@Sharedfoundatio@LibanG987 What about Iblees, dummy?
You just disbelieved in your own religion by rejecting the story of Iblees. So what about yourself?
@karimalkhatibb@rovingcordecyp@eternalbread_ "Account based in Europe."
The only way to argue with a muslim is with a sword down their throat.
Go back to your monotheistic shithole.
@Farid_0v Come on, Farid. The video that you quoted in that tweet is very deceptive. The Muslim started with the insults.
Don't dish it out if Muhammad can't take it.
@ZugoRoberts7677@leocaprico3000@ithinkitmyway@dawahxdialogues I trust neither Muhammad nor Allah.
How am I supposed to verify these men are from god when they are the ones who are telling me who god is in the first place? God has never spoken to me and apparantely he has spoken to these reprobates.
@retentatevolume@sharghzadeh Iran is a Muslim country. There is no tower of babel story in Islam. Even the very justification of God's interception, God fearing man, is irreconcilably heretical in Islam.
@retentatevolume@sharghzadeh I agree with what you say about advancement and complacency.
I'm just not convinced that anyone who can build rockets that go to the moon would ever believe that the tower of babel story was a historical event in the same way the early Christian community did.
@sharghzadeh True. And the more advanced the modern world became the less devout the Christians who developed it were.
Von Neumann's Christianity was far less serious than Newton's was. And Newton's far less serious than Aquianas, etc.
@Honored832 Does Allah = Muhammad?
You original claim was that there is no difference in meaning between the qira'at. I showed you that this was wrong now you're going on irrelevant tangents without addressing the fact that your initial claim was wrong.
@Honored832@Mahmoud32239183@eternalbread_ Does it change the meaning? You said that they don't change the meaning. That's the statement I was responding to. Do you admit that you were wrong?