Koran 15:4-5

15:4 And We did not destroy any city but that for it was a known decree.

5 No nation will precede its term, nor will they remain thereafter.

Koran 15:4-5

Muhammad commits shirk with: “We”, “Us” or “Our”, placing Allah as a companion to himself, showing that Allah is incoherent, imaginary, and fictional, and so Islam is incoherent with monotheism, thus Islam is contradictory and false.

Note carefully in verse 4, the inaction of “We”, Muhammad and his servant, “Allah”, with: “And We did not destroy any city…”. This is in accord with reality. Muhammad and Allah or the demon speaking through his host, Muhammad, never destroyed any “city” or “nation”. As for the exception: “a known decree”. Is this the decree for “Mecca” or Petra, Jordan? If it is, then why isn’t it presented to the Quraysh in “Mecca” or Petra, Jordan? Remember, that Muhammad’s Koran was occasionally written down by Muhammad’s scribes, as shown in earlier chapters, to be recited by Muhammad’s Muslim bandits. Thus this “decree” is not made known to the Quraysh. Thus Muhammad fails, and the demon inside Muhammad’s head is mocking Muhammad, the delusional and mad poet.

Muhammad lied: “No nation will precede its term, nor will they remain thereafter.” There’s no “term” or “known decree” of a “term” for any “city” or “nation”. If there was, there would be a list of these “cities” or “nations” in Muhammad’s Koran along with their “decree” or “term”. Recall, that the Kaaba in Petra, Jordan lies in ruins, but is still there:

And, of course, if you dismiss Mecca as originally being in Petra, Jordan, recall that the Kaaba in Mecca in Saudi Arabia is only closed for locust swarms, Islamic terrorist incidents, Muslim stampedes, and to help stop the spread of plague or disease, currently COVID19.

As you can see, the “decree” or “term” for the Quraysh people was never delivered to them, and never came true anyway.

But, Infidel, it applies to the people of Noah! But they were never given a decree or term. Go and read the story of Noah.

But, but, Infidel, it applies to some prophets in the “Scripture”! The Jews, whom Muhammad hates, are still around, the chosen people, not of Allah, but of YHWH. For more, see Stories of the “Prophets”.

But, but, but, Infidel, it applies to Jesus, who condemns everyone for not being Muslim! Don’t be silly. This passage is about Muhammad, as usual.

Muhammad’s failure to be a prophet or “messenger” or “notifier” or “warner”, shows that he’s merely the vessel of a demon, deluding the hearer or reciter, with his lies and nonsense.

The best replacement for this passage is: “”, the empty sentence.