Is the Qur'an 100% Arabic?

[@MrMire-ek2mc]

As long as a native Arab understands the language, it is Arabic.

[@Happetybuppety]

Interesting! But i would be interested in knowing if those non-arabic words were introduced at the point when the Quran was revealed or were those words already part of the spoken language amongst the people in that region? For example English has many words derived from Latin and German and i will say i speak English and the understanding amongst the common folk is that regardless of the root word, it's all just part of the English language now. If i wrote a book now in English and stated 'this book is in English', that is not a lie. It is English as understood by people now. When you look into the root words/borrowed words of course they're likely to have been derived from another language of a society that had an influence on that region. Another example, Urdu and Bengali have many words derived from Farsi but one doesn't say that the lanugauge is not 100% urdu or Bengali, the simple day to day understanding is that it's just Urdu and Bengali. I think all languages have this to some degree?

[@multechpro7151]

exacty, in other words those are loanwords, and im more surprised of the fact that some western scholars talk about this like its a new discovery , you only need to open up tafssir attabari to understand that msulim scholars talked about this many centuries ago, arabic like any other language on earth took words from neighboring languagues and incorporated into it

[@user-ix3ip6qm4c]

The etymology of the word before Arabic and its strategic placement in the particular part of the text and story line needs to be examined. Someone like my grandfather, who was a scholar and lecturer in 7 languages could better explain, why the word that was drawn from whatever previous existence and evolution through history and strategically placed in that particular spot in that particular line of discourse. For those who are fluent in 7 languages and scholars of etymology apparently it’s mind-boggling and awesome.

[@OmarAbdulMalikDHEdMPASPACPAPro]

Ah, that's a good point.👍🏾

[@abdarouche]

I think he is smart enough to know all that and is doing this purposely.

[@omaralyafai2368]

Borrowed words do not make the words not a part of the language if they have become apart of it. Such dishonest framing

[@grizzlymac-tight]

Exactly. Some words are derived from some languages but are so commonly used by another language that the speakers of the latter language not only know what the word means, not only use it regularly, but in some cases don't even know that it actually comes from the former language. I've experienced that first hand when an uncle of mine claimed a certain word was from my countries language but I knew that it was actually from Arabic. Islam influenced my ethnic country so much that certain words just became a part of my countries language as if they were my countries own.

[@omaralyafai2368]

@@grizzlymac-tight exactly, by their logic, no language is its own because it has loan words from other languages

[@olami8]

You are wrong. This is supposedly the revelation from Allah in perfect Arabic.

[@omaralyafai2368]

@@olami8 tell me your dumb without telling me you're dumb

[@illuminatibass]

I was doing the math. If Imam Suyuti is right, then 0.0053% of the Unique words in the Quran are Arabized from other languages. Amazing! The overwhelming majority of the Quran is indeed in Arabic. I remember learning about this in my elementary Quranic studies class in the Mosque. I love learning about the history of words and languages. Thank for the upload

[@yasserfathelbab1534]

Yes. I believe it's not something special to Arabic, all languages have words that come from somewhere or their root/origin is non-native but people now speak them as a common tongue and some words get incorporated deep in languages and eventually just become part of them.

[@iillii5]

The English language has many loan words and derivations too. Once a word had been imported into a language it takes on a unique form. The roots may be various. I think it’s bound to happens The Masoretic Old Testament has many Persian words but it’s still a Hebrew text

[@moafro6524]

Moist in german is voist lol

[@Nazarene2076]

The examples provided in this clip are proper nouns. Do the names get changed as well in the course of translation. Besides was Arabic as a language created in an isolated lab somewhere or is it also a cumulative result formed by human interaction , cultural exchange, experiences and even migrations - - like any other language or culture or cuisine … etc in the world. Is this even an argument. Is there any culture or language in existence which does not share few similar words and/or root words with neighboring languages which later became mainstream part and parcel of the said language

[@ftk-forthekingdomministrie7439]

Which book of AlSuyuti is the source? Found it - "Kitab AlMuzhil fee Ulum AlLugha"

[@yout872]

I suggest you guys to read the syro-Aramaic reading of the Quran by Christopher luxenberg. It really talks about this subject and expands on the idea that the Quran is an Arabic translation of a syriac Christian liturgical book which is the qurian in fact.

[@yahiahussain2492]

There's no such thing as 100% in a language. Languages are like rivers that collect and discard things (words and jargons) as they flow. When the Qur'an says it is an arabic Qur'an, what it really means is that it was revealed in arabic to an arabic speaking prophet from an arabic speaking community.

[@user-ix3ip6qm4c]

There are many scholars and believers that subscribe to the fact that Quran is in Quranic. Quranic is its own language. This is supported by the fact that there are words or series of letters that NO One ever, not even the prophet or Gabriel knew or was revealed the meanings. Many countries have incorporated Quranic words into their languages because there was no direct equivalent in their own language. Some Quranic words can not be fully translated without loosing the nuances and violin strings of the heart that the word or phrase effectively strums, so many languages simply introduced the word/ phrase into their own tongue/ language as a new never hence forth used before but now on is.

