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Women — “Live with them in kindness.” Children — “Do not kill your children for fear of poverty.” Orphans — “Do not consume their wealth unjustly.” The poor and vulnerable — “Be good to… orphans, the needy…” And you still call Islam oppressive?

The Quran is the highest authority in Islam. That is my starting point. I don’t reject hadith. I believe hadith are important and can preserve genuine teachings of the Prophet. But hadith were written and compiled by men generations after Muhammad, and many of the compilers never met the Prophet or his companions. So I don’t believe every hadith simply becomes true because it is labelled “sahih.” If a hadith clearly contradicts the Quran, I have a problem with the hadith, not the Quran. It could be misunderstood, misreported, taken out of context, or simply not represent what the Prophet actually said. As for the four Sunni schools and classical consensus, I respect them, but I don’t believe they are above the Quran. My position is basically this: Quran first. Hadith matters, but hadith must be examined. I’m not trying to throw away the Sunnah. I’m trying to separate what Muhammad actually taught from what men later attributed to him.

Maybe they didn’t find what they were looking for. People leave religions for different reasons.

This is blasphemous, disrespectful and offensive. Take it down now.

I already accepted Jesus, brother. I just understand him differently than you do.

Put the Bible next to the Quran and actually look at their origins, preservation, language, and historical evidence. You’ll find that the Quran still holds up. Calling it “gibberish” doesn’t suddenly make it true.

Yes. One question: If your argument is true, why do you need four insults to make it?

Over 100 million people around the world bear the name Muhammad or one of its many spellings. Not Jesus. Not Moses. Not Abraham. Muhammad. You can hate him. Millions still choose to name their sons after him.

We shout, “Islam protects children.” But then some Muslims defend giving a 9-year-old girl out in marriage. How does that make sense? We have a problem. And until we Muslims stop defending it, we are part of the problem.

Christians reject Muhammad. Jews reject Muhammad. Others hate even hearing his name. But seriously… What did Muhammad personally do to you? 😞

Just a reminder: Jesus Loves you. And yes, Muhammad Loves you too.

You made the claim. Now back it up.

I just came across a hadith saying that Jahannam takes two breaths, one in summer and one in winter, and that its breath causes the intense heat and cold we experience. But there’s a problem. If Jahannam breathes out and that breath causes the heat of summer, why doesn't the whole earth get hot? Why is one part of the world experiencing summer while another is experiencing winter? Why can a heatwave affect one region while another remains cold? We already understand the physical causes of seasons and weather. So I personally cannot accept this hadith as a literal explanation for heat and cold. And this is exactly why we must be willing to question hadith. Is it authentic? Is it being interpreted correctly? Is it metaphorical? Or should it simply be rejected? Because accepting a religious claim without questioning it, even when there are obvious problems with the literal interpretation, is not knowledge. That's dogma. And we should not pass dogma to the next generation as unquestionable truth.

If loving Islam means moving to an Islamic country, should loving Christianity mean moving to the Vatican?

Dear non-Muslims, read the Quran before you reject it, then ask yourself honestly: does this sound like the words of Muhammad, or the words of God?

When Muhammad was alive, Angel Gabriel visited him multiple times with revelations from God. So no, Muhammad did not simply invent the Quran from the top of his head. He received it as revelation.

There are Jewish-majority nations that are thriving. There are Christian-majority nations that are prosperous. Yet many Muslim-majority countries remain trapped in terrorism, poverty, corruption, violence and abuse. And the countries that have achieved greater stability often combine Islamic tradition with civil and secular institutions. Look at countries where religious rule is most deeply embedded in the state. At what point do we stop blaming everything except political Islam itself?

If only he had left us a selfie. 😂

Sometimes it hurts knowing that, as a Muslim, I can be blamed for a crime I didn’t commit, simply because the person who committed it shared my religion. I didn’t do it. I didn’t support it. I condemned it. Yet somehow, I’m still expected to carry the guilt.😞

Why drag Islam into this? Did the father say he married her off because Islam commanded him to? He explicitly said poverty drove him to do it, and he even said he would never do it again. That alone should tell you he knows what he did was wrong and abnormal. Child marriage is wrong. Selling a child because of poverty is wrong. But you cannot take a harmful cultural practice and simply label it Islamic without showing that Islam actually commanded it. Islam is not an excuse for abusing a child.