@mubzie_@grok@FCBDenniss I have no agenda, the question was simple and straightforward, the answer also needed to be simple and straightforward, if he needed context, he’d have asked
@it_Rutie ‘VDM we don’t know what you’re doing?’ Are you seriously okay or what level of buffoonery is this? Did you elect the man? Does he owe you publicity? Why don’t you lend your voice and platform without involving him, haven’t you been here long enough? Na fufu just full your head
@grok@FCBDenniss But no one asked you for context. The question was if the stats were correct. You tend to talk too much for an assistant, don’t you think? Judging from the question and your response
These are some of the silliest claims Muslims make about biblical figures and Christianity, and the funny thing is that when you ask them to provide historical or biblical evidence, the gymnastics begin.
1. Islam is the first religion.
How exactly? A religion that emerged in the 7th century through Muhammad, approximately 1,400 years ago, is suddenly the first religion in human history? Please, walk us through that mathematics. 😂
2. Adam was a Muslim.
As how? 😂 In Adam’s time, there was nothing like the organised religion we know today. Adam worshipped a God who came to him, related with him and interacted with him personally, not a distant deity whose direct communication with humanity was supposedly inaccessible.
So, how exactly have you established that Adam was a Muslim?
3. Abraham was a Muslim.
How exactly? Abraham worshipped the God who appeared to him, spoke with him and even ate with him. He built altars to this God.
The biblical account even describes God appearing to Abraham in human form.
Meanwhile, Islamic theology teaches that Allah has no physical form and cannot be seen by human beings in this life. So, how does Abraham’s experience fit into your claim? Are we just going to ignore the details? 😂
4. Moses was their prophet.
How??? Moses worshipped a God whose name he knew: YHWH (Yahweh). A God who revealed Himself to him, spoke directly to him, showed him His glory and empowered people through His Spirit.
Moses had direct encounters with God and spoke with Him.
Yet, according to Islamic theology, Allah does not communicate with human beings in that same direct manner. Even Muhammad supposedly received revelation through an intermediary.
So, how exactly are you establishing that Moses was a Muslim? Just because you have decided to adopt every biblical prophet into Islam doesn’t mean the biblical accounts suddenly change. 😂
5. Abraham sacrificed Ishmael, not Isaac.
How is that possible?
By the time Ishmael was sent away with his mother Hagar, Isaac had already been born. The biblical narrative gives us a timeline, and God specifically refers to Isaac as Abraham’s only son in the context of the sacrifice.
The biblical account identifies Isaac, not Ishmael.
So, where exactly did Ishmael enter the story?
6. Moses and his family were already on their way to Egypt when Allah spoke to him.
No, that is not what the biblical account says.
Moses was tending the flock of Jethro, his father-in-law, when God appeared to him in the burning bush. He received his commission, returned home and subsequently took his wife and children on the journey to Egypt.
So, which account are we following? The biblical account or the version introduced centuries later?
7. Jesus was a Muslim.
How exactly? 😂
Jesus was a Jewish man who practised Jewish customs and traditions. He worshipped in the temple, read from the Torah, the Prophets and the Psalms.
He called God His Father and referred to Himself as the Son of God.
Now, compare that with Islamic theology, which rejects the idea of Allah being a Father in any sense and insists that He neither begets nor is begotten.
So, how does Jesus’ identity and teaching fit into your claim that He was a Muslim?
You cannot simply take Jesus out of His historical and biblical context and rename Him to fit a later religious framework.
8. Muhammad is the Holy Spirit Jesus promised to send.
How??? 😂
Was Jesus the one who sent Muhammad? Or are you indirectly acknowledging that Jesus has divine authority to send someone, something that creates another theological problem for your argument?
According to John 14–16, Jesus promised to send the Holy Spirit.
He said the world does not know Him. I guess Muhammad was invisible for 600 years? 😂
Jesus also said the Holy Spirit would dwell with believers forever.
The Holy Spirit would remain with them, teach them and remind them of everything Jesus had taught.
Now, where is Muhammad today? Dead.
But the Holy Spirit Jesus promised is eternal.
In fact, the Holy Spirit came upon the disciples in Acts 2, empowered them and equipped them for the ministry Jesus had assigned to them.
He didn’t wait until the 7th century to show up!
9. The Quran came to correct the Bible.
As how??? 😂
What exactly was the mistake in the Bible that the Quran came to correct?
