Are God and Satan the same or the Bible has been corrupted? Can't you answer my question? Is it hard

Understand that I do not believe anything. I know some things, and I have yet to learn others. I marvel in the universe and all it's amazing aspects. A good example is when I watch a laser light show. I see what look like boxes of pure light streaming across the foggy air, but I also know that it is but one or two lasers that are making the light. The laser is moving so fast that our eyes are not able to keep up with it's movement. You seem to start to say that there is absence of light in the gaps there, and in those gaps we can sin. I say instead that the entire place was awash in light. Reflected and re-reflected from the very particles in the air. Light bursting forth from every human in the packed auditorium. Light I may not be able to see for it's dimness or it's frequency, but still there. In the darkest places you can still find light. Only when there is no warmth is there no light. Do I believe Allah is light? No. I believe that photons are light. But I concede that Allah is Photons for the sake of argument. A convincing argument would have to be made for that before I believe it in fact. Under that principle, anything else that is light is also Allah, such as fire. Islam's Satan dwells in a place of fire and heat. Even Christianity's Satan is a creature of fire. Made from fire, that makes him from the very stuff that Allah claims to be in the Quran. How then is Satan not god, if he is made of the very fabric that is god? You attempt to demonstrate I am wrong in that if a man has a son and that son is evil, that compares to Satan and God. There is a difference between your DNA fertilizing an Egg in a womb and Creating something out of a raw material with full knowledge of what would happen. If I knew the future, and knew that if I had sex at a specific time it would create a son whose appearance I knew, and that the child would grow up and murder someone, and I did it anyway? Yes I would be evil. But mankind is not all knowing. We also don't get to pick every detail of a child we have. If we had the power of God, and chose to create a evil creature when we could have made a good one, yes, we would know evil men by their evil progeny, and good men by their good progeny. As for Satan not being evil at first, to god he was. God knows everything. If god said "Be" to create Satan, he knew the Character of the creature he was willing into existence. He knew that Satan would worship him for 6000 years and then give it up. He knew he'd lead mankind into sin. So to god, Satan was evil from the word go. He could have said "Be" willing a creature into existence that would not do these things, because God is all powerful. Satan wasn't man, with which he gave free will, was he? No. Satan is instead a creature powerful enough to whisper in the ear of the Prophet and lead the most godly men astray. Satan has the same power as god. Just as God's power flows to you if you "let him into your heart", so too do men "let Satan into their hearts" to commit great acts of evil. Often on godly or good men. How can Satan overcome the power of god, even temporarily, if god is All Powerful? There are two possible answers to the questions Satan's existence creates for the All knowing and all Powerful aspects of god. The first is that God is not All Powerful or All Knowing. But if god is limited, are we sure that it's the god who created the universe? The second answer is that Satan is a different aspect of god. Satan is what is evil about god, just as God is what is good about Satan. With that explanation, Evil can exist in the universe. It was created by God in his aspect of Satan. If god is a reflection of the universe, and there is great evil in the universe, then there must be great evil in god. God and Satan being the same being explain this. We were supposedly created in his image. So just as we are good and evil, so too is god. God will not destroy Satan because destroying Satan is destroying himself. He wants to be good just as we want to be good. So he tells us not to give in to Satan which is him as evil. You might consider that I'm being influenced by Satan to tell you this (Which would mean God, whom will not influence free will, is weaker than Satan, who can) but your strongest argument against my proof from the existence of evil is that God wishes to test us. The Bible says he's all knowing, which is my proof it wasn't a test. That means God is either Satan or the Bible's wrong. I cannot speak for the Quran, but I know it speaks for itself. What does it say on the matter of what god knows? I don't have the answer to that, but you might want to consider what it says when you offer up your next prayer to that Deity made of light. Thank you for this debate. Have a good day!