Koran 16:2

He sends down the angels, with the inspiration of His command, upon whom He wills of His servants, [telling them], “Warn that there is no deity except Me; so fear Me.”

Koran 16:2

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.

Are you a servant of Allah? Have you met any of these angels? Heard this message from them? Obviously, the answer is no to all these questions. There’s no deity called “Allah” and no angels from him.

Now let’s imagine that the above verse is literally true. So an angel flies down and says:

Warn that there is no deity except Me; so fear Me.

Islamic Angel

You can tell the angel is Islamic, a crescent moon for the moon god Allah, a star of Islam, a green background of Heaven and a cattle prod to beat disobedient and rebellious women with. So the angel says:

Warn that there is no deity except Me; so fear Me.

Islamic Angel

Is that correct?

Obviously, it’s not correct. Logically this angel should say something like:

[Your Name Here], there is no deity except Allah, so fear Allah!

Islamic Angel

The fact that Muhammad couldn’t get this right, shows that this verse is false.

But worse, imagine it’s true. Then what is the point of having Muhammad, if Allah can send angels to everyone to tell them the news about Allah? Thus Muhammad is literally worthless and incoherent with Islam.

In short, Muhammad is needed in Islam, because Muhammad is the deity that Allah prostrates to:

This verse is incoherent with Islam, as such, the best replacement for this verse is: “”, the empty sentence.

But, infidel, the verse is about the servants of GOD! So not Allah’s servants then? Note the verse has: “His servants”. Who are the servants of Allah? Aren’t they Muslims?

But, infidel, these servants are the prophets! So where is this: “Warn that there is no deity except Me; so fear Me.”? It’s only in the Koran (in Arabic). Thus it’s false for the reasons I’ve shown already.

Muhammad was incoherent, and couldn’t get his quotes right, so showing he was a false prophet, for a false god, Allah, for a false religion, Islam, without even a false book, the Koran.

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