Koran 87:14-19

87:14 He has certainly succeeded who purifies himself 15 And mentions the name of his Lord and prays.

16 But you prefer the worldly life, 17 While the Hereafter is better and more enduring.

18 Indeed, this is in the former scriptures, 19 The scriptures of Abraham and Moses.

Koran 87:14-19

Note that Muhammad prefers an easy life for himself in Islam with: “14 He has certainly succeeded who purifies himself 15 And mentions the name of his Lord and prays.” Not for Muhammad, martyrdom. Just washing, saying Allah and praying to a stone idol.

Muhammad criticises himself: “16 But you prefer the worldly life, 17 While the Hereafter is better and more enduring.” – Muhammad and “We” don’t believe in the “Hereafter” or Islamic Paradise. Muhammad knows that he’s a liar – that’s why he wants others to go first while he stays “behind” as it were, enjoying “the worldly life” as much as possible.

Muhammad self-criticises and doesn’t realise he’s a failure and should never have produced this nonsense in the first place.

Muhammad lied: “18 Indeed, this is in the former scriptures, 19 The scriptures of Abraham and Moses.” No, there’s nothing of Muhammad’s nonsense in the Torah or Bible. Also, there’s no scripture or book of Abraham.

But, Infidel, Genesis?! Written by Moses, according to the Torah and the Bible.

But, Infidel?! Have a read of this article, which goes into the topic deeply:

There are passages in Genesis that Moses could not have written, because they describe events that happened after his death, known as postmosaica passages. And there are others that would simply be awkward for Moses to write, which are referred to as amosaica (such as Numbers 12:4). If these passages were added later, how do we know what Moses did and didn’t write?

Who Wrote the Book of Genesis?

But, Infidel, this is an admission that the Torah and Bible are CORRUPT, as they’re not from Allah! That criticism is for the Koran, not for Torah and the Bible. Torah and Bible are written by MEN, not by “Allah” or GOD, just like the Koran is, in fact, written by mere men, not by imaginary Allah.

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