Sajjad

Doctor & overthinker
Discussing Islam, Christianity & pure monotheism
Questions over slogans

[Sajjad @sajjadfcps]

Christians are so dumb it’s honestly shocking. They never stop insulting Prophet Jesus (peace be upon him) and the God he worshipped. They keep saying Jesus is the only begotten son of God and that this God was literally born from a woman.

Just think about how low their IQ must be. As a medical doctor I wonder how are they claiming that a god spent months floating around inside a woman’s uterus, swimming in amniotic fluid, the same fluid the baby drinks and then pees right back into. So basically their “god” was chilling in his own urine mixed with blood and mucus. And when it’s time to come out? This so-called god has to push through a dirty birth canal. That canal is right next to the hole where women pee and the one where they shit. During birth everything gets mixed up, blood, urine, leftover poop that squeezes out from the pressure, thick sticky mucus, and that black tar-like first poop the meconium the baby sometimes releases. The whole thing is a messy, filthy tunnel of bodily waste, and their god supposedly chose to squeeze through it, covered in all that nastiness.

Seriously? The Creator of everything, the One who made the universe, is going to experience that disgusting trip through a woman’s private parts, swimming in urine and coming out covered in blood and shit? That’s the most insulting, illogical thing I’ve ever heard. God is nothing like that. Jesus (peace be upon him) was a great and mighty prophet, nothing more.

Christians need to wake up and stop this nonsense.

#JesusIsProphet #GodIsOne #NoTrinity #ChristianLogicFail #IslamicTruth

[Sajjad @sajjadfcps]

When a Christian teaches that their God was killed for their sins, the first psychiatric concept that comes to mind, as a doctor of medicine, is that this god would appear to be suffering from an extreme form of "Inflated responsibility" , a common feature of classic OCD pathology. The alternative is even simpler: the people who believe it are delusional.

[Sajjad @sajjadfcps]

People who abandoned Christianity generally prospered, while those who left Islam more often saw their lives unravel. The same decision of walking away from the faith they were born into, led to opposite outcomes. Anyone who has lived among both groups in their own countries can see the difference clearly.

Can you guess why?

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Christians believe that humanity was created in the image of God. If that image includes human form, then what was the necessity of the Incarnation? If it refers only to spiritual or moral qualities, then in what sense did God become "like us" through the Incarnation? How does the Incarnation add something that was not already true?

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Christians assert that jesus is the son of god. If so, where then is the original god the father? Has he grown frail and elderly, or been consigned to some celestial retirement home, while jesus, as the divine heir, has assumed full authority?

A further question arises: was it god the father who incarnated as a man, or was it jesus? Perhaps it was god the father himself who took human form. He was killed by his creature, and now, according to Christian doctrine, jesus is overseeing the divine enterprise and will ultimately serve as the final judge.

[Sajjad @sajjadfcps]

People often ask, "Is Allah male or female?"

The question is based on a false assumption. Gender is a characteristic of created beings, not the Creator. The Qur'an says:

"There is nothing like unto Him." (Qur'an 42:11)

So why does the Qur'an use "He"?

Because it was revealed in Arabic, which has no gender-neutral personal pronoun for God. "He" is a grammatical convention, not a claim that Allah is male.

Allah is beyond gender, beyond comparison, and beyond every limitation of creation

[Sajjad @sajjadfcps]

Jesus (peace be upon him) said, "I and the Father are one" (John 10:30). However, this is not an explicit claim to divinity. Similar expressions of unity have been used by many people throughout history to describe oneness in purpose, not identity.

The context confirms this. In John 17:21–23, Jesus prayed that his disciples would also be "one" just as he and the Father are one. Clearly, this does not make the disciples God.

The fact remains that Jesus never explicitly said, "I am God," or "Worship me." If his divinity were the central message, such a clear declaration would be expected.

[Sajjad @sajjadfcps]

I love Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) more deeply than anyone else in my life, even more than my parents or any other blood relative. My love for him surpasses every earthly relationship.

[Sajjad @sajjadfcps]

If I'm not mistaken, judging from your recent posts, it seems you're caught between remaining a Muslim and accepting Christianity. You repeatedly make indirect insults against Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), and at the end you say, "I am a Muslim."

Perhaps you should free yourself from this internal conflict and embrace Christianity instead.

Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) does not need your favor or your reluctant defense. If you no longer believe in him, be honest about it rather than attacking him while continuing to identify as a Muslim.

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@MasterMaliq So, you believe Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) taught violence? Then what's stopping you from leaving Islam? You don't have to spend your time defending him. Leave Islam first, and then you're free to say or do whatever you want.

[Sajjad @sajjadfcps]

@MasterMaliq So you want them to draw cartoon of the Prophet? Bro start taking Risperidone OD from today. You need it badly.

[Ali-O𝙣𝙚M𝙚𝙨𝙨𝙖𝙜𝙚☝︎ @Kryptotajeer]

Why is Islam unique?

The Prophet phub spoke in Arabic.

The Qur'an was revealed in Arabic.

It is memorized in Arabic.

It is recited in Arabic.

It is preserved in Arabic.
No lost originals. No Greek translations. No anonymous authors.

Even if all books were burned today, we could rewrite the Qur'an tomorrow from memory.

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@David051661 @RealShahriqKhan Hahahahaha.

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@PierreJouet @SamuelAyodele_T He didn’t abandon his god like nature and, he abandoned his god like nature. He did both. He was inherently immortal and mortal at the same time.

[Sajjad @sajjadfcps]

I am sorry, I never wanted to use such language, but you left me no other option.

So you guys, along with the Jews, gang-banged your incarnated anus-containing god on the cross for your sins by impaling nails at every inch. The torture might have been so intense that he might have shit himself.

Humans when tortured they do so. Its natural.

[Sajjad @sajjadfcps]

You must have answered straightforward.

I am not obsessed with Jesus' anus. I am concerned with the transcendence of God. When you claim that God has the power to become incarnate, I agree that God has the power to do whatever He wills. However, possessing the power to do something does not mean He would do anything that compromises His transcendence or majesty. In your theology, God is reduced to the level of a human being with all the limitations and bodily functions that entails. In our belief, God is unlike anything in creation. He has the power to do all things, but that does not mean He would become a pooping human.

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@PierreJouet @SamuelAyodele_T Can your god incarnate as anus through which you poop? Don't mind please. Will you put limit on god now?

[Sajjad @sajjadfcps]

@PierreJouet @SamuelAyodele_T No. It was only made to appear that way. Do you think it is impossible for God Almighty to save him in this manner? Ultimately, we believe only God knows the details.

[Sajjad @sajjadfcps]

Haha.

He is right and is representing the true revelation of the Holy Qur'an. This is exactly what we say on the basis of the Holy Qur'an, which is our reference and the rectifier of the altered Bible. I don't know why you are imposing your misunderstanding upon us.

And yes, I will confidently stand before Allah and say that this cleric did justice.

The Holy Qur'an does not state that another man was substituted for Jesus (peace be upon him) and crucified in his place. It simply says that "it was made to appear so to them." The Qur'an does not explain how this occurred, so neither should we claim details that it does not state.

Reference: Qur'an 4:157 — "...they did not kill him, nor did they crucify him; but it was made to appear so to them..."

[Sajjad @sajjadfcps]

A sincere invitation to Christians:

Set aside what Paul wrote for a moment. Read only the recorded words of Jesus PBUH. Would you still conclude that he claimed to be God?

I'm interested in your reasoning, not an argument.