[@hafoothalmuflahi9784]

ahsant

[@Lalalala22537]

I would like to know what was Muhammad's relationship with the syriac homilies , especially with jacob of serugh

[@sarahmk2966]

It's a divinely revealed book. Prophet Mohammad did not write it

[@Lalalala22537]

@@sarahmk2966 that was not the question. Anyways, we can not say such things like something is divinely revealed from an academic point of view . Prophet Mirza Ghulam Ahmad , Prophet Guru Nanak would also like to say the same thing like you .

[@user-iz5oc5vz2c]

​@@Lalalala22537these people are not prophets 😂😂😂

[@Lalalala22537]

@@user-iz5oc5vz2c how not !!!

[@GaaraNous]

It has been discussed in many papers/books. Prof. Gabriel’s own commentary (The Quran and The Bible: Text and Commentary) also mentioned Jacob of Sarugh and Ephrem the Syrian in many passages.

[@OmarAbdulMalikDHEdMPASPACPAPro]

Wouldn't that make sense, given that ancient Mecca was a hub of commerce and worship from different nations? Surely, many words were incorporated into the ancient "Meccan Arabic" (Fusah) over time. What do you think about that?

[@saedissa]

These words were used by arabs in the poetry ... So they are considered arabic

[@JamshidRowshan]

Salam. First Word ism Persian, last Word insano Persian ( like Nisa niswan) in between other 60 Persian words including Sura. BEST wishes, thank you.

[@AereForst]

Loan words and borrowings are the nature of all languages. English is a wonderful example of Germanic syntax married to a vast corpus of Latin thanks to the Norman invasion. If this is used as a Trojan horse argument to insinuate a non-Arabian origin for the book itself, well that’s reaching, akin to accusing the Bard of not being the author of his many works because there’s Latin in them sonnets. “Qur’an” is clearly derived from the Arabic triliteral verb قرأ. But keep trying. We’ll entertain the effort.

[@multechpro7151]

loan words dr reynolds, this argument is so silly and you re better than that

[@Re-Destro]

I mean they're semitic languages so of course there might be some similarities.

[@wmka]

tell me more about resources about Syriac influence on the style of the Quran (rhetoric and poetic)

[@ya7771]

The words were used in common language and integrated at that time within Arabic for more than thousand years before Muhammad came.

[@atozexplore4471]

Quran mentioned Quran is revealed in Lisanan Arabiyya (Tongue of arabic) It does not say Arabic language lughtul arabiyya. Ex HAAMAN is Arabized from Egyptian language Hama amana (bakhenkhonsu) Hama nata tapi amana High priest of Amun Minister of pharoah Rameses 2 This haamaan different than biblical haamaan

[@eddiegeijn]

And when we encouter aramaic and syriac words in the qur'an that is a lie

[@imranzahoor1]

All languages borrow words from each other when cultures meet. there are some Hebrew words in Indonesian language like Qurban, which came to this language through Arabic when Merchants from Yemen reached Indonesia for business. English borrowed words from French after Norman conquest in 1066. The 'non Arabic' words in Quran were already present in Arabic of 6th and 7th century as Arab caravan traders had business ties in Syria, Byzantium, Persia and India. But these loan words were Arabized to be used by traders in Makkah

[@hafoothalmuflahi9784]

this is why the duran is miraculous

[@alangzainab24]

The Quran is revealed in the Abrahamic locution, thus there are words that do not originate from the Arabic language. To understand what Abrahamic locution is, please follow the Marvelous Quran channel.

[@selah920]

Alcohol / هي كلمة انجليزية حتى ولو اقتبسوها من العرب عندما يستخدم القران كلمات عربية مشتركة مع اللغات الأخرى هذا لا يعني ان القران فيه كلمات غير عربية / بالمناسبة العربية والآرامية والعبرية والسريانية كلها لغات سامية ولاشك هناك مئات الكلمات المشتركة كما بين الفرنسية والإنجليزية والألمانية وغيرها من اللغات اللاتينية

[@bigal3428]

That’s not an argument at all! Good luck

[@nameless8520]

Huh ? So basically ur argument is that the words "iblis,injil,taboot" found in the Quran arent arabic and are derived from greek and hibrew words... When jesus himself never spoke greek nor hibrew 🤦 he spoke in Aramaic which is a semitic language that shares alot of similarities to arabic since they are both from the same tree of languages... And those words u state to be of greec or Hebrew origins are actually aramaic words that where transmitted into greece when Christianity spreaded there.

