdilemma #qurandilemma

Khalil Andani, PhD @KhalilAndani

3 weeks ago

There is no Quran dilemma. Muslim scholars have known about the variant readings of the Quran for almost 1400 years. Multiple versions of the Quran doesn’t mean you have multiple Qurans. You just have multiple variants or versions of the same underlying text. Muslims who insist

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Un erudito islámico explica que las invenciones modernas están prohibidas en el Islam porque no existían en la época de Muhammad. Ni electricidad, ni coches, ni aviones. Aún así, todavía utiliza el teléfono e Internet para difundir su mensaje. La estupidez no tiene límites.

Islam claims Abraham built the Kaaba to justify its rituals, but history proves otherwise. Circling the Kaaba (Tawaf) was the exact ritual the pagan Arabs used to worship their idols. Muhammad just took the local Quraysh traditions, removed the statues, and called it monotheism.

5Pillars @5Pillarsuk

3 weeks ago

London Mayor Sadiq Khan sends an Eid message to Londoners and Muslims around the world from Makkah after performing Hajj.

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les chrétiens et les musulmans ne vénèrent pas le même Dieu

Fighting to kiss a stone, and then they tell me Islam came to fight people who worshiped “idol” stones!