Koran 6:159

Indeed, those who have divided their religion and become sects – you, [O Muhammad], are not [associated] with them in anything.

Their affair is only [left] to Allah; then He will inform them about what they used to do.

Koran 6:159

This verse is supposedly Allah reassuring Muhammad that he shouldn’t associate with the Jews and Christians. It’s a pity that Muhammad and Muslims repeatedly disobey this command to Muhammad, from Muhammad pretending to be Allah, by repeatedly forming many sects of Islam.

But, Infidel, this verse does indeed come from Allah due to its perfect clarity and the Jews and Christians splitting up into sects! Uh-huh, like Allah referring to Allah in the third person, thus revealing the speaker is Muhammad who has lost track of who he is as Allah in the first sentence, to Muhammad in the second sentence, referring to Allah in the third person, while forgetting that the whole verse is supposed to be from Allah, not to Muhammad, but to all peoples, not just Muslims.

Basically, this verse excuses Muhammad from doing anything positive about promoting Islam. Not even a warner or notifier now.

This verse also applies to Muslims who want to do dawah. If you as a Muslim apologist or polemicist can only attack and divide Christianity or Judaism, then you are doing something which was forbidden to Muhammad, thus you are doing wrong.

But, Infidel, we’re just showing Islam is the right way! Haven’t you been following along? This verse shows that Islam is false, that Islamic doctrine is nonsensical, that Allah is imaginary and Muhammad is a liar.

But, but, how, Infidel? Muhammad: “He will inform them”.

But, but, but, Infidel,…! That’s right. You know better. You now know that Allah doesn’t inform others. Thus Muhammad was a liar, Islamic doctrine and Islam are false and Allah is an imaginary, fictional, incoherent, dead, broken stone idol that doesn’t inform the Jews and Christians or even Muslims in their many sects that they’re wrong.

Thus you know the best replacement for this verse is: “”, the empty sentence.