[@helenamaria178]

Those words are not Aramaic origins, Greek language has existed since 2500 BC, a long long times before the existence of Aramaic dialect

[@JopJio]

​@@helenamaria178 doesn't matter. Jesus would have used the Amaraic word which is similar to the word injil. In Aramaic its called Evanjaloon (i didn't write it correctly, because I didn't Look it up but that's what I remember from what I have read in the past).

[@helenamaria178]

@@JopJio awongaleeyoon derived from the Greek word euangelion. All of these are Semitics language, since it was a Lingua Franca that was used before the existence of Arabic. There's nothing to debate about since all of these are obviously a 'loan words' that was applied in the Quranic context. To say that foreign languages doesn't influence Arabic is nonsense. Injil is obviously not Arabic as you can see and there are more examples of words which is not originally Arabic that was written in the Qur'an.

[@Uniule]

@@helenamaria178 arabic and arabs existed before "greek". How come the greeks and the romans borrowed their alphabet from phoenician and canaanite (ancient arabic)?

[@Timeone123.]

What if I said this to my family it would really piss em of. It’s sad that talking about Islam even with family is difficult as for my family nothing to discuss just like so many others.

[@thenun1846]

As an ex Muslim i faced the same problems. The truth hurts Muslims to their core so they would rather bury their heads in the sand. It's important to keep speaking and criticising Islam publicly without fear of repercussions

[@User-a36dhiwsvx]

​@@thenun1846hahaha keep critizing or anything as much as u want we as a Muslim we don't care at all do u knw why ? Because for decades people attacking Islam of course the media politics and people but all of that actually spread Islam 😂 till now it's the fastest growing religion in the world everyday people converting Islam we knw nothing can destroy Islam we been watching for long time even non Muslim said that because the pattern and also God promised it so claiming ex Muslim fake ex Muslim is useless u thought u did something bro but actually nothing , day by day more enemy more people will convert to Islam that's fact because of the holy Quran the final testement till the end of day Islam will stand strong 😘

[@Happetybuppety]

I find it very hard to talk about Islam with anyone I know too, esp my family and I've noticed it's because most Muslims that i have come across practice Islam that has been passed down through word of mouth by someone who symbolises Islam i.e. a bearded man or hijabi, or from info regurgitated by someone because who came across it in a hadith (not questioning whether what is said is correct) and this all leads to fear and guilt which is indoctrinated by people of ignorance and backwards culture. Once I was that person too. The beauty of Islam is that you should be doing your research and trying to understand what you are believing and what it all means. The onus is on us all. The Quran was revealed to all not just a select few. Islam/the Quran encourages strongly the seeking of knowledge and furthering your understanding - how can one understand anything without critical thinking, reading, researching etc?

[@Happetybuppety]

​@thenun1846 it's because of a lack of knowledge which gives rise to fear. They're told if they question anything or use reason, God will punish them which couldn't be further from the truth When you're under fear, you just go along with anything and you tend to lean towards doing more stupid things. I hope you find what you're looking for. May Allah guide you❤

[@multechpro7151]

@@thenun1846 i cant believe i found you again , you are everywhere and you always starts your comments with "as an ex muslim.." 🤣 really? is that what christianity teach you be a lier? you know in 61:8 the quran says: They want to extinguish the light of Allah with their mouths, but Allah will perfect His light, although the disbelievers dislike it. so keep trying

[@riadhvet]

Having arabic literature behind you does not make you an expert in arabic. You have a long ways to understand the depth of this language, its rhetoric and subtlities. The non-Arabic words, names, in the Quran have been absorbed by the Arabic language long ago before the advent of the Quran. So by nature, they became of Arabic use. This is the nature of languages, the friction of different ethnic groups allows the inclusiveness of specific words describing specific things in a specific culture cross culturally. The word 'Babel' is the Arabic rendering for the Chaldonian word Babylon. Unlike Christianity, even people's names are changed to sound germanic. Such, Paul for Saul etc... Now, to say that the word 'Quran' is non-Arabic shows your ignorance of the triliteral roots nature of Arabic words.

[@davida3343]

Muhammad is only mentioned 4 times in Quran and there are zero information about him ..all the other prophets that are mentioned in Quran you have information about them .. like where they we’re born thier parents name expect Muhammad.. because Quran was written by group of Jews that we’re kicked out by Jews and Christians like the Ebionites.. if you replace the name of Muhammad to Jesus in Quran ..those 4 verses will make more sense because the name of Jesus In Syriac it looks exactly like Muhammad in Arabic .محمد ܝܫܘܥ

[@alsallam]

