There Is No Proof of God

I encourage that you look at the Birmingham manuscript, which is dated to be one of the oldest, if not the oldest Qur'an. Sources (No Islamic sources): http://www.livescience.com... http://www.bbc.com... This supports our claim about the preservation of the Qur'an. Can I proof that there is a Gospel of Jesus? No, you have to ask the Christians. I've been wondering where that gospel is as well. The Qur'an says so and that's enough. We can find that the first followers of Jesus were unitarians though. When we found the Dead Sea Scrolls in Kumaran we could find that the first Christians were still a part of Judaism that followed Jesus as their prophet. Do I need to proof that Abraham existed as well? Get three different Bible versions and you'll see that words are added/changed or removed continuously. In regards to 5:67, it's obvious that this is directed towards Muhammad SAW. The verse starts of with "Oh messenger". The messenger fought many battles and won them, even though he was extremely outnumbered. Example 1: Battle of Badr Muslims 313 infantry and cavalry: 2 horses and 70 camels Quraysh 950 infantry and cavalry: 100 horses and 170 camels Source: https://en.wikipedia.org... Example 2: Battle of Hunayn Muslims 12,000 Enemies 20,000 Source: https://en.wikipedia.org... Example 3: Battle of Mu'tah Muslims 3,000 Romans 200,000 Source: http://www.islamweb.net... Muhammad SAW was not a warrior before the Qur'an Jews were still on the straight path before Jesus AS, again when Jesus AS came he did his job. Throughout the Bible we can find the message of Islam. Why would Allah allow people to worship the sun and the moon? The same logic can be applied here, Allah sends prophets and through these prophets people receive the message. No prophet before Muhammad SAW claimed or mentioned that they are the last prophet. Jesus his disciples never believed that Jesus himself was crucified (Christians claim the opposite), so it's not the fault of the prophet. If Allah wanted he could make everyone Muslim, but he doesn't. For each of you We have made laws, and a structure; and if God had willed, He would have made you all one nation, but He tests you with what He has given you; so race to do good. To God you will return all of you, and He will inform you regarding that in which you dispute. (Quran 5:48) The recitations go back to the time of Muhammad SAW if we stand in prayer and the Imam recites something then the people behind him need to correct him if his recitation is wrong. When someone recites Qur'an the wrong way, we need to correct him. Regarding your statements about the linguistic miracles in the Qur'an. A) People did come and try to challenge the Qur'an. For example Musaylimah Al Khazzab claimed prophethood and he came with these words: Al-Feel Mal-Feel Wa maa adraaka mal-feel Lahu dhanabun radheel, wa khurtoomun taweel which translates as: The Elephant What is the elephant? And what would have you know what the elephant is? It has a scraggly tail and a very long trunk. This is madness, he tried, but he failed miserably and this challenge will remain right until the Day of Judgement. B) Al Kawthar. A few of them are: Semantically Orientated Repetition Intimacy Exaggeration Rebuke and contempt Conciseness Prophesy More information: http://www.hamzatzortzis.com... https://muslimanswers.net... Here is a 2 hour video on the linguistic revelation of the Qur'an: For people who read the Qur'an through translations, a lot of spirit and impact is lost in the process of translation. One of the reasons of loss is a few features of literary Arabic style that have never been duplicated in any other language. Here are some more linguistic things about the Qur'an. -Hell is mentioned 77 times and paradise is mentioned 77 times. -The plural of days is mentioned 30 times and the singular of day is mentioned 365 times and month is indicated 12 times - Man is mentioned 23 times and woman is mentioned 23 times. Humans have 46 chromosomes, 23 from each parent. - World is mentioned 115 times and hereafter is mentioned 115 times - The seven heavens are mentioned 7 times and the creation of the heavens are mentioned 7 times - Faith is mentioned 25 times and Kufr (=Concealing the truth) is mentioned 25 times - The word "satan" (shaitan) is used in the Qur'an 88 times, as is the word "angels" (malaika). -"Sun" (shams) and "light" (nur) both appear 33 times in the Qur'an. - Land is mentioned 13 times and sea is mentioned 32 times, 13+32=45 13 / 45= 28.888888888888889% 32 / 45 = 71.111111111111111% Land occupies about 28.888888888888889% of