Is Quran Preserved? | Come Defend Islam ft. Jai&Doc & David Wood

Cited devotionally to support saying 'Lord willing' because people do not know the future.

Referenced as the chapter from which speakers said large portions were reported missing, to challenge the claim of perfect Quran preservation.

Cited for the report that written Quran verses were lost after Aisha's domestic animal ate the sheet, used against perfect preservation claims.

Referenced as surahs Ibn Mas'ud allegedly rejected from his codex, used to argue that early Muslims disagreed over the Quran's contents.

Referenced as surahs Ibn Mas'ud allegedly rejected from his codex, used to argue that early Muslims disagreed over the Quran's contents.

Referenced as surahs Ibn Mas'ud allegedly rejected from his codex, used to argue that early Muslims disagreed over the Quran's contents.

Used as the main example of a qira'at variant where one reading negates and another affirms, to argue that some Quran variants change meaning contradictorily rather than merely ...

Quoted to show a classical Sunni tafsir explicitly acknowledging the opposite-reading variant on Quran 10:16, reinforcing the argument that the variants are not mere dialects.

Raised as an example of a known New Testament textual variant that modern Bibles note honestly in footnotes, contrasting Christian transparency with Muslim claims of perfect pre...

Cited for Abu Bakr's fear that much of the Quran would be lost after reciters died at Yamama, used to argue that early Muslims themselves feared textual loss.

Quoted for Ibn Mas'ud's instruction to keep and conceal local codices, used to show resistance to the Uthmanic standardization and disagreement over the official Quran text.

Referenced as another variant-reading example, where one reading says to complete Hajj 'for Allah' and another 'to the House,' used to deny that qira'at differences are only dia...

Cited to argue that the Quran itself presents Muhammad as lacking miraculous signs beyond the book, against later Muslim claims that he performed miracles like splitting the moon.

Quoted as an alleged scientific miracle ('We made from water every living thing'), then challenged by noting that Islam also says angels and jinn are living beings made from lig...