Koran 13:14

To Him [alone] is the supplication of truth.

And those they call upon besides Him do not respond to them with a thing, except as one who stretches his hands toward water [from afar, calling it] to reach his mouth, but it will not reach it [thus].

And the supplication of the disbelievers is not but in error [i.e. futility].

Koran 13:14

Muhammad spoke about Allah in the third person. This means this passage is not the perfect words of the perfect Qur’an from perfect Allah. Thus, Allah is false, imaginary, and fictional, which means Islamic doctrine and Islam are nonsensical and false.

The sentence: “To Him [alone] is the supplication of truth”, according to Tafsir Ibn Kathir, 13:14, refers to Tawhid or the first part of the declaration of Shahada. The Shahada never appears in the Koran altogether, interestingly. Muhammad and Allah obviously forgot to put the sentences together in one place. Note that Muhammad has admitted here that the “disbelievers” are already supplicating to Allah, which is obviously an idol as Muhammad admits with:

And the supplication of the disbelievers is not but in error [i.e. futility].

Excerpt, Koran 13:14

But, Infidel, the disbelievers are supplicating to idols! I know.

But, Infidel, the disbelievers were supplicating to the idols they associated with Allah! Muhammad disagrees with you with:

And the supplication of the disbelievers is not but in error [i.e. futility].

Excerpt, Koran 13:14

Remember the disbelievers also believed in Allah.

The rest of verse 14 shows a test for the Quraysh to show that the idols beside the idol of Allah are of false gods. What if we try this with Allah? The example given by Muhammad shows no details on how to do this, but given that Muslims live in many countries that are deserts and have droughts, obviously, this test to get water from an idol also fails with Allah, which is not surprising, given that Allah is an idol, like the rest of the idols of the Quraysh.

If you’re a Muslim, try to get Allah to remove a drought or supply water for your Islamic country, make a water slide, or just supply you with a glass of water when you’re thirsty.

Meanwhile, we in the West will merely gesture, turn on the tap, and get a fresh glass of water or even bathe, without needing to beg an idol for it.

Muhammad forgets that the Shahada is important in Islam. Or is it? Perhaps it’s not important at all? When Muhammad pointed out that testing idols fails, Muhammad forgot to test his idol, instead presuming that Allah, the dead, broken, stone idol, would succeed but it never gets or gives water to thirsty Muslims at all. Not even to Muhammad.

The deserts and droughts of Islamic countries show that Allah doesn’t supply water. Allah is simply a dead, broken, stone idol of no worth, unable to compete against Western water plumbing or even ancient water supply methods made by ancient humans. As such, this verse should be replaced with: “”, the empty sentence.