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1. Muhammed felt he was possesed, others who personally knew him felt the same.
A. "Muhammed's foster mother, Halima, stated her conviction that 'in answer to a direct question from his mother I admitted that I thought that he was possesses by a devil'". Islam by Alfred Guillaume, page 25, The Facts on Islam Dr. John Ankerberg, page 10.
B. "Islam was founded by Muhammad, a demon-possessed pedophile who had 12 wives - and his last one was a 9-year-old girl. And I will tell you Allah is not Jehovah either. Jehovah's not going to turn you into a terrorist that'll try to bomb people and take the lives of thousands and thousands of people."
Rev. Dr. Jerry Vines, Pastor of First Baptist Church of Jacksonville, Florida
C. "The people of Mecca spoke openly and tauntingly of it (the koran) as a collection of antiquated or fabulous legends, or as palapable sorcery."The Facts on Islam Dr. John Ankerberg, page 11, Rodwell, Koran, page 8 cf. Sura 36, 25, 17.
D. "It seems, however, that Muhammed himself was at first doughtful of the source of these revelations, fearing that he was possessed by one of the Jinn, or spirits..." Sir Norman Anderson, Religions, page 55. The Facts on Islam Dr. John Ankerberg, page 11
E. "Oxford educated Alfred Guillaume was a professor of Arabic at both Princton and the University of London, where he was head of the Department of the Near and Middle East in the School of Oriental and African Studies. He states 'Men with a mysterious esoteric knowledge which was generally attributed to a familar spirit called a jinn or shaytan.'" Islam by Alfred Guillaume, page 28, The Facts on Islam Dr. John Ankerberg, page 11.
F. Who were Muhammad's first supposed converts? Genies! Yes, Muhammad supposedly preached to and converted genies in Suras 46:29-35; 72:1-28. How convenient that there was no one around to confirm his prophethood.
2. Muhammed decided to make up his own religion and started with a pagan moon god named allah. That is why you see the cresent moon in Islam.
*"But perhaps Muslims have forgotten that it was "Allah" who was originally the pagan god. Scolars agree that before Muhammed, "Allah" was one of the pagan dieties of the pre-Islamic Arabic pantheon of gods-and not even the central diety." The Facts on Islam
* ``The name of Allah, as the Quran itself is witness, was well known in pre-Islamic Arabia. Indeed, both it and its feminine form 'Allat', are found not infrequently among the theophorous names in inscriptions from North Africa.'' (Arthur Jeffery, Islam: Muhammed and his religion, p 85).
* ``'Allah' is a proper name, applicable only to their [Arabs] peculiar god. (Hastings, Encyclopedia of Religion and Ethics, I.326).
* ``'Allah' is a pre-Islamic name...corresponding to the Babylonian Bel.'' (Paul Meagher,Thomas O' Brein, in ERE, I.117).
* ``The Arabs, before the time of Muhammed accepted and worshipped, after a fashion, a supreme god called 'Allah'. (Encyclopaedia of Islam, I.302).
* "The name of 'Allah' is also evident in archeological and literary remains of pre-Islamic Arabia". (Kenneth Cragg, The Call of the Minaret, p. 31).
* 'Allah' was known to the pre-Islamic Arabs and it was one of the Meccan deities. (H. Gibb, Encyclopedia of Islam, I.46).
* "The name of Allah goes back before Muhammed." (Anthony Mercatante, The Facts on Index, Encyclopedia of World Mythology and Legend, I.41)
* "There is no reason, therefore, to accept that Allah passed to the Muslims from the Jews and Christians." (Caesar Farah, Islam : Beliefs and Observations, p. 28).
* According to Middle East scholar E.M. Wherry, in pre-Islamic times, Allah-worship, as well as the worship of Baal, were both astral religions in that they involved the worship of the stars, the sun and the moon. (A Comprehensive Commentary on the Quran, p. 36).
* In Arabia, the sun god was viewed as a female goddess and the moon as the male god. One of the moon god's name was called Allah. (Alfred Guilluame, Islam, p. 7.)
* Allah, the moon god was married to the sun goddess. Together they produce the three goddess (the daughters of Allah), Al-Lat, Al-Uzza and Manat. All of these 'gods' were viewed as being the top of the pantheon of Arab deities. (Encyclopedia of World Mythology and Legend, I.61).
3. Muhammed started to write a book about his supposed visions. However, Muhammed could not read or write. He trusted others to write the material for him.
"The recording of the prophet's words in the beginning were haphazard. Verses were written on palm leaves, stones, the shoulder-blades of animals-in short, on any material that was available".
"Mohammed did not write the Koran or see it completed before his death. Abu Bakr asked people who memorized it to write down their memories about it. There were seven readings of the Koran until the year 30. He collected the other Koran's and burned them, keeping his version."
Source:The Facts on Islam Dr. John Ankerberg
4. *The Quran is a messed up fraud.
While the Bible accurately records actual people, places and events, the Quran is a jumbled up mess. Some comments:
"It is a toilsome reading as I ever undertook, a wearisome, confused jumble, crude, incondite." Thomas Carlyle, Scottish Scholar [2]
"From the literary point of view, the Koran has little merit. Declamation, repetition, puerility, a lack of logic and coherence strike the unprepared reader at every turn. It is humiliating to the human intellect to think that this mediocre literature has been the subject of innumerable commentaries, and that millions of men are still wasting time absorbing it."
Salomon Reinach, German Scholar [3] "an incoherent rhapsody of fable, and precept, and declamation, which sometimes crawls in the dust, and sometimes is lost in the clouds."
Edward Gibbon, Historian [4] "The matter of the Koran is exceedingly incoherent and sententious, the book evidently being without any logical order of thought either as a whole or in its parts. This agrees with the desultory and incidental manner in which it is said to have been delivered."
McClintock and Strong's Encyclopedia [5] "Unfortunately the Qor'an was badly edited and its contents are very obtusely arranged. All students of the Qor'an wonder why the editors did not use the natural and logical method of ordering by date of revelation..."