I read the Quran and I remember a religious Muslim man wondering why I wouldn't convert after reading it. It's exactly because I read it sir.

I feel so bad for Aisha. Imagine being 6 and being told you're going to marry a man old enough to be your grandfather because he had a dream about you. Then at 9, surprise! You're expected to go to bed with him. You spend the next 9 years cleaning semen off his clothes only to be left a childless widow at 18 and not allowed to remarry.

David Wood is Savage. Mohammed is not shy to bone a 9yr old but too shy to ask his guests to leave 😂😂😂

80% of those people who think everybody will convert after reading the Quran probably haven't read it

I decided to read the Quran to see what Muslims believe. I made it to chapter 3 but found it very confusing. For example, it would mention a person but not tell you who he is. You'd have to go to the Bible to find out about him. So i got bored and couldn't go on.

Reading the koran makes you realize how far from true it is, i can't understand how so many people are brainwashed into believing it...

I tried to read the Quran also, and I got tired of the “peace be upon him”, and “the most merciful”; it seemed after every other word, that I just couldn’t continue. I was waiting for something really earth-shattering and just didn’t get it.

The Koran was the worst book I read too. It made me sick. I felt nauseated and almost threw up. I cried even and it was out of pure disgust. The hold Satan has on these people. The deception. It's clear who they follow.

As an egyptologist in training, I wanna add some stuff and ask some questions: 1. The title that we read as Pharaoh in Middle Egyptian is "pr-ꜥꜣ", which just means "great house" and was used to refer to the entire Royal Palace from the 12th Dynasty (ca. 1991 - 1802 BC) onwards and shifted towards addressing the king (for which the proper term is "nswt bjtj", "he of the sedge and the bee"; the sedge being the symbol for Lower Egypt and the bee for Upper Egypt) specifically only in the 10th century BC with the Pharaoh Siamun, the sixth ruler of the 21st Dynasty. Although we did find an inscription from the times of Thutmose III (ca. 1479 - 1425 BC) wherein the "pr-ꜥꜣ" is used to address a person, which might be Thutmose himself or his "predecessor" and regent (King) Hatshepsut (ca. 1479 - 1458 BC; don't be irritated, that's the famous female King). And Akhenaten (ca. 1353 - 1336 BC) is also called "pr-ꜥꜣ" in one of the Amarna letters, which might hint at the established use of referring to the kings of Egypt as "Pharaoh" in the outside world, which would strengthen the case for the biblical use of the word. 2. I really wanna know what literature reaches the conclusion that Ramses II. HAS to be the Pharaoh of the Exodus. The last I kept track of it, the discussion was debating between a bunch of different Kings. But either way, as long as its not any king from before Thutmose III, the use of "Pharaoh" by the Israelites is absolutely justified.

Please don’t stop this series lol this is hilarious 😂 The three musketeers

I appreciate you guys responding to responses like this to my Quran videos. Its been exhausting for me. Jesus is LORD 🙏

David is so underrated, i believe he’s doing such a beautiful job for Christs Kingdom especially with such grace and patience when it comes to speaking with Muslims with Sam. THATS how you do it, i think what a lot of Christians seem to lack is reflecting JESUS LOVE. Which is extremely important because that’s who GOD IS. I completely understand why Sam can be so passionate because I think clearly Muslims are so brainwashed from a corrupt god & ‘prophet’ but we need to keep our patience & love ALWAYS because God loves Muslims just as much and there’s hope for all.. God bless everyone, Jesus is king🥰

Man, David and AP are just carving 2.5 hour chunks out of my life with these videos. And filling them back in with scientific miracles.

I have a niece who grew up in a Christian family, but now in her 20s is almost like she wants Christianity to be wrong she will try anything.. from the whole new age paganism, tarot cards, crystals and now islam 🤦🏼‍♀️ currently she doesn't even speak to me because I support Israel. I can't change my integrity and my values to keep a relationship with her and I'm praying she actually listen to these type of videos to let her know without lies Islam dies! God bless you guys for your courage to speak the truth. ✝️🙏🏼❤️👏🏼

Something that people rarely talk about: the Quran is SHORT. But it feels super long because it's so awful. The Quran is 77k words, which is slightly shorter than the average 300-page novel, which is about 80k words. The Bible on the other hand is between 750k - 800k words, making it 10 times longer than the Quran and about twice the length of Don Quixote, which is a massive 1,000-page historical novel like War and Peace. But despite how short the Quran is--only the length of an average Agatha Christie mystery novel--virtually no Muslims have read it.