And why did Allah wait approximately 600 years after the time of Jesus, allowing generations of Christians who believed the Bible to live, preach, suffer persecution and even die for their faith before sending a supposed correction?
The Bible had already spread across different parts of the world. Manuscripts existed, Christian communities were established, and believers were defending their faith.
But apparently, the correction had to wait until the 7th century.
What an unnecessarily delayed correction!
10. The Bible is corrupted.
How exactly?
You keep shouting corruption, but where is the evidence?
There has to be an original text against which you can demonstrate that the Bible was altered. What was the original reading? What was changed? Who changed it? When was it changed?
Ask for the original, and suddenly the gymnastics begin.
No identifiable original, no demonstrated alteration, just endless accusations.
You cannot simply declare a document corrupted because it contradicts your religious beliefs.
I’ll stop here for today. 😂
You cannot confidently spread claims and misinformation that you cannot substantiate.
You cannot take a Quran that emerged approximately 600 years after the time of Jesus and use it to rewrite, redefine or water down the biblical account.
@shezzzz_weird TikTok don full this one brain, she’s lost complete ability to be articulate, just yarning anyhow. How would you communicate effectively with this your oyibo when you find them? Try dey read books and try to speak English, reduce the pidgin
On average, 12 Christians are killed for their faith every day in sub-Saharan Africa.
For an hour this morning, this powerful installation showing the photographs of 12 martyrs from the region is on display in Parliament Square, London. #ariseafrica
@GiftTelma007@Najeto7@osemike300 You don’t know the parents, you don’t know the type of upbringing she had, you can’t judge them, this was all her doing, she should have gone back home
🚨 At least 126 Orthodox Christians killed across Arsi Zone of Oromia Region between October and November 2026 as extremist Oromo Islamist carry out a series of massacres
At least 126 Ethiopian Orthodox Christians were killed in a series of attacks across six woredas of Arsi Zone, Oromia Region, between October 12 and November 8, 2026, according to a compilation of incidents published by the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church (EOTC) Task Force. The attacks have been attributed to extremist Oromo Islamist armed groups allegedly operating with support from elements of the government structure.
The killings occurred in Shirka, Honqolo Wabe, Merti, Robe and Asako woredas, as well as the Baladi Gabriel area between Asako and Guna. The documented incidents include mass killings, attacks on church personnel and the burial of dozens of victims in a mass grave.
Breakdown of attacks by date and location
▪️ October 12, 2026 — Sengo Yaya Kebele, Shirka Woreda
One Orthodox Christian, Getu Assefa, was killed.
▪️ October 15, 2026 — Lalo Kebele, Honqolo Wabe Woreda
Four Orthodox Christians were killed. The victims were identified as Zenebe Negash, Samuel Wale, Biru Abera and Debe Bilto.
▪️ October 17, 2026 — Hela Zembaba Kebele, Shirka Woreda
Two Orthodox Christians were killed:
1. Zewde Habte, a father of six children.
2. Asresu Tesfaye, a single mother of two children.
▪️ October 19, 2026 — Angada Kebele, Merti Woreda
A mass killing left 23 Orthodox Christians dead.
▪️ October 21, 2026 — Birbona Chole Kebele, Shirka Woreda
One Orthodox Christian, Mekonnen Amde, was killed.
▪️ October 24, 2026 — Sole Digelu Kebele, Shirka Woreda
Mekuriya Sebsibe, a security guard at Digelu Medhanealem Orthodox Church, was killed.
▪️ October 24, 2026 — Birbona Chole Kebele, Shirka Woreda
One of the deadliest attacks occurred in Birbona Chole Kebele, where 46 Orthodox Christians were killed.
