Quran FAIL: How Islam's Holy Book DISPROVES Itself

Summary

The video script critiques the Muslim apologetic claim that the Quran is a flawless divine text while accusing the Bible of being corrupted. The speaker argues that the Quran itself affirms the authority and preservation of the Gospels, yet contradicts key Christian beliefs such as Jesus' divinity, crucifixion, and resurrection. This inconsistency is presented as a challenge to the Quran's credibility. The speaker also questions why Allah would preserve the Quran perfectly but allow the Torah and Gospels to be corrupted, undermining the argument of biblical distortion.

Takeaways

• 📖 The Quran endorses the Bible and the Gospels as inspired, authoritative, and preserved by God.
• 🤔 The Quran instructs Christians to judge by the Gospels, raising questions about claims of corruption in the Christian scriptures.
• 🧐 Surah 5:47 tells Christians to use their Gospel for judgment, which contradicts the claim that the Gospels were corrupted.
• 📜 Surah 7:157 and Surah 6:115 highlight that no one can alter God's word, implying the Gospels should remain preserved.
• ⚖️ The Quran acknowledges the reliability of the Gospels in the 7th century, suggesting they should still be reliable today.
• 🙃 The Quran contradicts key Gospel teachings, like Jesus' divinity, crucifixion, and resurrection, despite vouching for the Gospels' preservation.
• 😲 Muslims believe the Quran is a divine revelation to ensure the Arabs have their own scripture, complementing the Bible and Torah.
• 🛠️ The Quran criticizes those who tamper with scriptures for profit, but doesn’t state that the Bible’s true message is permanently corrupted.
• 🧩 Surah 2:79 is commonly cited by Muslims to claim Gospel corruption, yet other verses suggest the original scriptures are accessible.
• 🤯 If the Quran insists on the preservation of God's word, why would the Torah and Gospels be allowed to become corrupted?

Q & A

What is the core argument presented by Muslim apologists about the Quran and the Bible?

Muslim apologists argue that the Quran is God's flawless final revelation, an upgrade from the supposedly corrupted Bible. They claim that the Bible has been altered over time, whereas the Quran remains untouched and perfect.

How does the Quran view the Gospels according to the video?

The Quran acknowledges the Gospels as inspired, authoritative, and preserved by God. It encourages Christians to follow the teachings of the Gospels and judges them by what is revealed within their scriptures.

What contradiction does the speaker highlight between the Quran and the Gospels?

The speaker points out that while the Quran confirms the authority and preservation of the Gospels, it also contradicts them on key theological points, such as the divinity of Jesus, his crucifixion, and resurrection.

What does Surah 5:47 say about the Gospels, and why is it significant?

Surah 5:47 instructs Christians to judge by what Allah has revealed in the Gospels. This is significant because it implies that the Gospels were considered trustworthy and uncorrupted at the time of the Quran's revelation.

How does the Quran address the reliability of previous scriptures like the Torah and Gospels?

The Quran claims that previous scriptures, including the Torah and the Gospels, are reliable and that their followers should uphold and follow them. It suggests that these scriptures were still accessible and authoritative during Muhammad's time.

What does the speaker say about the claim that Muhammad is mentioned in the Bible?

The speaker notes that while the Quran claims Muhammad is prophesied in the Torah and Gospels, this assertion has led Muslim scholars on a 'wild goose chase' as there is no clear mention of Muhammad in the Bible.

Why does the speaker believe the Quran's stance on biblical corruption is problematic?

The speaker argues that the Quran does not directly claim the Bible has been irreversibly corrupted, and instead acknowledges its authority. This creates a contradiction when Muslims argue that the Bible was corrupted after the Quran itself endorses it.

How does the Quran view the preservation of God’s words according to Surah 6:115?

Surah 6:115 asserts that no one can alter God's words. The speaker uses this to argue that if the Gospels are God's words and can't be changed, they must have been perfectly preserved, undermining the claim that they were corrupted.

What is the speaker’s critique of the Quran’s message regarding the role of Jesus and his apostles?

The speaker points out that, according to the Quran, Jesus and his apostles were successful preachers of Islam. However, this conflicts with historical evidence from the earliest Christian writings, which contradict Islamic teachings.

How does the speaker address the Muslim claim that the Quran was needed because previous scriptures were in different languages?

The speaker notes that the Quran was revealed to the Arabs in their own language, supposedly to ensure that they had no excuses on Judgment Day. However, the speaker questions why this would be necessary if the previous scriptures were reliable and accessible.