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Questionable Teachings of Islam:

                                  One Billion People Deceived



        Testing whether any revelation is of Divine nature is within the scope and right of all
        individuals  who sincerely seek to find the answers that lead to the One True  God of
        Creation. A God of love, mercy and compassion would not deliberately lead anyone astray,
        cause them to become an unbeliever and then punish them for it as taught in the Qur'anic
        revelations.

        Just as Muhammad  included "safeguards" to warn Muslims not  to befriend  Jews and
        Christians and to consider them as enemies of Islam, Judaism and Christianity also had
        established warnings about the false prophets that would come along and deceive many
        by  claiming  that  they  were  sent  as  messengers  of  God.  Here  are  two  examples  from
        Judaism and Christianity:

        From Judaism:
        "Assuredly, I am going to deal with the prophets - declares the Lord - who steal my words
        from one another. I am going to deal with those who prophesy lying dreams - declares
        the Lord - who relates them to lead my people astray with their reckless lies when I did
        not send them or command them. They do this people no good - declares the Lord."
        (Tanakh - Jeremiah: 23:30-32)

        From Christianity:
        "For such are false apostles, deceitful workers, transforming themselves into the apostles
        of Christ. And, no marvel; for  Satan himself is transformed into an angel of light.
        Therefore, it is no great thing if his ministers also  be transformed as the ministers of
        righteousness; whose end shall be according to their works."(2 Corinthians 11:13-15)

        "Beloved, believe not every spirit, but try the spirits whether they are of God: because
        many false prophets are gone out into the world..." (1 John 4:1)

        If there is anything in common between people who claim to be a "prophet of God," it is
        that  they  are  usually  rejected  and  persecuted  for  what  they  preach.  This  holds  true
        whether  the  individual  is  a  "true  prophet"  or  a  "false  prophet."  As  a  self-proclaimed
        prophet,  Muhammad  endured  rejection  and  persecution,  however, his  "angelic
        revelations" should still be allowed to be scrutinized and compared to other teachings.
        Truth endures all testing.













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