1. Kalkidan Kefalew
2. Mihret Kefalew
3. Kalkidan Demsu
4. Dani Takele Kebede
5. Kebede Tadesse Biru
6. Tirngo Sisay
7. Ephrem Teferi Alemu
8. Shewan Gizaw Dejenu Waq Tola
9. Abay Tesfaye Tesema
10. Matewos Lale
11. Wudneh Zewde Belachew
12. Kebede Mandefro Bokan
13. Mulatu Teshome Bokan
14. Amde Belayhun
15. Girma Alemu Biru
16. Kefalew Alemu Biru
17. Begashaw Bogale
18. Abraham Sime Kebede
19. Kelema Abera
20. Minale Getahun Hailemariam
21. Demeq Eshetu Bokan
22. Zeleke Tilahun Bokan
23. Endale Tsegaye Assefa
24. Wondimu Legesse Dula
25. Abat Kebede Tadesse
26. Tamene Tadesse Beyene
27. Bekele Dadi
28. Abebe Getachew Zewde
29. Babi Tamene Tadesse
30. Yilma Woldesenbet
31. Niguse Mandefro Bokan
32. Mebrat Getachew
33. Gebeyehu Asamine
34. Tamene Getachew
35. Firaol Yismu Atnafe
36. Abay Geredew Feye
37. Abu Degu Kassa
38. Tadesse Desta
39. Atlaw Amde
40. Mesfin Tamene
41. Wosene Abera
42. Hana Getaneh
43. Mekdes Kefalew
44. Teshome Melse
45. Abiti Tekle
46. Kassahun Zewdu
▪️ November 4, 2026 — Endeto Kebele, Robe Woreda
Another mass killing left 45 Orthodox Christians dead in Endeto Kebele.
Of the victims, 35 were buried together in a single mass grave at Endeto Maryam Orthodox Church, while the remaining 10 were buried separately.
Among the 35 identified victims were:
1. Bogale Solomon
2. Sisay Lema
3. Alemayehu Armde
4. Mengistu Lema
5. Abiyot Debebe
6. Afework Dejen
7. Abel Shawul
8. Dejen Feye
9. Menkir Girma
10. Gosa Abera
11. Nadew Techale
12. Sileshi Melese
13. Yifru Mekasha
14. Worku Mamo
15. Taye Worku
16. Tesfaye Demse
17. Mengistu Adere
18. Fetene Bekele
19. Gosa Seyoum
20. Shambel
21. Asrat Mezemir
22. Tefera Legesse
23. Boja Zewdu
24. Mesele Ayele
25. Gisla Belayneh
26. Nebiyu Wosene
27. Mrs. Tsige Hailegiorgis
28. Demerew Worku
29. Bogale Tesfa
30. Abu Zeleke
31. Tsegaye Dabi
32. Tayu Worku
33. Buruk Tadesse
34. Babi Engidu
35. Cheru Soma
The identities of the 10 victims buried elsewhere remain unavailable.
▪️ November 6, 2026 — Baladi Gabriel Church, between Asako and Guna woredas
Three Orthodox Christians were killed near Baladi Gabriel Church. The victims were identified as:
1. Worku Kebede, 50, a farmer.
2. Eshete Terefe, 18.
3. “Goje,” 70, a laborer whose actual name remains unknown.
The three victims were executed with their hands tied behind their backs inside the church compound. The attackers also broke into the church, looted its property and burned residential homes in the surrounding area.
▪️ November 8, 2026 — Asako Woreda
Additional Orthodox Christians were killed in Asako Woreda. However, the number of victims and their identities have not yet been established.
Casualty figures and comparison with the previous year
The documented incidents account for at least 126 Orthodox Christian deaths, excluding the additional killings in Asako Woreda on November 8, for which casualty figures remain unavailable.
The compilation also highlights a sharp increase compared with the corresponding months in the previous year:
October–November 2025: 53 Orthodox Christians killed.
October–November 2026: At least 126 Orthodox Christians killed.
Increase: 73 additional deaths, representing approximately 138%.
The repeated attacks have raised serious concerns about the safety of Orthodox Christian communities across Arsi Zone, particularly amid allegations that extremist armed groups are operating with the support or acquiescence of local government structures.
The EOTC Task Force has indicated that the actual number of victims may be higher because additional incidents and casualties have not yet been incorporated into the compilation.
After another memorable performance for Borussia Dortmund, Felix Nmecha took to Instagram to remind everyone where the glory belongs! ✝️
Sharing Psalm 115:1, the German international made it clear that despite the goals, performances and recognition, all the glory belongs to God.
Rest in peace to our brothers and sisters in Christ in Sudan as the world looks away 💔😔 they are being persecuted and killed for the same God that we worship and he is the same God that calls us to stand with with them as they suffer and rejoice when one rejoices in 1 Corinthians 12:26.
Don't ignore the same body of Christ you claim to be apart of 🔥
#EndChristianPersecution
#EndChristianGenocide