the world Water occupies about 71.111111111111111% of the world - Life is mentioned 145 times and death is mentioned 145. - The word "payment or reward" is repeated 117 times, while the expression "forgiveness" (mughfirah), which is one of the basic morals of the Qur'an, is repeated exactly twice that amount, 234 times. - When we count the word "Say," we find it appears 332 times. We arrive at the same figure when we count the phrase "they said." Regarding science. The fact that Alaqah was used out of all the Arabic words is enough to say that no man in the 7th century could have authored this. We take what the embryologists say about this and they say it is correct. You further give the Bible's statements as if you're talking to a Hindu or something. The God of the Bible is (mostly) the same God as that of the Qur'an so it doesn't matter what the Bible says about science. The same Bible tells us that there were no humans 7,000 years ago. Your argument about the Greeks or anyone else doesn't work because A) Muhammad SAW was an Arab B) He was illiterate and had no education at all C) He had no access to these books and works, even if he did, he would be wrong because the Greeks were mostly wrong. I misinterpreted the verse about the dahaha, not a single translation uses the word ostrich egg, this is my mistake. I'll correct myself. The word in question is the verb (daha). This verb comes from the tri-literal root d-h-w, and it appears in the Quran in relation to the Earth in the following verse: "And the Earth, after that, He spread out (dahaha). (al-Nazi'at verse 30) This word conveys one concept in the Arabic language: that of "spreading, leveling, flattening, and smoothing out". Allah mentions this to us in the verse to show us something of his providence to us. He explains what he means by stretching the Earth out and smoothing it out in the following verses: He brought forth from it its water and its pasturage, and He made the mountains firmly fixed." (al-Nazi'at verses 31-32) Therefore, Allah smoothed out the Earth for us by making it a stable and suitable place for habitation, providing its inhabitants with water, pasture, and keeping its mountains firmly-fixed. Dahaha doesn't just mean egg. It more accurately means making something spherical, among other meanings such as pushing something, or causing it to roll. It also means to expand. When Allah SWT said that He daha the earth, it means that Allah: 1- Expanded the earth spherically. 2- Made it rotate around itself. 3- Travel in its-now stable orbit around the sun, which made it support life as we know it on earth. Before that, earth was chaotic and didn't support life. So it was stabilized by Allah Almighty. This is why in the very next verse, Allah SWT Said that after He dahaha , He brought from it its water and pasture. Regarding the universe expansion. I don't see what's wrong with the statement of the Qur'an, since Allah is the sustainer and the creator. Regarding fingertips. While it is stated in the Qur'an that it is easy for Allah to bring man back to life after death, peoples' fingerprints are particularly emphasized: Yes, We are able to put together in perfect order the very tips of his fingers. (Qur'an, 75:4) [75:4] Indeed, We have the power to (mold and) sculpt (even) his finger tips in perfect proportions. Dr. Munir Munshey [75:4] Yes, We are Able to put together in perfect order the tips of his fingers. Muhammad Al-Hilali 8:12 also mention fingertips. In virtually every single English translation (banana) means fingertips. My claim is my own interpretation and not a scholarly opinion. If the water cycle is so simple and common knowledge then why do we have to discover it in the first place? Different details about the water cycle are given throughout the Qur'an that Muhammad SAW couldn't have known. I'm not going in detail, but if you look at the few verses I have presented it is clear that this person knew about the water cycle. There are hundreds of verses that talk about the water cycle alone. You also need to take note that Muhammad SAW lived in an Arabian desert in the 7th century. Here is a link to a few of my claims about science: https://www.missionislam.com... I only gave a few examples of science, an in-depth look on the science in the Qur'an can be found in a book called: The Bible, The Qur'an and science. http://www.islamicbulletin.org... This book is based on research, testing and experimentation. No scientific errors were found. I'm not going to make anymore claims this round, rather you can make the claim that there is an error in the Qur'an.