Peace be to you. Welcome to this Positron Channel established
in the Name of Yahshuah Ha Messiah. Today I wish to prove to you that Quran was
not sent down by angel Gabriel to Muhammad. This fact can be determined from the precedent
pattern of how the angel of Yahuah Elohim interacted with the Children of Israel.
Muslims used to claim that Quran is a book of miracles from Allah but this is utterly
nonsense! Because there is not a single verse in the Quran whereby Angel Gabriel said, I
am Gabriel sent down by Allah in order to send down this book to you Muhammad.
Moreover the Name of Gabriel was not even introduced to Muhammad personally and directly,
I am Gabriel. Based on the Islamic tradition, it was Waraqa bin Naufal, the cousin of Khadijah
the first wife and employer of Muhammad introduced this name Gabriel to him. But Waraqa did not
have a personal encounter with angel Gabriel and so this Islamic tradition did not prove
anything.
When Zacharyah was ministering to YHWH in Jerusalem Temple, the angel of YHWH came to
deliver the message to him. Let me show to you the pattern of how angel Gabriel communicated
with Zacharyah so that you can be sure that Gabriel did not meet Muhammad at all in his
life time. First of all, Zacharyah was a holy man, a
priest of YHWH from the lineage of Aaron, the son of Amran. YHWH did not send angel
Gabriel to Muhammad because Muhammad admitted that his forefathers were not sent the scripture
and no prophet was sent to them prior to Muhammad based on Quran Saba chapter 34 verse 44 to
45, Quran Al Qasas chapter 28 verse 46, and Quran Hud chapter 11 verse 49. The aforesaid
three Quranic passages shall destroy all other variant claims that Islam is the Abrahamic
religion. Secondly, Angel Gabriel of YHWH mentioned
by names of Zacharyah and Elizabeth, saying, Fear not, Zacharias: for thy prayer is heard;
and thy wife Elisabeth shall bear thee a son, and thou shalt call his name, Yohanes. As
compared to Muhammad of the Quran, the first encounter of the jinn demon to be precise,
not angel Gabriel, spoke the words without speaking the name of his sender, nor calling
the name of Muhammad. But Allah purportedly spoke to Muhammad in
these words, Proclaim! in the name of thy Lord and Cherisher, Who created, created man,
out of a clot of congealed blood ' Quran 96 : 1 to 2. Now, who is the lord of Muhammad
that he was worshipping and serving? Did Allah really create man from a clot of congealed
blood? Infact, the term creation means, creating something out of nothing. Did God really use
congealed blood to create Adam or the dust of the earth to mould into the shape of Adam?
However, it contradicts with Quran 15 : 28, when Muhammad recited, Behold! thy Lord said
to the angels: "I am about to create man, from sounding clay from mud moulded into shape.
So the lord of Muhammad was a liar as he just lied to Muhammad that he created man from
a congealed blood and later said he created man from sounding clay. But YHWH moulded the
first man from the dust of the earth. So the lord of Muhammad was a liar as he just lied
to him about the creation of man came from a congealed blood. While Muslim scholars tried
to cover up the error by saying that is conception of a baby in the mother's womb. But that is
scientifically in error because the fertilization between an ovum and a sperm cell are living
cells and not merely a blood clot.
In Luke chapter 1 verse 19, And the angel answering said unto him, I am Gabriel, that
stand in the presence of YHWH; and am sent to speak unto thee, and to shew thee these
glad tidings. Both the names of Gabriel and his sender was
mentioned by Gabriel at the same time. However, this pattern of communication by the jinn
demon in the Quran is obvious as he spoke from the plural form, We had created the Jinn
race from the fire of a scorching wind, to the singular form, I am about to create man,
from sounding clay from mud moulded into shape. I challenge every Muslim to produce from the
Holy Bible that Angel Gabriel has ever spoken in the plural form of We, which either came
forth from the mouth of Muhammad or the scribe of Muhammad who wrote it.
To conclude, there is no miracle from the Quran as the lord of Muhammad was a jinn demon
who lied to him from the very first verse, and it continued until he died around 632
A D.. By invoking US Fair Use law, let me quote
from Hassan Radwan on his exposition on the Quran that the speech of the speaker is incoherent.
Now let's take a quick look at the scientific
facts which has become very popular amongst Muslims today.
I personally never took him seriously when I was a Muslim.
And to be fair, a great many of my Muslim family and friends don't pay that much
attention either. It's also worth noting
that none of the great Muslim scientists of the Islamic Golden Age who themselves
made many scientific discoveries ever made such claims about the Quran.
The main claims are concerning embryology. Iron coming from space.
Moon is reflected light. Fresh and saltwater not mixing.
The Big Bang and seven layers of the atmosphere.
As for embryology, the ancient Greeks amongst others, wrote about it
long before the Quran. Of course they made errors but after Qurans
brief and ambiguous references really free from
error take a look at [Arabic words] will be what are are it then let man see
from what he is created from gushing fluid proceeding from between the
backbone and the ribs? Is this really a miraculous scientific
description? First of all what does it
mean? Muslims themselves don't agree the
classical Taksir say it means man is made of fluid that comes from the
backbone of the male and the ribs or chest of the woman.
Another explanation says it means the man's loins and the
woman's pelvic. Yet another says it means
the backbone and ribs of both male and female.
Yet another says the gushing fluid means the blood of the aorta
while another says it refers to the location of seminal fluid.
If the gushing fluid means semen then it's not very
accurate since semen is the medium sperm is carried and sperm is produced around
the testicles not between the backbone and the ribs.
And what about the ovum the Quran never mentions the ovum which it
could have easily referred to as the female egg.
Surely any basic description of conception should refer to sperm
fertilizing ovum. As for the miracle of
sending down iron, the word sent down usually mean God simply gave it to them.
Just as it says elsewhere that God sent down clothing, yeah bani adam' [Arabic words]
in any case many civilizations were aware that meteors fell to earth
containing iron. And the ancient Egyptians called iron ore
of the heavens. Does the Quran say the moon is reflected
light? No [Arabic words] do not mean reflected light.
On the contrary if anything they seem to imply the moon is a source of light.
Fresh and saltwater not mixing this verse can have
other interpretations. But in any case this phenomena was known about
and sounds like a rewording of the creation
story in Genesis.