Adnan Rashid – Did the Author of the Quran know the Bible? – Responding to David Wood

			So David Wood, and co claimed that the author of the Quran, whoever that is, we believe that God,
but they claim that he did not know what was in the Bible. I will prove to you that the author of
the Quran knew what was in the Bible. Well, God Almighty knew what the Christians and the Jews had
done with the Scripture with the gospel of Jesus Christ and with the Torah of Moses, we will tell
you how we know that. Now I'll give you one example. Amazingly, the Quran mentions similar stories
that are found in the Bible, but it does not repeat the mistakes. Now, it is impossible for Muhammad
peace be upon him to be an archaeologist, to be a historian, to be a linguist Pollock salons, in
		

			order to know the stories that are that have only come to light in the 19th century. I'll give you
one quick example how I know the author of the Quran, knew what was in the Bible, and he knew the
errors, the mistakes of the Bible, which were not put down in the Quran, the story of Joseph in
chapter 12, it makes a distinction between the king of Egypt in the time of Joseph, which was the
Old Kingdom, and the king of Egypt at the time of Moses. Amazingly, the Quranic text makes a
distinction between the two kings when it comes to their titles, amazingly, shockingly,
surprisingly. And I will give you the details very quickly right now. And this is to prove that the
		

			author of the Quran knew exactly what was in the Bible and what was inaccurate, historically, and
this was an inaccuracy in the text of the Bible, the king at the time of Joseph, which was the Old
Kingdom nearly 19th century BC, or the 20th century BC, whenever Joseph LEE lived whatever
chronology you may choose to follow, but that was definitely the Old Kingdom. At that time, the
title Pharaoh was not used for the kings of Egypt. This much is very, very clear, historically, an
Egyptologist who deciphered the Egyptian language, the hieroglyphs, they have made it very clear
that there was a family called The Hague sauce. They were governing Egypt at the time, hick sauce,
		

			kings were not known as Pharaohs, they were simply called humph, h m F, which literally means, Your
Majesty, or this is how they were referred to. It was in the time of Moses, later on, somewhere
around 14th century BC, or 15th century BC, when the title Pharaoh was used for kings. Now when we
go to the text of the Bible, in the book of Genesis, the king of Egypt is called Pharaoh in the time
of Abraham, the king of Egypt is called Pharaoh in the time of Joseph, the king of Egypt is called
Pharaoh in the time of Moses. Amazingly, the Quran does not repeat this historical error, the Quran,
referring to the king of Egypt in chapter 12 surah, Yusuf calls him the king simply the king, Malik,
		

			the title Malik, for the king is there in chapter 12 of the Quran when the story of Joseph is being
told. But when we come to Moses, in the Quran, the king suddenly turns into Pharaoh, his title is
around the Pharaoh. Now, this is a subtle point in the Quran, but it is an accurate one, the author
of the Quran clearly knew that this was an error in the Bible. And only God could know that at that
time, because this fact, this very fact, came to light in the 19th century. It was only in the 19th
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			satisfactorily, and the scholars could read what was written in the temples and they came to realize
that the title Pharaoh was not used during the Old Kingdom for the kings. So this is an example as
to how we know that the author of the Quran knew well what was in the text of the Bible, and this is
why he criticized the corruption of the Bible in chapter two, verse 79. In chapter two, in chapter
two, verse 79, of the Quran, God Almighty, the author of the Quran, the one who revealed the Koran
clearly describes how the Jewish people have corrupted the Scripture. It categorically states and I
state and I will quote, I will be lying my chatango regime is a lot of money Rahim for a Lula Xena,
		

			you have to go da da da da da da him. Tom. Maya colonna has Amina and della. They used to be he
salmon and karela will be on to those who write books with their own hands. And then they say these
books are or they write the book, actually, they write the book with the hands and they said this
book is from God, we'll be on to what they write
		

			Won't be on to what they earn. This refers clearly to the Israelite scribes who were writing the
Scripture and changing it as they went along. And they attributed these changes changes, these
interpolations, these additions in the text to God Almighty, while the original thought or did not
have these passages, so the Koran is very categorical about the scribes of the Israelites how they
have changed the scripture of Moses. Also, I want to give an example from the new testament to show
that the author of the Quran was well aware of what was in the New Testament. For example, the
author of the Quran, God Almighty revealed the Quran tells us that the doctrine of the Trinity or
		

			the concept of the Trinity is false. It is not there. It is false, it is falsely attributed to the
prophets of God. And how did the author of the Quran know that they were verses forged in the name
of the doctrine of the Trinity in the Bible, for example, first, a pistol of john chapter five,
verse seven, which is the only verse in the entire text of the Bible, I repeat, which is the only
verse of which was the only verse until the Christians recently disowned it. It was the only verse
in the entire text of the Bible that presented the doctrine of the Trinity in somewhat clear form.
And what is that verse? First Epistle of john chapter five, verse seven, there are three that bear
		

			witness in the heavens, the Father, the Son, and the Spirit, and these three are one. This was the
only verse in the entire text of the New Testament that gave some impression of the Trinity. But
later on, it was found out that it was a forgery. It was an interpolation. All modern biblical
scholars, all modern Bibles, if not all, most of them. Of course, the King James version does not
admit it. But most recent translations of the Bible completely omitted, they completely minus it
from the text. And they put a footnote in the bottom of the page that states that this passage
cannot be found in the earliest manuscripts. So where did this come from somehow the author of the
		

