Koran 19:59-60

19:59 But there came after them successors who neglected prayer and pursued desires; so they are going to meet evil – 60 Except those who repent, believe and do righteousness; for those will enter Paradise and will not be wronged at all.

Koran 19:59-60

Let’s consider the “prayer”. Let’s imagine that these people have neglected prayer, and a new generation of people come along. Who is teaching them about prayer, the right direction to worship in, how many verses of the Koran to recite in prayer and so on? Obviously, no one. And you’ll note that Allah doesn’t communicate to people directly to teach them the right way to pray. So, Allah has no power to guide these people on the correct path, so Allah is worthless nonsense and delusion.

Now consider, these people who neglect prayer or do not know what prayer is, obviously they do not know. Thus, to be judged for that lack of knowledge shows that the judge is evil and so false. And remember, the 5x daily command only comes from Muhammad’s night journey, so no one knew to do that before Muhammad had his dream, and before Muhammad failed to put that in his Koran and instead had 2x daily or 3x daily prayers, to his idol that his tribe also worshipped.

Plus of course, in the Koran and Islam, this judgement only happens after the last hour, when time carries on as before, thus showing the concept of the last hour is false.

How does one repent, believe in what exactly? and do what is “righteous” when Muhammad’s Koran is yet to be revealed by Muhammad pretending to be Allah, to Muhammad, pretending to be grateful? Can the Koran travel back in time to inform these people? And thus show the Koran is more powerful than Allah?

This is just a threat to the people listening to the previous verses, in Muhammad’s hope that they will believe, not in Allah, but in Muhammad. Thus, telling them to commit shirk, a sin in Islam, by placing Muhammad beside Allah.

And note, no one has suffered the punishment or enjoyed the reward. Not even Muhammad.

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