Kudos to the Christian guy for reading the “entire” Quran. X years ago, I was very open to read the Quran and learning what Islam was all about. I found it very difficult to sift through the Quran, because it’s so incoherent, nonsensical and repetitive for no good reason. Also, Mohammed cried because “the people didn’t believe him.” How can anyone be that pathetic?

The Qur'an came across as stories from the Torah and Christian writings mixed up with wrong dates and historical sequences.

Recently villages in Nepal were destroyed by earthquakes. These villages were surrounded by.........mountains 🌄.

I have also had Muslims tell me multiple times that by reading the Quran I would become a Muslim, not knowing I had already read it. Two interesting things to derive from that, generally Muslims have the same view about the Bible, that’s why a lot are afraid to read it; so it’s not unique to the Quran and a lot to unwrap there. The majority of Muslims haven’t actually read the Quran, especially young Muslims who need preachers to digest it for them.

Hi from Hereford, England. Can’t sleep. Good to be able to hear you live 😁

The whole “semen is formed in the ribs” thing never made any sense to me for even WHY someone would claim that… especially considering Eunuch had long been a thing even in the Middle East by the time of Muhammad so… pretty sure people already understood Semen came form the balls. And considering the Islamic world had a long history of castrating African slaves they also seemed to have caught on to that fact eventually.

I'm coming to the end of reading through the Bible, and I'm incredibly confused. I got through the Bible, the Deuterocanon, and even some of the Apocrypha and I still can't find the part where the Jews worshipped Ezra as the son of God. I've even tried turning it off and back on. Please send help.

This trio has bring a lot of destruction to Islam.

I remember the testimony of The Rationalizer, he was so convinced Islam was true, he even asked his wife to cover herself, then he read Quran and was like: what a bull poop. You can't have a mind more open than that. I think he may have been praying already too. Anyway, he is the one, who interviewed all the scientists, who supposedly were so impressed by the Quranic miracles and they all said they weren't

Thank God Islam was kicked out of Iberia. Imagine it remained a bit longer and we got islamic latin America

The Bible strikes me as a bunch of texts written by people who really believed what they were writing, and were serious about it's implication for mankind, and serious about it being a conversation through time. The Quran strikes me as a buch of texts thought up on the spot by arbitrary needs of the moment, with no regard for past or future, with a little bit of wisdom taken from other traditions interspersed.

When I read some of the Quran I couldn't get past the fact that it seemed like a child wrote it. I couldn't bring myself to continue reading it because it was like somebody TRYING so hard to sound intelligent. But fails miserably

I tried reading the Koran. It sounds mostly the like vague pious blitherings. Then I got to a part where God is calling out “O Children of Israel!” I’m like, isn’t this an Arabic Koran? Why would God speak to the children of Israel in Arabic? I mean sure some speak it, but not a whole lot. And why doesn’t he call out to the children of Ishmael? And they call god the god of Abraham Isaac and Ishmael, not Jacob or Israel. What’s going on? Is he the god of Israel or not? Who is he talking to? This sounds like a high schooler who wrote a sermon

I look forward to your teaching and your humor almost everyday. Tonight AP seems a little sad. I hope all is well with him and his family. David, make him laugh some more!! According to a Muslim feminist (is that an oxymoron??) anyway, she said that one way to translate "72 virgins" is actually "72 raisins!" Can you explain to me why a person would choose to be a martyr for a pile of raisins? Just wondering . . . In my opinion, this skinny little Muslim Dawah kid is a fool who has been manipulated with the promise of 72 raisins!! I just learned why you are sad AP. You shared about spending the day defending Israelis against the lies that said they had killed their own people. The sad reality is that many people accepted that lie as truth evidenced in the "likes." That IS very depressing! But don't despair AP. Do what David said--just "show your pretty face!!" Haha! As a Christian, I can assure you that hope is possible even in these times of heartbreak and anguish. I read the end of the story and the good guys win.