The Arabic language is the origin of languages: I would like to offer some comments on this video, which appears to have been recorded with the intention of casting doubt on the Quran. Despite the large number of Arabic books and references shown behind the speaker or maybe picture of Arabic books, I don't know why he did not show his understanding of the Arabic language and present this video in it. He spoke in English, maybe to mislead those who do not know Arabic well. The speaker has not conducted proper and sufficient scientific research, and I urge you, if you are searching for the truth, to do more research, as I cannot write everything here. The problem is that many of our Muslim scholars have accepted that the Quran was revealed in the language of Quraysh, which led them to claim that the Quran contains 275 non-Arabic words since these words were not in the vocabulary of Quraysh, not just the ones you mentioned with your victorious smile, but ignorance is a bless. Let me explain to you why you find many words used in other languages, in the Quran: Arabic is the mother of the Indo-European languages. There are many references to prove this, but I refer you to two books: The first book by Dr. Tahayya Abdel Aziz Ismail, 'Classic Arabic as the Ancestor of Indo-European Language and Origin of Speech' (the book is in English and the author spent 10 years writing it with the assistance of other scholars in old English, Latin, and old German). The second book by Dr. Mohamed Bahjat Qubaisi, 'Understanding the Arabic Dialects' (Fiqh Al Lahajat Al Arabiah) (this book is in Arabic, but that should not be a problem for you.) All languages of the world originated from Arabic, not the other way around. I cannot elaborate too much here, but the enumeration of roots and derived words prove this. Arabic has more than 6 million derived words (Al-Khalil ibn Ahmad al-Farahidi and modern references) and more than 17,000 roots. The closest language to it is English, which has 600,000 words and between two to three thousand roots (Modern Oxford Dictionary). Arabic is an original language, not derived from others. This view is supported by many researchers including the German professor of Semitic languages and Arabic dialects, Werner Arnold, from the University of Heidelberg, and the Italian Professor Sabatino Moscati, who also confirmed that Arabic did not branch off from other languages. Arabic is the most eloquent of languages and is rich in vocabulary, as attested by all fair researchers. Thus, tribes like Ad and Thamud are called extinct Arabs, and their inscriptions have been found in Lihyanite, Thamudic, and Safaitic scripts, all derived from Classical Arabic, otherwise why would they be called Arabs if they did not speak Arabic or one of its dialects? The 'Arab al-Ariba' are the Qahtani Yemenis, and the 'Arab al-Musta'riba' are the Arabs who came to the Arabian Peninsula and mixed with its people and became Arabized. All these dialects are Arabic dialects, but the Quran was revealed in the clear, eloquent Arabic language that corrected the tongues of the Arabs. The reason Arabic words are found in all languages of the world is that it is the origin, and when the descendants of Adam spread across the earth, they changed the mother language (Arabic), and some Arabic words remained in their dialects. Take for example the words that describe parents (Abi “baba”/ Omi “mama”-Arabic-. PAPA / MOM or MAMA English and other languages. APPA / Amma - Korean, Chinese, etc.). Also, almost all languages alphabet starts with (A, B) Why? The Quran is the clear Arabic language that standardized the various Arab dialects. Thus, the word 'Arabic' does not mean the language of the Arabs but means 'a clear, original, distinct tongue without defect or deficiency.' So, as you mentioned in your video, when the Quran says, “Quran revealed in clear Arabic”, it does not mean it was revealed in the language of the Arabs, it means that this is Quran revealed in a clear, original, distinct tongue without defect or deficiency. Ibn Faris and Al-Suyuti (Muslim scholars) agree that the Arabic letters are divinely ordained as Adam was taught. Hence, in light of the above the Quran is 100% Arabic. I know this is new to you and may shock you... Do more research. I ask Allah to guide you to the straight path. Peace be onto you.

[@IbnAlHimyari]

Wait, I thought Injeel was related to the Amharic wāngel (ወንጌል)

[@able763]

To all those people saying all languages borrow, the point he is making is that these words are used DESPITE (then) Arabic words already existing. Why use a Syriac word for Quran? No word in Arabic? And "Allah" sounds suspiciously like Al-Lat the moon goddess. That's Arabic.

[@Ok44398]

What’s with you guys and conspiracies

[@hamodalbatal464]

Spot on, even the word Firdaus (Paradise) came from Persian.

[@azkhan5513]

the word that persian use not ancient or before the quran but came after they using it because they do not have the word

[@user-ix3ip6qm4c]

there remain letters and specific vocalization of those letter combinations, that have yet to be explained, understood or trace to anything previously in existence or use. My grandfather was a scholar of etymology. His name was in the French Larousse and English red House, encyclopedia. As the great medical minds of his time he lectured in seven languages surgery, as a guest lecturer in many top universities throughout the world. He said that no doubt the Quran is its own language which is Quranic. Absolutely the Quran has drawn from many languages, predominantly Arabic of course. What is unique is the words chosen, specifically drawn with its previous meanings and etymology and clearly strategically placed, making it also more malleable to any human mind but making it also beyond the capability of a common uneducated, unlettered desert dweller. The previous history of the word and its strategic place in the text needs volumes to explain.

[@oiulti6900]

Those are all original Arabic words. They’re more like entities that are Arabic words, just like Michael is an entity, so is the sky. Arabic original words that are entities.

