Jabar
“Strive always to excel in virtue and truth.”
Wrong . . . The Quran was never actually written down into any single book during Muhammad's life. It was always recited. Even during the period before it was written down, there is some evidence that the Quran was changed by Muhammad himself.
According to Ibn Ishaq, the earliest source on the life of Muhammad, there was an additional verse in Surah an-Najm that Muhammad later removed, saying that Satan had tricked him into believing it was from God. The verse is commonly referred to as verse 20.5, because it was supposed to fit between 20 and 21. It is also known as the "Satanic Verse" The verse went like this:
19: Have ye thought upon Al-Lat and Al-‘Uzzá
20: and Manāt, the third, the other?
20.5: These are the exalted gharāniq, whose intercession is hoped for.
if Satan had tricked Muhammad into believing that this verse was from God, then how can we be certain that all the other verses of the Quran are from God and not from Satan? Also the idea that Muhammad could be tricked by Satan, even for a short time, flies in the face of the notion that Muhammad is the perfect man.
From a non-religious perspective, the acceptance of the three traditional Pagan Goddesses into Islam makes sense when Muhammad was weak and needed reconciliation with the Pagans, and the removal of this verse later when he was stronger and no longer needed their support makes a lot of sense.
Firstly, this is according to Ibh Ishaq, he says a lot of things. Hehe.
Secondly, i said for the most part it is unchanged. So, i am not wrong.
A lot of people who hate on Islam bring these types of topics up.
So, Satan revealed the Qur'an and explained all these scientific evidences and showed his signs.
I think you should retry because that argument is the most illogical and stupid one i have ever heard.
Not once have i said Muhammad was a pefect man.