I tried to read their book but only managed to get halfway through chapter 4. I got headache trying to make sense of the stories that jump from one topic to another. My brain got so fried that I had to take headache pills.

I just heard some wise words. Yes Christians believe in Jesus but demons believe in him too. Islam doesn't get off the evil hook because they believe in Jesus.

"Your honor, I object this evidence being brought in at this time; it is devestating to my case" "... But, your client is the one who wrote it." "... I object perfusely!"

“Blue Back” is most likely referring to the term “Blue Balls”

Terry Pratchett's fictional world of a flat earth that rests on the backs of 4 elephants who are standing on a giant turtle who swims through the universe makes far more sense, and is more entertaining, than a nun whale that flops around.

1:00:30 -I'm still watching but maybe you've already got it @Apologetics Roadshow "blue back" because the sem*n is formed between the ribs and the backbone. LOL.

Dawah runs on lies!

I tried to read the Qur'an but I couldn't make head or tail of it. It didn't help that it's not chronological

The Quran definately confirms the Bible but the lie and say it refers to the Injeel and I even had one guy say the word Qitab (which means book) could have several meanings. The length these guys go through.

Scientific miracles make about as much sense as square circles. The point of a miracle is that it can not be replicated by science.

David wood your every video is an eye opener all heavenly blessings.

I realize you are regularly swamped with messages, brother David, but an idea struck me the other day... a dangerous idea. One so audacious that you seem like one of the few people who could reasonably pull it off. I previously would have balked at even voicing this idea myself. But in these dark times, I fear it may actually be necessary, both for Christian outreach and self-defense in heavily Islamized areas. My thought is this, a scenario for a potentially dangerous experiment for when it comes to confronting dawahgandists (WARNING! do not attempt this without backup/someone to watch your 6, and maintain at least 15 feet of distance from everyone _but_ said partner/s at all times): interrupt them early in their sales pitch, then make a show of pulling out a bag of Bacon Bits. Tell them what you are holding, then eat some in front of them (extra points for never breaking eye contact during this process). Then ask them "What now?" Loudly point out that you know Allah so loathes the smell of pigs that even _physical contact_ with pigs, their waste, their meat, and byproducts of processing that meat will *forever bar one from Paradise,* that _not even_ [expiring] _in glorious jihad will get the stink off._ Then ask him, "Will you now seek to change _my_ mind? Will you continue to preach to the already damned?" However they respond, make it clear that if any of them try anything funny, you _will_ fling bits at any who attack you in self-defense. Emphasize that you are putting your cards on the table so that any discussion moving forward remains civil and *_non-violent._* If they deny your claims, invite them to prove you wrong by offering them some bits for themselves. If you get this far, point out that Christ made pork clean, and how He did so. Point out how asinine it is that an almighty god would be so squeamish over something _that he supposedly created_ that he would damn _anyone_ for just touching or consuming them. Ask why a god would damn even mujahideen over something so silly. Be sure to hide an extra bag elsewhere on your person in case the first bag is stolen or confiscated by law enforcement (which sadly would be inevitable in Britain right now). When that happens, withdraw asap. However you leave, take an Uber home and have them take a number of detours on the way back; make stops and change vehicles if need be. I pray you see this (and I ask that you censor my name should you make a video about this). I fully realize this idea is far from perfect, but this strikes as a strategy you and your peers might be able to modify and integrate into your work. I welcome all feedback on this. God save us all.

Firstly thank you guys! I really appreciate what you guys do. On the point of Ramses II being the Pharaoh of the Exodus there's a very compelling documentary by archeologist David Rohl that suggests it was actually an earlier pharaoh and that Ramses II is actually the biblical Shishak. Highly recommend! Keep doing what you guys are doing!

AP shouldn't run from Daniel like that, after all he's not a 6 year old

I truly love watching these livestreams while studying for school

AP has been eaten to the core my Godlessness, you can see it in the eyes. We are all praying so hard for this man. Jesus LOVES you AP!

Alan holding up the heavens sounds like Atlas from Greek myth

indeed! the worst book I’ve ever read too! and I’ve read DSM…

Leave Islam save the planet

As long as I am God’s SON I will never be a slave ❤️❤️❤️ 1:22:39

Woah… first off the Bible was perfectly preserved and makes the claim.. Pretty blasphemous to say God was incapable to preserve his word

Saint John of Damascus was a high official in the caliphate, so maybe he reported as an insider.

