The STRANGEST proof that the Quran is from Allah | Arabic 101

Summary

This video script explores the authorship of the Quran, addressing the common question of who wrote it. The speaker examines four possible alternatives if one does not believe the Quran is from Allah: that Prophet Muhammad wrote it himself, used previous religious texts, was helped by Jews or Christians, or was aided by Satan. Each possibility is systematically refuted, leading to the conclusion that the Quran could only have come from Allah. The video aims to clarify misconceptions and reinforce the belief in the divine origin of the Quran.

Takeaways

• 📚 Every book has an author, and the Quran, being a book, must also have an author.
• 🙏 Muslims believe that Allah revealed the Quran to Prophet Muhammad, while non-believers may have different theories.
• ❓ If the Quran is not from Allah, the possible explanations are: Prophet Muhammad wrote it, it was based on earlier scriptures, someone helped him, or Satan influenced him.
• 📝 The style of the Quran is distinct from the hadiths of Prophet Muhammad, suggesting he didn't author it himself.
• ⚖️ The Quran contains verses that blame Prophet Muhammad, which would be unlikely if he were the author.
• 🔮 The Quran includes prophecies that came true, making it unlikely that Prophet Muhammad authored it without divine knowledge.
• ⏳ There were delays in revelations for certain incidents, which would not make sense if Prophet Muhammad were creating the content.
• 💬 The Quran challenges both humans and jinn to produce something like it, a risky move if it were authored by a human.
• ❌ The Quran contains no personal details about Prophet Muhammad's life, unlike what one would expect if he authored it.
• 🌍 The Quran being from Allah is the only remaining logical explanation after dismissing other possibilities.

Q & A

What is the main argument presented in the video script regarding the authorship of the Quran?

The main argument is that the Quran must have an author, and since all other possibilities are refuted, the only remaining conclusion is that the Quran is from Allah.

What are the four possibilities mentioned for the authorship of the Quran, according to those who do not believe it is from Allah?

The four possibilities are: 1) Prophet Muhammad authored the Quran himself, 2) He used previous scriptures like the Bible or the Torah, 3) A Christian or Jewish person helped him write it, 4) Satan helped him write it.

Why does the script argue that it is illogical for Prophet Muhammad to have authored the Quran himself?

The script argues it is illogical because the Quran's style differs significantly from Prophet Muhammad's hadith, contains verses blaming the Prophet, includes accurate prophecies, mentions delayed revelations, challenges all humanity and jinn, and omits personal information about the Prophet.

How does the script refute the possibility that the Quran was based on previous scriptures like the Bible or the Torah?

The script refutes this by stating that Prophet Muhammad was illiterate and could not have accessed these scriptures. Moreover, the first Arabic translation of the Bible appeared much later, making it impossible for him to have used it.

What argument is given against the possibility that a Christian or Jewish person helped Prophet Muhammad write the Quran?

The argument is that no evidence exists of such collaboration, and the Quran contains verses critical of Jews and Christians, making it unlikely they would help produce a text against their beliefs.

Why is the idea that Satan helped write the Quran considered the most illogical possibility?

It is considered illogical because the Quran contains numerous verses condemning Satan and instructing Muslims to seek refuge from him before reciting it. Satan would not assist in producing a text that condemns him.

What evidence does the script provide to support the claim that the Quran includes prophecies that have come true?

The script mentions specific examples, such as the prophecy in Surah Ar-Rum and the prediction of the liberation of Mecca, both of which occurred during the Prophet's lifetime.

How does the script explain the delayed revelations mentioned in the Quran?

The script explains that the delayed revelations demonstrate that Prophet Muhammad was not the author, as he would not delay answers in critical situations if he were making up the Quran.

What challenge does the Quran present to those who doubt its divine origin?

The Quran challenges doubters to produce a text similar to it, asserting that neither humans nor jinn could replicate its unique qualities and wisdom.

Why is the absence of personal information about Prophet Muhammad in the Quran significant?

The absence of personal information is significant because, if Prophet Muhammad had authored the Quran, it would be expected to contain details about his life, struggles, and family to enhance his status among followers, which it does not.