Muslims TURN INTO ROBOTS LIVE Because Of THIS Argument...{DEBATES}

Quoted to argue that Muhammad still recognized the Torah available to the Jews in his own time as containing Allah's judgment, against the claim that it was simply unusable corr...

Quoted to argue that the People of the Gospel were told to judge by what Allah had revealed in the Gospel they possessed, implying present authority rather than total textual loss.

Quoted to argue that Muhammad instructed Muslims to say they believe what was revealed to Jews and Christians as well, supporting the claim that prior revelations still had stan...

Cited in dispute over whether Muslims should accept or suspend judgment about what Jews and Christians report from their scriptures; one side used it to limit reliance on curren...

Invoked jokingly as a disciplinary wife verse while bantering with the host's wife, alluding to Islamic marital authority and striking language.

Quoted to defend the claim that Allah explicitly promised to preserve only the Quran, not earlier revelations.

Quoted to argue that earlier scriptures were altered by human hands and falsely attributed to Allah.

Read to argue that truly guided Muslims must believe both what was revealed to Muhammad and what was revealed before him, not the Quran alone.

Quoted to argue that the Quran came 'confirming what is with' the People of the Book, so the Torah in their possession during Muhammad's time could not simply be dismissed as co...

Read in context to argue over whether the Quran merely warns against mixing truth with falsehood or actually acknowledges textual corruption in earlier scripture; it was used by...

Cited by a superchat to criticize Islamic chronology by claiming Muhammad identified Moses with 'son of Imran' language linked to Mary's family line.

Quoted to argue that Muhammad is supposedly foretold in the Torah and Gospel, creating tension when Muslims also say those texts are no longer available or reliable.

Quoted to argue that none of Allah's words can be altered, and therefore earlier revelations like the Torah and Gospel could not have been textually corrupted if the Quran is true.

Quoted after a respectful exchange with a young Muslim to highlight Jesus welcoming children and to commend childlike openness to Christ.