Why do Muslims constantly move to christian nations but Christians don't mass migrate to muslim nations?

You'll probably never see this, but I want to say 2 things. One, keep up the good work! Second, please keep explaining things when people bring them up. At 1:15:00 the guy mentioned the expansion of the world in the Quran. You said you'd heard ut before, but then explained it again. Thank you! So many people all over just say "yeah, I've talked about it before, if you want go look it up." It makes it so much nicer and better to see and hear you explaining it right away, vs trying to figure out what they are talking about (and I could have read it 5 times and never thought that part was their evidence because I know what a figure of speech is!)

ITS OBVIOUS WHOS BEHIND THE CENSORING OF HEALTHY CRITICISM

If every muslims read the entire qur'an, more than half of muslims will leave islam 🙃

The blue back joke is about blue balls pretty much

I decided to read it makes zero sense you can clearly see this is someone trying to remember the bible stories and sound prophetical

Can you imagine being so scared of upsetting your mates when you get board of there company that you ask god to tell them to go home after they've had dinner😂

Why people get upset about adoption : Allah only changed his mind about Adoption only to make one man rule so thay MOHMD can marry.After that he just changed his mind.The mission is over right....😂

You guys are genius . I just quet a few lines of what you said in one of your video and I won the debate today I won so much that he started to threat my life

IP didn't talk for so long I forgot he was there.

45:19 I was willing to give them the benefit of the doubt, because I knew the Persians and Carthaginians had it, but it doesn't look like Egypt *ever* had Crucifixion. I had been aware prior to this that the Egyptians had a general scarcity of wood and thus had certain economic problems when it came to that, so I assumed that it might be the case that, just as their sacred barks and other temple adornments used wood for very special furniture, it might have also been the case that very special criminals warranted being nailed to a tree, but... yeah, it doesn't look like it.

33:03 Also, there's stated to be at least one case of Mohammed throwing a pillow at someone who tried to have a conversation with him on his way back to his home and then follow him inside to finish it, with the narrator stating, "for [Surah 33 verse 53] had already been delivered," and therefore the person in question should have known better. It makes the whole thing even better.

Rant at 2 minutes is priceless. We love you D. Wooooooooooooooood

If you are a true Christian, then you support Armenia 🇦🇲

As long as I am God’s SON I will never be a slave ❤️❤️❤️

I read the Qur'an about 20 years ago. I'm still an atheist. I was ambivalent before, not after for sure. I got rid of it because seeing it in my home would remind me of it's contents. Bye bye stupid book

Dw: IP acknowledges him when leaving, Christian; AP: IP ignores him when leaving, atheist. Draw your own conclusions.

Speaking of debates did Ap & David ever finish their morality debate? Also Standing For Truth would love to debate IP on the science of evolution when ever he is ready.

I read the Quran. To me, it was the low iq jealous rantings, of a neolithic, rejection of humility and truth, for the sake of feeling powerful. Does nobody else see this?

41:45 lol

1:00:40 This seems to have been a pun on "blue balls," referencing and mocking Islam's suggestion that semen is made in the spine. Thus, "blue back."

I love how every thumbnail is the same picture of ap

Just a point of accuracy I wanted to bring up is that the Pharaoh during the exodus was most definitely Amenhotep II, his father, Thutmose II matched the Biblical account of the Pharaoh that tried to kill Moses when he fled after killing the overseer, he was the only Pharoah of the time that ruled the correct time to fit the account of the Bible, also a Egyptian historian, quoted by Josephus said that Amenhotep was the Pharaoh of the time

1:34:08 I had a stroke trying to understand

56:20 Are you thinking Sunan an-Nasa'i 3959? I could not find the passage you were talking about anywhere in the 3400s.

Thanks for what y'all do!

