@madaame_69@dz_pint13015 Mais quand un kuffar ne veut pas manger chez un muslim c'est de l'islamophobie... C'est a cause de votre mentalité que même au bled on comprends pas que l'islam est si mal vu.
@bstard_1980 @Lappiaa @Felofeloh29@johnrackham82 Coran 18:86, 21:33, 36:40, 88:20, 79:30, 51:48, 71:19, 23:14, 55:19-20, 25:53, 96:2, 23:14, 78:6-7, 31:10, 16:15, 4:11-12 + 4:176...
I'll let you verify it yourself or ask an AI. If you want more, I have plenty. Speaking Arabic myself, I assure you these are errors.
@lyeslh11@_el_gringo__ @taanjiroo9 Merci GPT mais sa réponse se base sur tes questions et ton historique. La vérité, libre a toi d'aller vérifier : Dès Égypte ancienne (Ancien Empire vers 2700 avant J.-C.), les femmes mariées, veuves, célibataires – étaient considérées comme des personnes juridiques à part entière
@lyeslh11@_el_gringo__ @taanjiroo9 Je savais pas que l'islam existait en 2686 av. J.C. en Egypte ancienne ou encore en Mésopotamie vers 3000-2000 av. J.C.
Tu veux bien me dire une seule, même pas deux... Une seule condition que la femme a eut avec l'islam qui était pas présente avant ?
@Dolphin4735@stevend44359753@HalalNation_ Even the Grok screenshot you posted says '0 falsely translated' and 'All 8 use accurate wording.' The only issue mentioned is lack of historical context (7th-century wars, self-defense, broken treaties).
But the Quran is timeless, isn't it?
@josephMuztich No, he wasn't a priest for 45 years... Two years at most... and he didn't convert to Islam for intellectual reasons.
https://t.co/bMoBrxqH5F
@AnswerByQuran@HalalNation_ You're not responding anymore? You prefer to stay in your imaginary bubble rather than face the facts?
Let's not even talk about your knowledge of the Quran... Let's just see... Did Jesus perform Shahada? Zakat? Salat? Sawm? Hajj?
No, even in the Quran the answer is no.
@AnswerByQuran@HalalNation_ I did it for quite a few years, and you... ?
I see, however, that you're avoiding the question and changing the subject.
Therefore, you cannot respond to my statement without contradicting the texts of the Quran.
@AnswerByQuran@HalalNation_ لَا شَرِيكَ لَهُۥ وَبِذَٰلِكَ أُمِرْتُ وَأَنَا۠ أَوَّلُ ٱلْمُسْلِمِينَ
Where do you see "of my nation" ?
Quran never says "first among his ummah". It says plainly: وَأَنَا أَوَّلُ الْمُسْلِمِينَ (6:163) & أَوَّلَ الْمُسْلِمِينَ (39:12)
@HalalNation_ Claim: "In Islam, Jesus was a Muslim"? But Muhammad says: "I have been commanded to be the first [among you] of the Muslims" (Quran 6:163 & 39:12). How could Jesus be one centuries before? 🤡
@Cool_Ustaz No, he wasn't a priest for 45 years... Two years at most... and he didn't convert to Islam for intellectual reasons.
https://t.co/bMoBrxreVd
@JusteZain Il suffit que taper sur google "Hilyat al-Awliya 2/135" pour se rendre compte que encore une fois c'est un mensonge...
Libre a vous de vérifier par vous même.
@josephMuztich Timeless lesson: Rejecting God's messenger brings destruction. Reality: Jesus is God incarnate, not just a prophet. Reject Him and face eternal judgment. 'I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.' John 14:6
@josephMuztich Christianity is the religion of Jesus Christ, who claimed divinity long before Paul (John 8:58: 'Before Abraham was, I AM'; John 10:30: 'I and the Father are one'). Paul preached what Christ taught. Islam denies Jesus' own words.