Koran 8:73

And those who disbelieved are allies of one another.

If you do not do so, there will be fitnah on earth and great corruption.

Koran 8:73

Contrary to what seems like an obvious mistake by Muhammad, this verse is about inheritance laws between the Quraysh and the Muslims. This is made clear by the demon-influenced and demon-possessed scholars of Tafsir Ibn Kathir, 8:73, who make clear what Muhammad and Allah are unable to make clear, with:

[Muhammad:] No followers of two religions inherit from each other. Therefore, neither a Muslim inherits from a disbeliever nor a disbeliever from a Muslim.

Tafsir Ibn Kathir, 8:73

But, Infidel, there’s no obvious mistake by Muhammad! Shouldn’t you have written, “Allah”, instead?

But, but, Infidel, there’s no obvious mistake by Allah! Recall, “seems”.

This shows the roots of Islam are with the idolaters, the Quraysh, with:

…shun the idolators…

Tafsir Ibn Kathir, 8:73

Let’s remember that Muhammad inherits from his wife Khadija, her house and wealth, and from his uncle, Waraqa, his house. This is obvious corruption according to Muhammad’s judgement here. After all, were they Muslims, when Muhammad was the first Muslim?

But, Infidel, they were,… They were the first Muslims, obviously, believers in Muhammad. Thus you know Muhammad was a liar when he calls himself the first Muslim.

Thus the Tafsir Ibn Kathir, 8:73 shows that Islam is not Abrahamic but is, in fact, pagan, monotheistic stone worship inherited from pagan, polytheist stone worship. This shows that Allah is Al Lah, one of several idols associated with Al Lat, Al Uzza and Manat, inheriting from Baal and Sin.

Muhammad changed his religion of polytheism to monotheism, making one religion into two religions, showing directly that Allah has no power. This indicates that stone worship, pagan polytheism, and pagan monotheism, have no value at all. Instead, as we see in this chapter of the Koran, Muhammad continues the wars of his tribes, and manages to wipe out his enemies by merely human force:

What’s worse is this, Muhammad abolishes family ties. This is the action of a cult leader, separating his followers from their families, showing that Muhammad is a cult leader, not a divine, perfect prophet for all people with the perfect words of the perfect Qur’an from perfect Allah. Instead of all people, Muhammad is making his own people, the bandits who are cast out of Mecca, the followers of Muhammad, the Muslims.

Thus Muhammad’s wiping out of family ties shows his evil, his desire to bind his men to himself, not to their families, to create his own people, the Muslims. Muhammad demonstrates that he’s not a prophet for all people, but just a false prophet, with a false book, for a false god, for a false religion, for a false people. And that’s the fundamental mistake that Muhammad made here in this verse. This evil shows that the best replacement for this verse is: “”, the empty sentence.