Zirk Naik is in nigeria currently regurgitating his template bible verses.

btw, there is an alternative timeline for exodus that proves the book and shows that the current mainstream historic narrative is wrong and it’s wrong almost on purpose, because those who compiled it were heavily biased against the Toranic version and were bound to disprove it, so they never went for the evidence that might actually prove it if it wasn’t right into their faces. they amplifyed everything that gave them hope of disproval and omitted everything that could prove the accuracy of the story :) they omitted some obvious and already known information regarding Egyptian customs regarding writing down historical events. they omitted the methods of ancient Egyptian historians to erase certain episodes from written biographies of pharaohs that were favored by their successors which might show their dishonor or failures, as well as they even erased entire personalities from their history scriptures if those who came after them disliked them, like they did with mother of one of the pharaohs from that period. there was also a similar custom of rewriting certain episodes where the pharaoh obviously failed, as I already mentioned, and all these erasures and rewritings make it hard to restore the exact line of succession in that dinasty, but on the other hand, the omissions themselves point at failures and dishonors of pharaohs, and anunbiased historian can restore the narrative following these omissions. and when they did it, it showed that the biblical story is actually correct, but the mainstream narrative failed with finding the correct pharaoh (it wasn’t that Ramses guy, if my memory is right, it was another one), and it failed to find the right place where the Red Sea was actually crossed, and that’s why they didn’t find the evidence, but in a different location there’s a lot of evidence, but since this narrative proves the Toranic story of exodus and the leading historians that research it are bound to disprove it being driven by their bias, this alternative timeline stays alternative and sort of fringe… the entire timeline is hanging on a sole nail: the name of the Egyptian city that is mentioned in the Torah, but was named differently at the earlier time. the problem is that the historians choose to take the Toranic name of that city literally and then complain about the ruined timeline, therefore ‘disproving’ Toranic story using Torah as exact evidence, but at the time it was written the city was already renamed, therefore it uses the new name, but at the time of the story the citu had a dofferent name. it’s as if I was writing a story about pre-discovery America calling this land America despite that this land wasn’t called America back then, but if I wouldn’t call this land America in my book, no one of my readers would understand what land amI talking about :) so, the Toranic text was talking about a certain city in Egypt, calling it by the name contemporary to the writer and his readers, while telling a story of much earlier times when that city had another name. and if we stop tying the entire narrative to this name and take into account the peculiar way Egyptian pharaohs and their scribes used to keep their historical records, if instead we look at the certain known natural events that happened back there in the region and emphasize the omissions in Egyptian historical records rather than what they decided to keep, then it becomes clear that the story of Exodus is correct :) but instead of trying all the possible routes the mainstream historians chose to cling to that city name and initially started their work from biased standpoint (one of the leading historians who shaped this narrative spent her entire carreer trying to prove that Jews have nothing to do with The Land of Israel, which should make everyone suspicious about the accuracy of her work). I’m not religious, but I do believe that the Torah contains the chronicle of my people. I am biased too, sure, I won’t even try to deny this, it’s obvious… but I would never cling to a story that was really, firmly, confidently disproven. this story simply isn’t one of these :) the mainstream narrative leaves too much space. it’s incomplete, it’s questionable, yet, it’s taught as if it was 100% factual and I don’t like dogmas, especially whrn these dogmas are created in order to hurt me :) naturally… moreover, I don’t see any reason for my ancestors to lie precisely about this certain episode when they described other episodes quite honestly and correctly. on the other hand, Egyptian scribes and pharaohs had every reason to omit certain parts of their own history, precisely these episodes of it since it shows them in quite an inglorious way and these mofos had very fragile egos :) and what these biased histprians do? they take as basis the Egyptian writings and when there’s a discrepancy between the Jewish and the Egyptian, they judge against the Jewish. as if Egyptian historians were somehow the etalones of honesty (while it’s already known that they were anything but…) anyway, I’m sure that one day all these biases will be finally exposed and all the ‘scientists’ that promoted them while suppressing the alternatives, because of their personal or statist political stances, or allegiances to their sponsors (“money makes the world go around”, isn’t it? :) and anti-Jewish/anti-Israeli bias is one of the oldest, the strongest and the most generously funded)… I believe that one way or another, one day all these prejudices will be exposed and those who promoted them while suppressing other opinions will be shamed too. as I said: I’m not a religious person and I usually present myself as atheist. but I do think that the Toranic story is in fact the history of my people. and I find it quite interesting that people of other faiths like Muslims, Communists etc., are trying to appropriate it and destroy it at the same time :) lol like: - oh, what a nice history! I could use it! give it to me! give it to me! oh, it helped me here and here, but actually was the opposite of helpful there? bad, bad history! your history sucks! it is trash! it’s not even a history! if I can’t use it, you can’t have it either! duh! :) lol that’s why history without psychology is like history without geography: incomplete, useless, meaningless…

