Allah, in His Own words, isn't commited to true justice and is majestic in deceiving, misleading, lying---a degree higher than even the so-called Satan, the allegedly supreme master of deception.
"...just because you don't bow on your knees and worship an idol or an invisible being, does not mean you are not a Satan worshiper. The worship of any other god[s] is the same thing. There are no other gods[s]. They are demons and Satan in control of them…"
Truth as truth will never contradict itself. It will form a harmonious basis for logic, science, and laws of life. If truth cannot be conveyed and shown in words and propositions, then Truth has mere follies and emptiness.
Sound and fury signifies nothing.
Religious dogmas in the world still today strive on using words with soothing eternal rewards. Indeed, some words are soothing but all empty; some transient and ultimately meaningless as a vapor; some mere follies, claiming to be truth, are leading to harsh realities, bloodlettings.
"Find those who say, "We are Christians": Because amongst these are Men devoted to learning. And men who have renounced the world, and they are not arrogant." [Surah 5:82]
"If thou wert in doubt as to what we have revealed unto thee, then ask those who have been reading the book before thee." [Surah 10:94]
Eternal life or eternal punishments: many souls are certainly at stake here, indeed, each and every one in this blessed world; that is why, there is an urgency in seeking to know and defend the truth, and to understand, “what really is these ‘revelations’ and ‘the will’ of the Majestic Allah [the Islamic God]?”
Muslims, however, claim that there is another way to this: they do soothing talk of men simply following the five pillars, and earning their ways by bringing good deeds for Allah’s Islam. But there is none righteous, no not anyone in them.
But, please! Be frank at least with your own conscience. Listen to your heart, your own deepest feelings and logics. Am I in the truth? Or are you just looking for excuses, looking for arguments to suit your certain faithful dogmas? Dogmas passed on to you [Muslims] for generations without any questionings.
Are we? Are you? Am I? Those are good questions to ask, to think and to know about, to earnestly study, to wrestle with logics and absurd sacred teachings—for, indeed, it is a matter of eternal consequences. Your dogmas have indeed been passed on to you since the 7th century C.E. Before that, your Allah was just a perched-on-the-shelf idol to be worshiped and praised.
It is ‘him’ who will get the most of the blame if he misguided the people. And there is always hope in everyone.
It is true that the Allah of Islam does give: he gives up righteousness and truth by simply ignoring Muslims' sin, ‘if Muslims have a slight edge of good works more than bad’? Islam compromises the very being of supposedly benevolent God: His character and His revelations, His holiness, purity and justice, and fails to recognize the perversity and depths of man's sin and his sinful character before God. The Quran claims to stand on the foundations of the Torah and the Injil (New Testament), but constitutes a complete and radical paradigm shift away from those revelations.
Allah is claimed to be ‘oft forgiving and merciful in the final judgment’ [if you have more good in your life than bad]. Muslims seek to soothe themselves, and Islam seeks to soothe Muslims, by imagining that you are good enough to make yourself right before Allah.
Allah is considered as:
- He is just. Therefore, He does not have to send anybody [including Isa] to 'pay' for the sin of the people.
- He is just. Therefore, He punishes those who’ve committed sin accordingly.
- He is also merciful and can forgive. He can forgive without sacrificing anybody. Without being unjust to anybody. But first and foremost everybody is accountable to his own doings.
Now taking these statements together, the logical implication is that Allah will, and must—because He is just—punish individuals for their sins. You see here is where it differs and where Islam has a serious problem. Allah as the Koran describes Him first:
- Is just; as Allah would be if He punished every sin accordingly; and indeed He can maintain His justice without sending another to pay for anyone else's sin, and simply let the Muslims pay for it themselves.
However, if Allah is infinitely holy, infinitely just, and unchanging in His attributes—i.e., He won't compromise His attributes for anyone or any reason, whatsoever—then Allah has no substitutes to pay for, or show mercy, for Muslim’s sins. The clear follow-through is that Muslims must pay in due measure for all their sins. If Allah is infinitely holy, then each sin—committed by whoever it may: Muslim or otherwise—is a mockery of that infinite holiness and is due for worthy punishments. Therefore, Muslims must then bear justice and wrath from Allah for all their sin.
Now the claim 3 above that Allah is merciful, i.e. He can forgive simply by saying "I forgive". If this is true, then Allah's mercy is simply a negation or mockery of His justice. Infinite justice and mercy, attributes that Allah Himself claims to posses, not harmonious attributes; they can't exist in the same being; they are mutually exclusive. Instead, they are attributes like those of a man: conflicting, partial, incomplete, and changing. He would punish an opponent or unrelated person harshly for a wrongdoing, but would forgive, even desperately try to protect, the perpetrator, if he is his kindred, friend or tribesman.