			Quran before all the textual studies of the text of the Bible knew that there were some
interpolations and forgeries in the text of the Bible and condemned, preempted this concept in the
very text of the Quran. Were in chapter four, verse 171, he states do not say three, and believe in
a line is messengers. In other words, if you will believe in align his messages, you will not
believe in three. However, the Christians say it exists, because the Christians have had many
different conceptions of the doctrine of the Trinity for a very, very long time. So God in one
sentence in the Koran, he deals with a mall, he simply tells them Do not say three, it is better for
		

			you abstain from it. How did the author of the Quran know that there were some forged verses in the
text of the New Testament where this claim will be made? So let's preempt it even though the
Christians will find later on? These are forgeries. Let's preempt it. So the author of the Quran,
which is God Almighty, knew that these problems are there in the text of the Old Testament as well
as the New Testament. That's why he addressed these problems. And those who claim that the gospel
that is being referred to in the Quran is the New Testament, then are you claiming the Quran is
talking about Brockway adultery? Are you? Are you? Are you claiming that the Quran is talking about
		

			the Gospel of Mark chapter 16, verses nine to 20, which have been admitted for many modern
translations and they are no longer regarded as the original writings of Mark. Are you claiming that
the Quran is actually talking about those passages? Clearly not because the Quran makes itself very
clear that there are passages in the New Testament that were falsely attributed to the life of Jesus
Christ, and they're not true. And we have talked about one of those passages in the Quran that talks
about those interpretations and forgeries, the matter of crucifixion, the matter of crucifixion,
when the Quran says, As for those who differ about this differ about what the author of the Quran
		

			knew that there are people who will differ about the account of the crucifixion and those who
differ, are in conjecture. They don't know the details. They don't know what happened. How did the
author of the Quran know that there was conjecture and there was difference? Do you think Muhammad
could have known that salatu salam, do you think Prophet Mohammed had the ability to read the four
gospels which will not even available to Christians at the time, many Christians had not collected
these four gospels in particular, around Arabia, maybe these gospels did exist as a collection.
		

			Elsewhere, maybe in Egypt, maybe in the land of Syria, but in Arabia, we do not see any trace of the
Gospels in any other language, let alone the Arabic language. So do you think Mohammed had the
ability to sit down and read all the four Gospels and do an assessment on the text of the Gospels,
and see that they are in conjecture, they are in difference? They are conflicting with each other.
The four authors of the gospels, Matthew, Mark, Luke, and john are in conflict with each other when
they are describing the details of the crucifixion. How would Muhammad Sallallahu Sallam know that
how is it possible? So it is clear that the author of the Quran, who is God Almighty, knew well,
		

			that there are people who have written about the crucifixion, and the crucifixion is false, it never
took place. And how is it false because they themselves are in conjecture. They themselves are in
conflict. And this is very, very clear in that very verse. So the first part of the verse refutes
the Jewish claim that we have killed the Messiah. The first part of chapter four, verse 157, of the
Koran refutes the Jewish claim that the Messiah, Jesus Christ, the son of Mary, the Messenger of God
has been killed. They claim this more coal him in Nakata lol Merci, Omar Cthulhu masala boo. Then
the second part of the verse deals with a different group of people who are they were in the enough
		

			tala foo. As for those who will differ with each other. As for those, so it is clearly not talking
about the Jewish people because they do not differ with each other. They are in unanimity that they
are the ones who killed the Messiah. As the Talmud claims. The Talmud clearly claims that the Christ
Jesus Christ was killed by the by the Jewish community of Jerusalem. That's what the Talmud claims.
So that claim is dealt with. The second part deals with a different group of people as for those who
differ with each other, who are those who differ with each other, when you read the Gospel accounts
on crucifixion, all four of them are in conflict with each other when it comes to the details, not
		

			one of them gives the same details, not one of them gives the same details. So how did the author of
the Koran know unless he was a theologian par excellence, unless he was an expert on Christian
theology, unless you knew the Greek language or the Aramaic language, or the Syriac language, in
these languages, these gospels were circulating and there was no trace of any Arabic translation of
the Gospels at the time of Muhammad peace be upon him, the first translation on record was made in
the time of mamoun, the ambassador cave mamoun, two centuries later. So the author of the Quran had
to be a theologian par excellence to know these differences in detail.
		

			I will be posting some links in the description and the comment section so that you can follow our
lengthy discussions on this topic, and see where all the evidences are coming from and where our
scholarship is, and what they have to say about the Torah and the Gospel in the Quran and what it
means. So finally, it's clear that David wouldn't call having misrepresenting our sources, they will
continue to do so. It's clear that they don't want to listen to our scholarship. They don't want to
listen to us, they just simply want to deceive the Christian masses. The question was that does the
Quran state unequivocally that the gospel is corrupt? The Quran does not say that because the Quran
		

			defends the original gospel of Jesus Christ, by praising it and by highlighting its remnants in
literature around the world. So the question is still was misplaced. And it was quite deceptive. And
I'm glad that an opportunity was given to us to clarify the image for the Christian masses. So we
finished with love and compassion. So more will be coming. Until then my brother and sisters
Assalamualaikum thank you very much for watching. See you soon.