My post, Fir'awn's Family It seems very likely that the author thought that Fir'awn (Pharaoh) was a proper name. S 2:49 And when we saved you from Fir’awn’s family afflicting you with the evil of torture, slaughtering your sons and letting your women live. And in that there is a great affliction from your lord. S 2:50 And when we parted the sea for you we saved you and drowned Fir’awn’s family while you look. S 3:11 Like the custom of Fir’awn’s family and those before them, they called our verses a lie so Allah took them for their sins. And Allah is severe in punishment. S 7:130 And we took Fir’awn’s family with the years and the shortage of fruits; perhaps they will remember. S 7:141 And when we saved you from Fir’awn’s family, afflicting you with the evil of torture, massacring your sons and letting your women live. And in that there is a great affliction from your lord. S 8:52 Like the habitude of Fir’awn’s family and those before them. They disbelieved in Allah’s verses so Allah took them for their sins. Allah is strong and the severe in punishment. S 8:54 Like the habitude of Fir’awn’s family and those before them. They called their lord’s verses a lie so we destroyed them for their sins and we drowned Fir’awn’s family and all were wrongdoers. S 14:6 And when Musa said to his people: Remember Allah’s grace upon you when he saved you from Fir’awn’s family, imposing the evil of torture upon you and slaughtering your sons and letting your women live. And in that is a great affliction from your lord. S 28:8 Then Fir’awn’s family picked him up that he might be an enemy and a grief to them. Fir’awn and Haman and their troops were sinners. Compare with: S 2:248 And their prophet said to them: A sign of his kingship is that the Ark will come to you. Therein is a Shekhinah from your lord and a remnant of what Musa’s family and Harun’s family left, the angels carrying it. In that there is a sign for you if you are believers. S 3:33 Allah chose Adam and Nuh and Ibrahim’s family and Imran’s family over the ‘alamin. S 4:54 Or do they envy people for what Allah has given them from his favour? But we gave Ibrahim’s family the Book and the Wisdom and we gave them a great dominion. S 12:6 And thus does your lord choose you and teach you of the interpretation of the ahadith and complete his grace upon you and upon Ya’qub’s family as he completed it upon your two fathers before, Ibrahim and Ishaq. Your lord is learned, wise. S 15:59 Except Lut’s family. We are saving them all S 15:61 And when the commissaries came to Lut’s family. S 19:6 Inheriting me and inheriting from Ya’qub’s family. And make him, lord, pleasing. S 20:40 When your sister walks and says: Shall I direct you to him who vouches for it? So we returned you to your mother that her eye might be cooled and not grieve. And you killed a soul but we saved you from sorrow and tried you with fascinations. Then you remained years among the family of Madyan. Then you came upon a fate, Musa. S 27:56 But his people’s answer was nothing but that they said: Remove Lut’s family from your village. They are people who purify. S 28:45 But we constructed centuries and he was long-lived over them. And you were not a thawi in Madyan’s family reading our verses to them but we were senders. S 34:13 They make him what he wills of niches and statues and bowls and watering-troughs and fixed pots. Work, family of Dawud, in gratitude! But few of my slaves are the grateful. People of Pharaoh or Family of Fir’awn?

These are great, but I just do not have 2-1/2 hours of time to watch. Any chance you might make some "drive-by" videos where you condense the 3 most important points into 3 minutes ? Unfortunately I do not uninterrupted segments of time to even begin watching something this long, or even something 25 minutes long for that matter.

33:35 quranic wisdom: O believers! Do not enter the homes of the Prophet without permission ˹and if invited˺ for a meal, do not ˹come too early and˺ linger until the meal is ready. But if you are invited, then enter ˹on time˺. Once you have eaten, then go on your way, and do not stay for casual talk. Such behaviour is truly annoying to the Prophet, yet he is too shy to ask you to leave. But Allah is never shy of the truth. And when you ˹believers˺ ask his wives for something, ask them from behind a barrier. This is purer for your hearts and theirs. And it is not right for you to annoy the Messenger of Allah, nor ever marry his wives after him. This would certainly be a major offence in the sight of Allah.

