99.8% of Muslims Don't Know Allah Says THIS about the Bible!

Summary

The video script explores the apparent contradiction between the Quran's teachings and the beliefs of many Muslims regarding the Bible and the Christian God. It highlights how the Quran commands Muslims to respect the Torah and the Gospel, stating that God's words cannot be altered. However, Muslims often claim that the Bible is corrupted. The video emphasizes that this stance leads to a dilemma, as the Quran affirms the authority of the Gospel, which contradicts Islam's core teachings. The conclusion encourages Muslims to reconsider their beliefs in light of these contradictions.

Takeaways

• 📖 The Quran commands Muslims to say they believe in both the Quran and the Bible, as mentioned in Surah 29:46.
• 🤔 Despite this command, many Muslims claim the Bible is corrupted and reject its teachings, creating a contradiction.
• ✝️ Christians believe in the Trinity—God as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—which contradicts Islamic theology, making it difficult for Muslims to accept the Bible.
• 📜 The Quran acknowledges the Torah and the Gospel as divine revelations, as seen in Surah 3:3-4.
• 🛡️ Muslims argue that these texts were corrupted, yet the Quran states that no one can change Allah’s words, according to Surah 18:27.
• 🧐 If the Gospel was truly corrupted, it raises the question of why the Quran suggests Christians still had it during Muhammad's time (Surah 7:157).
• 📚 The Quran also commands Christians to judge by the Gospel, as seen in Surah 5:47, even though the Gospel contradicts Islamic teachings.
• ⛪ The Quran implies that Christians must rely on the Gospel and Torah, making their supposed corruption problematic (Surah 5:68).
• ❓ Muhammad himself is told in the Quran to consult Christians and Jews if he has doubts about his revelations (Surah 10:94).
• 🧩 The video argues that Islam creates a dilemma: either the Gospel is true, making Islam false, or the Gospel is corrupted, contradicting the Quran’s affirmation of its truth.

Q & A

What does Surah 29:46 in the Quran instruct Muslims to say to Christians?

Surah 29:46 instructs Muslims to say to Christians, 'We believe in what has been revealed to us and in what has been revealed to you. Our God and your God is one, and to Him we submit.'

Why do many Muslims claim that the Bible is corrupted?

Many Muslims claim the Bible is corrupted because they believe it has been altered by men over time, and its teachings contradict the Quran. This leads them to reject the Bible as the unaltered word of God.

How does the Quran describe the Torah and the Gospel according to Surah 3:3-4?

The Quran describes the Torah and the Gospel as revelations from Allah, given as guidance to the people, alongside the Quran.

What contradiction arises between the Quran's claim that no one can change Allah's words and the Muslim belief that the Bible has been corrupted?

The contradiction arises because Surah 18:27 states that no one can change Allah’s words, yet many Muslims claim that the Torah and Gospel, which are also described as Allah’s words, have been corrupted.

How does Surah 7:157 suggest Christians still had access to the Gospel during Muhammad's time?

Surah 7:157 mentions that Christians would find references to Muhammad in their scriptures, implying that they still had access to the Gospel during Muhammad’s time.

Why does the script argue that Muslims have a dilemma regarding the status of the Gospel?

The script argues that Muslims face a dilemma because the Quran affirms the authority and preservation of the Gospel, yet Islamic teachings contradict the content of the Gospel, forcing Muslims to either reject the Quran’s claim or the Gospel’s teachings.

What does Surah 5:47 command Christians to do?

Surah 5:47 commands Christians to judge by the Gospel, stating that if they fail to judge by what Allah has revealed, they are like those who rebel.

Why would it be problematic for Christians to follow the command in Surah 5:47?

It would be problematic because the Gospel, as Christians have it, contradicts the Quran. Following the command in Surah 5:47 would lead Christians to reject the core teachings of Islam, making this command contradictory.

What is the significance of Surah 10:94, where Muhammad is instructed to consult the people of the book?

Surah 10:94 suggests that Muhammad should consult Jews and Christians (people of the book) if he had doubts about his revelations, implying that their scriptures were still valid and authoritative at that time.

What is the script’s conclusion about the relationship between the Bible and the Quran?

The script concludes that Islam self-destructs because either Christians have the preserved word of God, which contradicts Islam, or they do not, which would mean the Quran is wrong for affirming the Gospel's authority. Either way, this presents an inescapable dilemma for Muslims.