[@azkhan5513]

sorry the words still sound Arabic no sound any Greek words or Hebrew words ... y they try to find mistakes they are only putting their own language whether they r being ignorant or maybe they putting their own mind to make it look like mistakes

[@Stardust475]

I think Arberry did an early study on this.

[@thousandoaks.2080]

There are many persian words like gahanam ,ferdos.

[@mrmrhmi3947]

There are also some persian words like ferdaws which means paradise and din which means faith or religion

[@abhishekjee919]

It's "deen", not "din".

[@moafro6524]

lol so Allah made fidows then created humans then named it a persian word or he used a persian word to name it before human creation.

[@moafro6524]

@@abhishekjee919😂😂

[@abhishekjee919]

@@moafro6524 that was a good one man! 😁😂🤣

[@sravasaksitam]

@@abhishekjee919 huh? you know it's not an english word, right?

[@abdhaigardez5680]

Qalam. =greek. Klamus Serat = Latin strada

[@Vibestr]

This makes it more interesting of a book considering that it introduces foreign phrases which the Arabs may not have been familiar with and uses them to propagate its own unique theology.

[@farihaimran1300]

well herbew words are in Arabic and Arabic words are in Hebrew since they are Semitic language and well what word will the Quran use for names like jesus and gospel and torah.well the does the bible uses meaning of names for identifying prophets and holy things. And about the word tabot was also used in Arabic for a box. And about you say the word Quran is from syrian😅😅 I mean the most embarrassing things you've said and those scholars of you. The word Quran clearly comes from the first word of the first revelation of Quran اقرا which means read and قرآن means the readen words and if you see the throughout the word the most readen and most memorized word is of the Quran "Then do they not reflect upon the Quran?or are there locks upon there heart?"(47:24)

[@MsMarco6]

It makes sense, Arabia was a trading region with links to many surrounding cultures. Islam itself is derived from Christianity & Judaism which were being practised in greek speaking regions. So it stands to reason that the common Arabic people would've spoke, especially when it came to religious matters would've contained a lot of foreign loan words.

[@azkhan5513]

the Greek that he mentioned is not ancient Greek and the Hebrew he used is not ancient Hebrew

[@areyeh4979]

Heaven in the Quran is called Jannah. It is clearly a borrowed term from the Hebrew text Gan (garden). But, the complete term in Hebrew is 'Gan Eden' (The Garden of Eden). In the Quran, it didn't bother, or it get simplified over time. Hell in the Quran is called Jahannam. It is clearly a borrowed term from the Hebrew text Gehinnom. It's actually a place 'the Valley of Ben-Hinnom' in Israel! Not in Saudi... Go figure!

[@Therock151214]

Thats not correct. Jannah is derived from same roots as Jinn and Jann, which were pre-Islamic supernatural creatures ontologically similar to the Daimons of Greek mythology (or Shedim in Hebrew mythology). the ‘JN’ root in Arabic refers to things which are concealed from the 5 senses.

[@Yamikaiba123]

Sounds related to the word for Qaraite Jews.

[@chrisazure1624]

I don't think it is. There are even Ethiopic terms.

[@LeanOnPlants]

Fascinating

[@KeepsLearning]

Even the names of individuals were borrowed

[@starsian]

What? A name is a name, how do you "borrow" a name?

[@KeepsLearning]

@@starsian Borrowed from another language, e.g., Musa (Arabic) is not originally an Arabic name. It was borrowed from Moshe (Egyptian). Same thing for Harun (Arabic), from Aharon (Hebrew borrowing from Egyptian language; Aaron in English).

[@starsian]

@@KeepsLearning So if I write your name in my native tongue, I've borrowed your name?

[@Kisensei]

lovely tie Reynolds

[@alhbagioras]

Using your logic then you should be speaking Saxon English, in India, they should speak Old Sanskrit, and the Spaniards should speak whatever language they had before they adopted more than 2,000 Arabic words to the language through 800 and some years, we all do know that languages take words and use them from other cultures throughout time and languages constantly change, Even Arabic itself now sounds nothing similar to Arabic 3,000 years ago, so the Quran was revealed in what was the pure Arabic language of the time when it was revealed. You have so many books behind you, you are telling me that you yourself did not know this logical fact? So you either have an agenda to mislead people, or you are misled yourself?....

[@diligoscientia]

Seems and speculate…

[@QuranTheWay]

Every lanaguage has words from other language and they are part of that lanaguage. So that's a waste of time to explore and make a video.

[@doyouknoworjustbelieve6694]

Nothing wrong with a language having words that originate from another language. However, the words he mentioned and words like jahannam (from Ge Hannom = hell) and Ferdaws (from Persian for Heaven = Paradise) shows that the writer of the Quran borrowed the concept itself not just the word.