Allah is not infinitely just and righteous by these claims of His Own. Allah is not completely just and righteous in all things, in all His being, for Allah ignores justice and righteousness in order to be what the Koran claims’ is ‘merciful’. Thus, Allah in some cases completely ignores sins.
Allah then is not Holy, Righteous, Good.
Clearly Allah by Islamic theology, by His Own words in the Koran, is a ‘changing being’. He is consistent, unchanging, who remains true to His judgement, convictions, conscience?
Allah, the Islamic God, may ignore justice, ignore truth. He compromises truth as does a man! Allah, in fact, appears like a modest man, or the idea of a man, rather than manifestation of an immaculate God.
It is, therefore, evident that Allah of Koran cannot be God, period! Indeed, the Koran’s own teachings say that Allah is the greatest “makkar” [deceiver]:
If Allah is the Greatest Deceiver of all (Surah 3:54), how can you, Muslims, trust anything Allah says?
Hence, Muslims do not serve the God of all creations; instead, they worship an uncertain being, made in man's own image. And, if there exist a true God, who is infinite in perfection, unchanging in holiness and justice, they may not find Him as a savior on the Judgment Day.
An all-powerful god has no need to deceive anyone to achieve His goals. Only a being, full of human frailties, may need to deceive attain his/her objectives.
Allah, in His Own confession, is like, what believers call, the Satan, who misleads, deceives. It is there in His holy book. The Quran testifies that Allah is a greatest deceiver:
Lo! The hypocrites seek to beguile Allah, but it is He Who beguileth them. When they stand up to worship they perform it languidly and to be seen of men, and are mindful of Allah but little... [Surah 4:142]
Further passages, which claim that Allah is a deceiver, include Surahs 8:30 and 3:54. Allah even misleads people and has actually created people to burn in Hell:
- Whomsoever Allah guides, he is rightly guided, and whom He leads astray, they are the losers! We have created for Hell many Jinns and men... Do ye desire to guide him whom Allah led astray? Whom Allah leads away, you will find no way for him. [Surah 4:87, 90]
- Those whom Allah wills to guide, He opens their breast to Islam; Those whom He wills to leave straying, - He makes their breast close and constricted, as if they had to climb up to the skies: thus does Allah lay abomination on those who refuse to believe. [Surah 6:125]
- Many are the Jinns and men we have made for Hell. [Surah 7:179]
- Allah leads astray whomsoever He wills and guides whomsoever he wills. [Surah 14:4]
Thus, the Quran clearly says that Allah as the best of deceivers, a liar, who uses the same evil and wicked schemes of His opponents. For example, the Quran calls Allah a ‘makkar’, in fact the best makkar there is:
“But they [the Jews] were deceptive, and Allah was deceptive, for Allah is the best of deceivers" [Surahs 3:54; 8:30]
Other texts that identify Allah as a makkar include:
- Are they then secure from Allah's deception. None deemeth himself secure from Allah's scheme save folks that perish. [Surah 7:99]
- So they schemed a scheme: and We schemed a scheme, while they perceived not. Surah 27:50]
- I will mislead them, and I will create in them false desires; I will order them to slit the ears of cattle, and to deface the [fair] nature created by Allah. Whoever, forsaking Allah, takes Satan for a friend, hath of a surety suffered a loss that is manifest. [Surah 4:119]
In verses 4:119 above, Allah says that He misleads and deceives human and creates false desires etc.
Then the next verse, Allah says: "Satan makes them promises, and creates in them false desires; but Satan's promises are nothing but deception” [Surah 4:120].
So, what Allah does in verse 4:119, exactly the same is also done by the Satan. Allah and the Satan's working or modus operandi is one and the same. Lo! Allah and Satan are working together to create false desires in believers.
Conclusion: Allah is Satan creating false desires in people:
And because of their sayings [in boast]. We killed the Messiah 'Isa [Jesus], son of Maryam [Mary], the Messenger of Allah, but they killed him not, nor crucified him, but the resemblance of 'Isa [Jesus] was put over another man [and they killed that man]... [Surah, 4:157]
Allah Deceives Even Muslims.
"...and then only this nation [Islam] will remain, including their hypocrites. Allah will come to them in a shape other than they know and will say, ‘I am your Lord.’ They will say, ‘We seek refuge with Allah from you. This is our place; [we will not follow you] till our Lord comes to us, and when our Lord comes to us, we will recognize Him.’ Then Allah will come to them in a shape they know and will say, ‘I am your Lord.’ They will say, [no doubt] You are our Lord,’ and they will follow Him." [Bukhari 8.76.52.577, p. 375; also Sahih Muslim 1.1.81.349, p. 115].
Muslims may point out that the word "deceive" is not present in this hadith. Allah did not speaketh any lying words, and this occurs in Heaven, and not on earth. But Allah impersonates someone else and presents Himself before humans, obviously to deceive and mislead them: if this is not deception, then what is it?
