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Quran preservation

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Hadith reports and variant recitations challenge the claim that the Qur’an has been perfectly preserved word-for-word.

The Christian side cites Islamic reports about missing or variant Qur’anic material.

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The Christian side challenges Muhammad’s Qur’an memorization by citing a hadith about forgotten verses.
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ChristianHadithReplyPrimary Evidence
Cited by the Christian side to challenge the claim that Muhammad memorized the entire Quran by arguing that he forgot some Quranic verses and had to be reminded of them.
Sahih al-Bukhari 5038 · 00:30:13
Open debate
The Christian side objects that differing readings about Lot’s wife create a command-level contradiction.
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ChristianQuranObjectionPrimary Evidence
Used to argue that differing Qurans give conflicting commands about whether Lot's wife was to be left behind or brought along, challenging the claim that the Quran is uniformly ...
Quran 11:81 · 00:54:03
Open debate
The Christian side cites Sahih Muslim 1452 to argue that a recited ruling is missing from the Qur’an today.
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ChristianHadithReplyPrimary Evidence
Cited by the Christian side as an authentic hadith to argue that a ruling about five sucklings was once in the Qur'an when Muhammad died but is absent from the Qur'an today, imp...
Sahih Muslim 1452 · 01:43:31
Open debate
The Christian side cites reports of missing Qur’anic material and variant recitation to challenge perfect preservation.
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ChristianHadithEvidencePrimary Evidence
Cited by the Christian side to argue that a report about Aisha and the five sucklings verse shows material said to be in the Qur’an at Muhammad’s death is absent from current Qu...
Sahih Muslim 1452a · 02:29:24
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ChristianHadithEvidencePrimary Evidence
Cited to argue that Ibn Masud and Abu Darda preserved a recitation of Quran 92:3 that differs from the current Quran, challenging claims of perfect textual preservation.
Sahih al-Bukhari 4944 · 02:31:35
Open debate
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ChristianQuranEvidenceCross Reference
Used from a Christian critical perspective to compare the current wording “by Him who created male and female” with a hadith-reported recitation “by the male and the female,” ar...
Quran 92:3 · 02:32:23
Open debate
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