...holding it up like Atlas...

Sorry islam followers. Muhammad will never have peace upon him. The most peaceful he has ever been is around 80 wars and subjugating and forcing his religion on others in the 7th century. Also scary but true is on judgment day God will share the news that even though his followers have said trillions of times "peace be apon him" God will say something like, peace is something mo will never have.

I am reading the Koran. It is hard work. A lot of it seems to just be rambling.

It's hard to remain respectful to a muslim talking nonsense.

In the Quran... it mentions two creations .. once with the heavens first and then surah 41 with the earth first - you obviously didn't know that. alif mem nun

No, Nabeel! I did not know about him being dead either... ;w;

1:53:33 im an orthodox Jew, and i say our Torah is perfect, not one mistake or error, every last letter exactly as Moshe Rabbenu recorded it 3300 years ago when he received it from God, and every Rabbi and fellow frum yid i know says the same thing…so thats a crazy blatant lie, and a bizarre one to boot. i mean to claim its been corrupted, thats one thing, but to claim that WE claim its corrupted, or even acknowledge it, thats some serious chutzpah. altho maybe he heard it from rabbi susan during a ‘rabbis for cearsefire’ prayer service. theres a lot of ‘rabbis’ with no smichah, and no wisdom or knowledge of Torah, who go around calling themselves rabbis, usually women(p.s. women cant be rabbis in real judaism)

IP, is that whiskey???

1:53:30 This segment / simple argument should be worked into a short or tiktok. This simple order of reasoning is the first thing a western muslim needs to understand. Either their theology needs to adapt or it needs to fall away. This point simply can't be ignored. Quran says Allah's word is reliable, consistent, unchanged and unchanging Quran says Bible and Torah yes Bible cannot be asserted by the same method of perfection, despite the Quran claiming this standard for itself and the Bible I see no simple way around this for anyone who is not a Christian with a healthy approach to biblical interpretation. Literalists, Athiests, Muslims, and also the other people who aren't as verbal in the internet's religious discourse, are called to a more intentional reading of all information by this distinction. But also a tiktok would do - I'm not willing to make those yet

The egyptian word for a king was not at any point "King", nor was it in Arabic. So how is it more correct to use some other random term to stand in for what ever the Egyptians would have called someone, as opposed to using the term used at the time of writing. It makes little sense. Especially since Israel came out of Egypt at a time when everyone would have referred to previous kings as pharao. It's such low level thinking, I don't even know why I bother asking these questions, as if anyone on the other end has any intelligent answer.

Lol! I didn’t get the "blue back" joke at first! That is hilarious! In case it hasn't been pointed out yet, the state of sexual frustration for men (such as when your wife interrupts coitus with your slave) is often referred to as "blue balls". Excellent joke!

1:33:32 You know the funniest part? Earthquakes are most likely and most intense in areas where there *are* mountains. So not only is there no evidence for them dampening quakes, if you didn't know that mountains were actually a symptom of seismic activity, the rational thing to say would be that mountains make things *worse!* Oh, whoops. I didn't wait just the few seconds more required to hear IP say that scientific study has indicated they in fact *do,* sometimes.

1:20:35 that wouldn't be an error technically, the earth grows by some mm every year, since cosmic background radiation has some particles that get stuck halfway through the earth, adding minimal mass every so often. The earth is in fact growing very slowly. Back when life began, the earth had only roughly 55% of its current size, at which point the continents all fit together perfectly - the whole earth was covered in water at this point. At the time of the dinosaurs, the earth was still significantly smaller than today which is why they could grow to such sizes (because of lower gravity pull).

Quran 51:47 is flat earth theory - that is how scientific the Quran is.

10:24 bro forgot that ap could listen him

If the kings of Egypt weren't called pharaoh till much later, and wasn't in use at Moses time...then Mosaic authorship is in dispute

Daniel "mob boss" Pikachu challenging anyone that is against Islam, "I made him an offer he couldn't refuse." "You see, Islam is strong!"😒🙄...Powerful, powerful stuff!! 😄👍💕

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