This hadith makes it clear that Allah will deliberately misrepresent himself before Muslims in a "false shape", different from the shape Muslims know Him of. That means Muslims know of what Allah is. Would any Muslim tell us of what shape Allah is? I never heard a Muslim saying that Allah has this or that particular shape, until one told me: Allah probably has a humanoid shape.
Here is what Bukhari 9.93.24.532b, p. 396 tells us:
"When there remains only those who used to worship Allah [alone], both the obedient ones and the mischievous ones, [and they will say] ‘and now we are waiting for our Lord.’ Then the Almighty will come to them in a shape other than that which they saw the first time, and He will says, ‘I am your Lord,’ and they will say, ‘You are not our Lord.’ And none will speak to Him then but the Prophets, and then it will be said to them, ‘Do you know any sign by which you can recognize Him?’ They will say, ‘The Shin,’ and so Allah will then uncover His Shin whereupon every believer will prostrate before Him and there will remain those who used to prostrate before Him just for showing off and for gaining good reputation. These people will try to prostrate but their backs will be rigid like one piece of a wood [and they will not be able to prostrate]. Then the bridge will be laid across to Hell…"
Despite whatever Muslims might say, Bukhari says that Allah will have a true physical form in Heaven, and Allah himself will also appear to Muslims in a false physical form, as sort of a temptation to mislead them. This is in clear contrast to what the Bible says of God: "God cannot be tempted by evil, nor does he tempt anyone." [James 1:13]
Do not follow wrong parts of the Quran
[Bukhari 6.60.9.8, p. 10] "Umar said, ‘Our best Quran reciter is Ubai and our best judge is ‘Ali; and in spite of this, we leave some of the statements of Ubai because Ubai says, ‘I do not leave anything that I have heard from Allah’s Apostle while Allah said, ‘Whatever verse [Revelations] do We abrogate or cause to be forgotten but We bring a better one or similar, to it”… [Surah 2:106]
What do you think about the abrogated verses means?
- Verses that are still in the Qur’an, but Muslims are not supposed to follow it?
- Verses that used to be in the [some say unalterable] Quran, but are no longer there anymore.
- We can find examples of both.
It turns out that the Islamic ahadith show us that (c) is the correct answer. Example of (a) Surah 73:2-3 is abrogated by Surah 73:20. Abu Dawud 1.2.457.1299, p. 343
An example of an abrogated tradition is that Mu’tah [temporary Islamic marriages] for a short time, a few hours, days or weeks or so on, was allowed by Mohammed, but, according to Sunnis, was later abrogated. However, Shiites believes that this was not abrogated.
Example of (b) "Narrated Anas bin Malik: ...“There was revealed about those who were killed at Bi’r-Ma’una a Qur’anic Verse we used to recite, but it was cancelled later on. The verse was: ‘Inform our people that we have met our Lord. He is pleased with us and He has made us pleased’." [Bukhari 4.52.19.69, p. 53].
This is not in any Quran today. By the way, I hope nobody has tried to deceive you into thinking that the Qur’an has not been changed, or that everything is to be followed.
The Fihrist [p. 81-82] lists 18 books about the Abrogating and the Abrogated in the Qur’an. Among Muslims scholars, the translator in Bukhari 6, fn. 1, p. 506 mentions a special term for Quranic verses that have not been abrogated: ‘muhkam’, although other sources call them ‘mohkam’.
Will Allah Deceive You Too?
One Answer from Islam: You had better not ask too many questions.
- I heard the Prophet saying, ‘Allah has hated for you three things: … And asking too many question… [Bukhari 2.24.52.555, p. 323]
- Believers! Do not ask questions about things which if made plain and declared to you, may vex you, causing you trouble. [Surah 5:101]
- Some people before you did ask such questions, and on that account they lost their faith and became disbelievers. [Surah 5:102]
Satan will not Impersonate Muhammad. Why?
So even though Allah could come in a deceiving shape and galat [wrong] Muslims might be deceived in worshipping the wrong Allah, thinking that ‘Ali and Mohammed are divine and parts of Allah, the ahadith say Satan cannot impersonate Mohammed.
"... and whoever sees me [Mohammed] in a dream, he surely sees me, for Satan cannot impersonate me (appear in my figure). And whoever intentionally ascribes something to me falsely, he will surely take his place in the (Hell) Fire." [Bukhari 8.73.109.217, p. 139-140, also Sahih Muslim 4.27.948.5635-5639, p. 1225-1226]
I have never yet heard from a Muslim the answer to 'why Muslims think God chooses to appear in a deceiving manner?' This may deceive people in worshipping a false impersonation of God, yet Satan will never impersonate Mohammed.
Pretty strange: The Satan seems less inclined than Allah in deceiving.
Wait for the next Part to know of this exciting Majestic Allah.
To be Continued…