[@AereForst]

That’s almost as preposterous as accusing Shakespeare of “borrowing concepts“ anytime an old English word of Latin extraction was used in his many works. I don’t think you quite understand how languages work, evolve, co-relate, share and borrow.

[@doyouknoworjustbelieve6694]

@@AereForst I do understand how languages work. I also happen to be a native Arabic speaker. I’m an ex-Muslim who left Islam and became an atheist after studying Islam, all other religions as well as deism for more than 30 years. The Quran claims to be revealed in clear Arabic. It claims to be the true word of God. Why would an almighty God, mix a J concept of hell, with a Greek concept of the devil with a Persian concept of heaven. The Quran does not just borrow the name, but the description of each of these entities. For example, the Persian Paradise has females for ssss pleasures and rivers of milk and wine just like the Islamic heaven. Islamic Hell is no different than Ge Hennum after Christians mixed it with pagan European hells. What an amazing coincidence: the J/C were right about hell, the Greeks were right about the devil, and the Persians were right about heaven, Don’t get me started about the origin of the six days of creation, the creation of Adam from mud or the great flood story.

[@AereForst]

@@doyouknoworjustbelieve6694 Islam is not a new religion. It is the oldest religion. The realities of Heaven and Hell have been revealed to all prophets through time. If you see residual fragments in other systems or religions, it only indicates the traces of prophetic knowledge. That’s like saying that Islam borrowed the concept of a creator God from the Vedic Brahma rather it is that that notion of a creator God in that system of knowledge has its genesis in the same prophetic tradition. You did not bring some grand exposé. We have answers for all of these questions. Go back to the drawing board, “ex-Muslim”.

[@doyouknoworjustbelieve6694]

@@AereForst These ‘residual fragments’ and entire common stories and perceptions do NOT conform with modern scientific, historical and archeological discoveries, finds, confirmations supported by the use and applications of natural sciences and/ or comparative archeology. The so called holy books are also full of of iron age supremacist, exclusionist teachings and discrimination between slaves, free men and women. Their own history is drenched in blood. The God you wish exists is ABSENT. He does nothing to control all the conquest, suffering and misery in his name and for his sake..!!! The universe is vast and devoid of life except on this planet. The fish at the bottom of the sea and the butterfly at the top of a mountain has no impact on the life of a child in India, but disease and sectarian violence does. Who conquered many diseases in the past 500 years: scientists not god.. Who created death and destruction in the past 2000 years: The sky God created by J then globalized by Ch and M. Who was absent for 75+ years in Palestine? What is he waiting for? Or is he with the Z…? Either he’s absent or he’s with the Z.. Pick your pick?

[@doyouknoworjustbelieve6694]

@@AereForst These ‘residual fragments’ and entire common stories and perceptions do NOT conform with modern scientific, historical and archeological discoveries, finds, confirmations supported by the use and applications of natural sciences and/ or comparative archeology. The so called holy books are also full of of iron age supremacist, exclusionist teachings and discrimination between slaves, free men and women. Their own history is drenched in bl. ood. The God you wish exists is ABSENT. He does nothing to control all the conquest, suffering and misery in his name and for his sake..!!! The universe is vast and devoid of life except on this planet. The fish at the bottom of the sea and the butterfly at the top of a mountain has no impact on the life of a child in India, but disease and sectarian violence does. Who conquered many diseases in the past 500 years: scientists not god.. why did he bother saying cut the thief’s hand (he really didn’t) and not bother teach people to at least boil water to ki. ll bacteria? Who created de. ath and de. struction in the past 2000 years: The sky God created by J then globalized by Ch and M. Who was absent for 75+ years in Palestine? What is he waiting for? Or is he with the Z…? Either he’s absent or he’s with the Z.. Pick your pick?

[@GodoManolaj]

Greece everywhere ❤

[@fred1534]

Lingua franca 👍

[@nothingbutthetruth1972]

John 17. And this is eternal life, that they may know you, the only true God, and Jesus Christ, whom you have sent. 4 I glorified you on earth by finishing the work that you gave me to do. Jesus clearly states in the same passage that "we are one", like 'him and the Father are one". Now look me in the eye and tell me with a straight face that "you and me" are the same person..... Stop lying against Jesus peace be upon him.

[@abuabdoalwaheed9967]

My brother: Arabic is the oldest language so how about maybe the other language is picked up from Arabic?

[@mrmrhmi3947]

Arabic is not the oldest language

[@thenun1846]

Lol how did you come to the conclusion that Arabic is the oldest language when Hebrew predates it and many Arabic words are derived from Hebrew, Aramaic and syriac

[@nogag8219]

@@thenun1846 bcos his world is limited to Arab land LOL!

[@abuabdoalwaheed9967]

@@mrmrhmi3947 how about u grace us with some knowledge!!!

[@stephenconnolly1830]

This is an asinine subject, actually.

