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EPISODE · May 16, 2023 · 45 MIN

Christian Lady Skeptical About The Prophet of Islam! Muhammed Ali

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Muhammed Ali explains that the Quran's preservation relies primarily on oral transmission through unbroken chains of memorization tracing back to the Prophet, with millions of Muslims today memorizing the identical text and correcting any errors. While manuscripts exist (like the Birmingham and Sana'a manuscripts dating to the first century), the living tradition of memorization provides stronger proof than written documents, as it prevents manipulation through a self-correcting community system. He addresses questions about Adam and Eve by explaining that Islamic morality is defined by God's commands which can vary across different prophetic legislations and circumstances, noting the Quran doesn't explicitly detail how early humans multiplied. Regarding prophethood, he systematically argues that Muhammad could not have been motivated by authority, wealth, or women since he refused all these when offered, lived humbly, and made accurate prophecies about future events—leaving prophethood as the only logical explanation for his mission and knowledge. Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/QIxWrKc_J_Y

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