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[Astabraq madi @AstabraqAlmadi]

@BlueGrayBow @lii67l @YoursMemely Of course, God willing Goodbye

[Astabraq madi @AstabraqAlmadi]

@BlueGrayBow @lii67l @YoursMemely I hope alha guides you to Islam You will enter Paradise, and so will I. We'll meet there

[Astabraq madi @AstabraqAlmadi]

@BlueGrayBow @lii67l @YoursMemely Yes, we have sects that have deviated greatly from Islam, and even try to distort and change Islam to suit their desires, but the truth is preserved.

[Astabraq madi @AstabraqAlmadi]

@BlueGrayBow @lii67l @YoursMemely Yes, I read that. He knows nothing about the Quran or the scholars' interpretations. He might be from a Shia or Sufi sect. We and they are different in everything.

[Astabraq madi @AstabraqAlmadi]

@BlueGrayBow @lii67l @YoursMemely where

[Astabraq madi @AstabraqAlmadi]

@BlueGrayBow @lii67l @YoursMemely I don't know who sparked the controversy, but I've never heard of him before, only from you.

[Astabraq madi @AstabraqAlmadi]

@BlueGrayBow @lii67l @YoursMemely The Contradiction in the Order of Creation (The Strongest Example)
First Narrative
Genesis 1:11–13
God created plants on the third day.

Genesis 1:16–19
God created the sun, moon, and stars on the fourth day.

Meaning: Plants without sun for a day

[Astabraq madi @AstabraqAlmadi]

@BlueGrayBow @lii67l @YoursMemely You are stating that the Torah is the complete standard of truth. This is not true. The Quran is the true and correct standard; there is no contradiction in it.

[Astabraq madi @AstabraqAlmadi]

@BlueGrayBow @lii67l @YoursMemely Rather, it is stated that:
The sun is a lamp (a source of light)

“And He made the sun a lamp” [Noah: 16]
And light is attributed to God as a general creation, not as physical light predating the sun:

“God is the Light of the heavens and the earth” [An-Nur: 35]

[Astabraq madi @AstabraqAlmadi]

@BlueGrayBow @lii67l @YoursMemely There is no text in the Quran stating that God created light and plants first, and then created the sun on the fourth day. This is a biblical order (Genesis 1), not a Quranic one.

[Astabraq madi @AstabraqAlmadi]

@BlueGrayBow @lii67l @YoursMemely Because the Quran mentions the flood as a universal event, not just for the sake of the Torah, because this is a fact.

[Astabraq madi @AstabraqAlmadi]

@BlueGrayBow @lii67l @YoursMemely It completes what is missing in the original text. It removes the corrupted portion from the original.

[Astabraq madi @AstabraqAlmadi]

@BlueGrayBow @lii67l @YoursMemely Yes, this is in the Quran. You can read the Quran sincerely and you will find this and more than you can imagine.

[Astabraq madi @AstabraqAlmadi]

@BlueGrayBow @lii67l @YoursMemely You are just repeating words without knowledge.

[Astabraq madi @AstabraqAlmadi]

@BlueGrayBow @lii67l @YoursMemely The Qur’an is not a retelling of Genesis, so it isn’t obligated to repeat phrases like let there be light. Its method is theological, not narrative It affirms the same principle more universally Be and it is. The absence of that phrase reflects a different methodology no doctrine

[Astabraq madi @AstabraqAlmadi]

@BlueGrayBow @lii67l @YoursMemely The Qur’an does not provide a detailed chronological account of creation in the manner of the Torah, but rather focuses on doctrinal objectives: divine power, creation with truth, and the negation of polytheism, not on the arrangement of days or narrative details.

[Astabraq madi @AstabraqAlmadi]

@BlueGrayBow @lii67l @YoursMemely It is not necessarily the case that everything written in the Torah is corrupted; there are verses that have been corrupted.

[Astabraq madi @AstabraqAlmadi]

@BlueGrayBow @lii67l @YoursMemely Then came our Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him. With the Quran, God promised that He would protect it from distortion, and it is the final message to humanity.

[Astabraq madi @AstabraqAlmadi]

@BlueGrayBow @lii67l @YoursMemely A simple proof, while I'm drinking coffee. The Torah was corrupted because of this, and our Prophet Jesus, peace be upon him, was born. He brought the Gospel with him. It, too, was corrupted years later by priests and clergymen seeking to amass wealth.