There Are TOO MANY Qurans!! | Live Debates

Qur'an 37:12 was cited to compare canonical readings and argue the text is not preserved as a single wording, because one reading gives 'you are amazed' while another gives 'I a...

A hadith from Sahih al-Bukhari about Muhammad's first revelation in the cave was quoted to argue his terror and the being's forceful behavior do not resemble biblical angelic en...

This hadith was cited to argue that Muhammad was affected by dark spiritual influence, since it says he was bewitched and imagined doing things he had not done.

These chapters were cited because the speakers said Islamic tradition links them to Muhammad's deliverance from possession or sorcery, which they used against Muhammad's prophet...

These verses were cited to argue that the Qur'an grants Muhammad special sexual privileges, which the speakers used as evidence of self-serving revelation rather than genuine pr...

This hadith report was cited because Aisha's remark that Muhammad's lord 'hastens to fulfill your desires' was used to argue that Muhammad received conveniently self-serving rev...

This verse was cited in the Zayd and Zaynab discussion to argue that revelation abolished adoption rules in order to justify Muhammad marrying his adopted son's former wife.

This verse was cited to argue that Muhammad's revelations were materially self-serving, since it was summarized as giving spoils of war to Allah and the messenger.

This verse was cited by the Muslim caller as evidence that the Qur'an uses parables; the Christian side then challenged whether it actually functioned as a meaningful parable.

This verse was cited by the Muslim caller as another example of Qur'anic parable language, and the response challenged whether its imagery was explained clearly enough to prove ...

This passage was cited to rebut the claim that Jesus' crucifixion is merely allegorical, since Paul was said to teach Christ's literal death, burial, and appearances afterward.

This verse was cited in the Qur'an-only discussion because it says the Qur'an is a detailed explanation of everything, which the speakers used before arguing that the book fails...

This verse was cited to argue that the Qur'an contradicts its own claim of full clarity, because it distinguishes between clear and unclear verses and says only Allah knows some...

This verse from al-Fatiha was cited because the variant readings 'Malik' and 'Maalik' were used as a standard example in the debate over whether different readings are merely di...

(Hafs) This fasting verse was cited in two canonical forms to argue that different Qur'anic readings can change legal rulings, because one wording implies feeding one poor perso...

(Warsh) This fasting verse was cited in two canonical forms to argue that different Qur'anic readings can change legal rulings, because one wording implies feeding one poor pers...

This tafsir was cited to show that an early Muslim authority judged one accepted reading of Qur'an 1:4 to be more correct than another, undermining the claim that all canonical ...

These verses were cited alongside a report attributed to Aisha saying scribes made mistakes in writing them, and were used to argue that even early Islamic material admitted tex...

These verses were cited alongside a report attributed to Aisha saying scribes made mistakes in writing them, and were used to argue that even early Islamic material admitted tex...

These verses were cited alongside a report attributed to Aisha saying scribes made mistakes in writing them, and were used to argue that even early Islamic material admitted tex...