[@Snoopy0310]

Full loan words insertion

[@lorenzochimelis7359]

When a person seeks to be fair unbiased and scholarly he may expose his true reality you say SEEM to come from but none of the words u sited from the Arabic sound at all like the words you pointed out in other languages so the Quran Remains a book written in Arabic and sounding Arabic as opposed to the English sho many words are taken completely from other languages that do not change in spelling or pronunciation. Explain your purpose sir are u an hour unbiased scholar ot just another typical Christian player hater

[@doyouknoworjustbelieve6694]

All religions are man made. 3/4 of the stories Quran are edited copies from Biblical myths and legends, which were made up by writers of the books that formed the Bible, or copied from ancient Babylonian, Greek, Canaanite and Egyptian myths. To name a few B and Q myths that are copied from ancient nearby civilizations: The six days of creation, creation of Adam from dust/ mud, the great flood, Abraham, Moses, the exodus, virgin birth, resurrection, miracles, the devil, angels, belief in magic, heaven and hell etc etc. The similarities do not support the common divine origin, because these stories contradict science and proven history through archeology and comparative parallel human history. Also Biblical and Quranic morality is also focused on supremacy, exclusion, land annexation in the name of the divine, enslavement of women as sex slave, acceptance of slavery and belief in superstition, non existent beings, magic and the power of prayers.. Also a childish belief in eternal heaven and hell with various degrees of bodily pleasures or sadistic torture for ever and ever and ever…….

[@faisalaldafari8575]

It is funny, you sound like drowning man holding to a straw. Names don't translate. They just names. When the Quran was revealed to Mohammed peace and blessing be up on him, the Arabs fought Mohammed but they never questioned the eloquently of Quran. They never say we don't understand the Quran. As matter of fact the Quran challenged them come up with something like it. They were the master of Arabic, they could not. This challenge still on until today. Come on come up with something like the Quran, Try your AI see if it can come up with something like the Quran.

[@moafro6524]

lol @ word Quran not being arabic 😂😂

[@doyouknoworjustbelieve6694]

All religions are man made. 3/4 of the stories Quran are edited copies from Biblical myths and legends, which were made up by writers of the books that formed the Bible, or copied from ancient Babylonian, Greek, Canaanite and Egyptian myths. To name a few B and Q myths that are copied from ancient nearby civilizations: The six days of creation, creation of Adam from dust/ mud, the great flood, Abraham, Moses, the exodus, virgin birth, resurrection, miracles, the devil, angels, belief in magic, heaven and hell etc etc. The similarities do not support the common divine origin, because these stories contradict science and proven history through archeology and comparative parallel human history. Also Biblical and Quranic morality is also focused on supremacy, exclusion, land annexation in the name of the divine, enslavement of women as sex slave, acceptance of slavery and belief in superstition, non existent beings, magic and the power of prayers.. Also a childish belief in eternal heaven and hell with various degrees of bodily pleasures or sadistic torture for ever and ever and ever…….

[@moafro6524]

