Mohammed🏴☝🏾

أُحِبُّ الصَّـالِحِينَ وَلَسْتُ منهم لعلي أَنْ أَنـَالَ بِهِمْ شَفَاعَة وأَكْـرَهُ مَـنْ تِجَارَتُهُ المَعـَاصِي وَإِنْ كُنَّا سَوَاءً في البِضَاعـَة

[Mohammed🏴☝🏾 @SlaveOFAllaah2]

The greatest reward reserved only to the monotheist (Muslims) promised to us by Allah the Blessed and Most High (Glory be to Him), This is what every Muslim truly wants : 1/4

[د. محمد الصغير @drassagheer]

رؤوس تذلّ أمام ⁧#أمريكا⁩، وتتبجّح أمام الحق..

في ذكرى وفاة ⁧#الأزهري_الثائر⁩، الشيخ محمد الراوي، رحمه الله.

[Mohammed🏴☝🏾 @SlaveOFAllaah2]

@DanielsonB92 @smile2jannah @ufc @danawhite Looks like we are not the only ones with madkhali problem 😂.

[JM News Network @JMNewsNetwork_]

French Priest: " If Islam had truly been violent as some claim, no Christian or Jew would have survived the early muslim conquests."

[SamuraiHaq @SamuraiHaq]

Watch this Christian apologist @GodLogic_GL use one of his “best argument” against Islam and gets refuted
Christians will you still run this argument after watching this? Credits:@HardenBetter_

[Mohammed🏴☝🏾 @SlaveOFAllaah2]

The Tate's are clowns 🤡.

[Dilly Hussain @DillyHussain88]

“Gulf Muslims are the real Muslims.” 🤡

Emiratis make up less than 10% of the UAE population (1.3m) and 0.07% of the Ummah.

Every word he utters here is straight out of MBZ’s Abrahamic Accords playbook.

The Tates are certified Top Goyim.

[KingDawah 🇬🇪 @KingDawah1]

Average Christian DM since I reverted.

[Mohammed🏴☝🏾 @SlaveOFAllaah2]

@eliMCXI @Master_Debunker @CCanuck4 Similarity doesn't entail plagiarism.

[Mohammed🏴☝🏾 @SlaveOFAllaah2]

@eliMCXI @Master_Debunker @CCanuck4 No we do have a strict criteria for Prophethood I'm just not interested in going through it with you right now.

[Mohammed🏴☝🏾 @SlaveOFAllaah2]

@eliMCXI @Master_Debunker @CCanuck4 The Qur'an does not stake its authority on historical probability in the way your bible does; rather, it asserts a metaphysical certainty that transcends empirical verification which can be demonstrated by other methods.

[Mohammed🏴☝🏾 @SlaveOFAllaah2]

@eliMCXI @Master_Debunker @CCanuck4 Ah, I see the problem it's because we define "Prophethood" differently, I think we are going nowhere with this.

[Mohammed🏴☝🏾 @SlaveOFAllaah2]

@eliMCXI @Master_Debunker @CCanuck4

[Mohammed🏴☝🏾 @SlaveOFAllaah2]

@eliMCXI @Master_Debunker @CCanuck4 Qur'an is not a detailed historical biography of each single prophet including our prophet ﷺ, it's a book for guidance.

But we do have extra Qur'anic information found in the hadith his story is detailed in Ibn kathir book "stories of the prophets" and many others.

[Mohammed🏴☝🏾 @SlaveOFAllaah2]

@eliMCXI @Master_Debunker @CCanuck4 Logically it is better to accept their interpretations over christian interpretation on their own books since they actually understand the language, its idioms, metaphorical poetic styles and its historical context.

[Mohammed🏴☝🏾 @SlaveOFAllaah2]

@eliMCXI @Master_Debunker @CCanuck4 Then I can simply dismiss and reject your Christian interpretation of their books(which you hijacked), in the same exact manner that you do with the Jews 😂,

[Mohammed🏴☝🏾 @SlaveOFAllaah2]

@eliMCXI @Master_Debunker @CCanuck4 Yes the OT is only focused on the Israelites and their history, we don't find anything that rejects that he was chosen as a prophet or messenger later on for other people where he went which Islam affirms.

[Mohammed🏴☝🏾 @SlaveOFAllaah2]

@eliMCXI @Master_Debunker @CCanuck4 Where's the verse that forbids age gaps in the bible ?

[Mohammed🏴☝🏾 @SlaveOFAllaah2]

@eliMCXI @Master_Debunker @CCanuck4 The Disciples' Confusion: In Matthew 17:10, after seeing Jesus' glory, the disciples asked Him, "Why then do the teachers of the law say that Elijah must come first?"

We can see that they believed and still do that Elijah is alive in heaven without him being a divine being.

[Mohammed🏴☝🏾 @SlaveOFAllaah2]

@eliMCXI @Master_Debunker @CCanuck4 is highly visible throughout the Gospels. When John the Baptist and Jesus began their ministries, people immediately wondered if the Malachi prophecy was being fulfilled:
Questioning John: Priests and Levites explicitly asked John the Baptist, "Are you Elijah?" (John 1:21).