Because a story is told in many cultures, it attests to authenticity not that it was copied. Your logic, you find an I phone and say ooh yea, it created itself or it was created from nothing.l Same logic, you observe this trillion times more complex universe and you say ooh yea, it has existed foreever, it created itself, chance, you will arrogantly deny there must be a creator the cause that is not caused other wise you will fall into infinite regression. contradicts science, what do you think science is, its a tool, and as you are very well aware, you cant use the same tool for all jobs. Reason why science struggles with human conscience and still cant figure out where its located. You are 100% liar, Quranic Morality is based on fairness and justice. That is why you see every culture and creed in white around the Kaaba, dressed equally worshiping equally. To further proof your blatant lies, we can all read Prophet Mohamed's PBUP last sermon, or any of his sermons, epitome of equality and fairness. The system of servitude in Islam is nothing like slavery. The word slavery brings to mind force, whips, subjugation of one race by another. None of that is present in the Islamic servitude system, of taking enemy warriors as servants, they must eat like master and dress like the master can practice whatever they want. Sex slave is western concept of locking women in basement like the guy in Ohio. Women enemy fighters combatants that came with the enemy army who are captured are put to work, if they want o sleep with their master and he finds them attractive, its allowed. Dude Islam is light years ahead of any other system on earth when it comes to majority of the aspects of humanly life, especially in family and social justice. Muslims are #1 givers of charity to the poor, you prolly think poor people are a curse and should not be fed. Look at all these men in jails, cant produce nothing, cant raise their kids cant be with their wives, who dream this satanic system up. In Islam you get punished whipped, etc then you go back to your family house job. In Islam if you steal out of hunger you cant be punished because society failed you. You are lazy xenophobic a man who is led by his desires, no self control or an ounce of original thought, just regurgitating Ancient Islamophobic nonsense, all the points you made have been utterly falsified but yet you come here arrogantly bad mouthing the greatest way of life from the creator himself. All these signs in the Quran are nothing to you because Satan himself is your eyes and ears. Still with the multitudes of arrogant haters of Islam like you, its flourishing gaining momentum world wide. Every country on earth Islam is the fastest growing religion, 1 out of 4 people on earth is a Muslim, and they all look at you and pray Allah guide you to his path before its too late. We will all die, guaranteed, you will taste death, if you are so clever, live forever. You cant you have no control, just woke up one day on a 3rd rock from the sun, rotating in celestial orbit, perfect harmony, zero control except minute things like eating walking talking etc, everything else is out of your control, death is waiting for all of us. If you say there is nothing after death maybe, but we lose nothing. If day of Judgment is real, we win, either case we are covered plus we got to live a molar upright righteous lives. You are not covered, your insurance policy expired and I urge you to renew it with The Shahada, like millions of people world wide. or dont, your choice, but for the sake of Humanity, respect others differences and choices. Islam is so advanced, it says Surah Kafirun 6 "For you is your religion, and for me is my religion" Unlike the designers of Human rights who took it upon themself s to say the whole world must adopt this, Islam is far superior it says this is the straight path, no compulsion to follow it your choice. I blame your parents for with holding proper etiquette, and depriving you of the ability to discern fact from fiction. Fact no system comes close to the modesty humanity, fairness and beauty of Islam. 1 mans testimony is the same as 2 womens in Islam. You prolly say look Islam is so unfair, sexist, thats because you dont know, you read a book and took it as objective truth that God doesn't exist. This God you claim doesn't exist is the creator and he knows when women get pregnant 80% or higher loose memory thus weakening their testimony. God knows, you know zilch. And stop comparing Christianity with Islam, Muslims taught the queen of England to shower. Islam is a complete way of life the best way, Christianity is believe Jesus died for your sins, thats it. You just dont know what you are talking bout, Your logic is akin to saying Jefrey Dahmer had a way with the ladies. Btw you prolly walk around with dudu streaks in your underwear, lacking proper know on how to clean yourself after going to toilet. A man who has dudu in his pants is telling us how bad we are lol ooh the irony

[@azkhan5513]

the Quran 100% from the Al Mighty Creator he knows the past present and future what ever language he put in are from him human learned from him not God learn from human y denying the truth

[@IkramKhan-sv1xf]

I think you need to do your research You are confused my friend

[@inquisitivemind007]

If the Quran in uncreated then how can it be made of words that were created then?

[@nothingbutthetruth1972]

It was revealed to Prophet Muhammads sws heart. After this it was memorized and written down by scribes. So we don't say the Qoran is created, we say it is a revelation from Allah. A mercy for all the worlds.

[@user-iz5oc5vz2c]

Arabic is a semetic language some words are similar in Hebrew why people with no knowledge spew nonsense 😂😂😂

[@AftabSaddique-yr1jm]

FOOL😂

[@user-vt5te6vj8n]

Very Selly, with your bad Arabic you are doing better than the native arabic speakers in the life of the prophet Muhammad

[@frostifaith4128]

Islam is rapidly dying,almost 45% already…praise God.

[@user-iz5oc5vz2c]

😂😂😂😂 Islam is the fasting growing , Christianity is actually dying especially in the west the churches are turning into mosque nice tri tho

[@atozexplore4471]

Rapidly increasing Praising real creator of the universe ALLAH

[@abuabdoalwaheed9967]

Keep dreaming 😂😂😂

[@thenun1846]

As an ex Muslim this is very true. Islam is now a product of tiktok to be marketed to desperate people who have emotional emptiness.

[@frostifaith4128]

@@atozexplore4471 you're trolling right??? The statement I made comes DIRECTLY from Islamic sources. This is coming from YOUR own people man. Down 45% and over 3K+ Mosques closed or converted to Churches. Don't believe me, GO CHECK FOR YOURSELF.

[@Viiola24]

Without lies, Islam dies!

[@jacob-df7sf]

You look like trans

[@User-a36dhiwsvx]

Without hate Islamphobia dies Islam always the fastest growing religion in the world 😘

[@Viiola24]

@@User-a36dhiwsvx you do not even know what phobia is xD Islam is pdf filia. Son of mutah!

[@Kassalawy56789]

Too bad for you Islam is growing by the day. People reverting to the truth rather than just follow their church...!!! So, how come you have mandy different versions of your bible??? Who wrote it???? Who are john, mathew, luke & mark...???? Please don't worry about Islam, we're happy with our Quran. Thanks God for Islam ❤

[@Viiola24]

@@Kassalawy56789 🤣 yeah, cause of you having multiple wives and making them baby makers. Not because of actual conversion! Get your facts straight. Jesus said “I AM THE TRUTH.” What versions??? Name them.

[@user-bb6hq1gi7t]

Bravo U look like U discovered the hot water