How the Quran lied about Mary and Jesus
Christ’s birth?
By Mohammad Asghar
2005/04/18
Syeda Muneeba Masood, a devout Muslim
woman, wrote in Banglarnari: Ibn Jarir and others
narrated that one day Maryam ran out of water.
She asked her cousin, Yusuf, the son of Yaqub to
go with her to get some. He declined, saying he
had his sufficiency for that day, so Maryam went
to fetch water alone. There, she found Jibril,
whom Allah had sent to her in the shape of a
man.
Response: This is what the Quran tells us
about Mary, the mother of Jesus Christ. My
tafsir of the Quranic verses and the inferences I
have drawn from them are more realistic than
what Ibn Jarir and others have narrated about
her and her conception with a son whose father
was not a human being but Allah Himself:
19: Sura Maryam, or Mary
It seems to us that Allah always derived
great pleasure from violent deaths of His
beloved people. Not only in the case of John but
also in the case of Jesus Christ, He looked the
other way when the Jews of Jerusalem put His
beloved son to excruciating pains before putting
him to death through crucifixion, a method of
execution the very thought of which makes many
of us tremble today with extreme fear. But the
people of the past were not like the people of
today: like Allah, they, too, took great pleasure
from great pains they inflicted on their victims.
And yet, we, the common folks, believe that
the same Allah can save us from the tyranny of
our rulers, without giving any thought to His past
failures! This blind belief in many of us
developed from reading what are stated in some
of the most disgusting Books we call Religious
Scriptures; they being made sweet and effective
by the preaching of the priests of all hue and
characters.
With their forceful voice, the priests can lift
many listeners off their feet. With their well
articulated but often circuitous arguments, they
can turn a rat into a lion. With the power of their
penetrating eyes, they can mesmerize even
those who refuse to be influenced by anything
they do not believe without verifying its efficacy
or truthfulness.
Fooling people in the name of religions has
become a high-paying job for many people. It is
their priesthood that helps them thrive in this
world. It is their ability to fool others that has
turned many of them into multi-millionaires; their
economically hard-pressed victims being unable
to draw any tangible benefit from any of the
things they tell them in their sermons. Yet, they
flock to their congregations to be fooled again
and again.
How long humans would continue to be
fooled, we do not know. But we are sure of one
thing and it is this: the sharks in the garbs of
priests would continue to feast on their
unsuspecting victims for so long as they would
not be able to realize their tactics and the
banality of their religious sermons.
The story of Zakariya and John over (as
stated in the beginning of Sura Maryam), Allah
asked Muhammad to relate or narrate in the
Quran the story of Mary: how she left her people
and took herself to a solitary place to the east.
Following His instruction, this is what
Muhammad narrated, in his own words, in the
Quran:
Verse 17: She placed a screen (to screen
herself) from them; then We sent to her our angel,
and he appeared before her as a man in all
respects.
Verse 18: She said: I seek refuge from thee to
(Allah) Most Gracious: (come not near) if thou dost
fear Allah:
Verse 19: He said: Nay, I am only a messenger
from thy Lord, (to announce) to thee the gift of a
holy son.
Verse 20: She said: How shall I have a son,
seeing that no man has touched me, and I am not
unchaste?
Verse 21: He said: So (it will be): they Lord
saith, ‘That is easy for Me: and (We wish) to
appoint him as a Sign unto men and Mercy from
Us’: it is a matter (so) decreed.
Muhammad’s ability to narrate Mary’s story
was not better than Allah’s ability. In fact, both
of them seem to be handicapped by their
inability to narrate clearly the stories of the past,
most of which were, though, essential for laying
the foundation of Islam.
Moreover, he contradicted himself in many
places of the Quran. His statement in verse 17 is
one of them. In this verse, he said that just one
angel i.e. Gabriel had appeared before Mary as a
man in all respects. He made quite a different
statement in verse 3:42 and 45.
According to these verses, the number of
angels who assembled in Mary’s chamber was
not only more than one; they even fought over
the question of who among them was going to
take care of her. This contradiction makes it
abundantly clear that the Quran is a brainchild of
Muhammad and that to attribute its contents to
Allah is simply a fallacious invention on the part
of the Muslims.
Despite the fact that some of the verses,
quoted above, belong to the category of unclear
verses, yet, we will make our best efforts to find
out what exactly they mean and what lessons
we humans are supposed to take from them.
Improving upon the part of Mary’s story that
was narrated by Allah in Sura al-Imran,
Muhammad tells us through verse 16, above, that
there was a time in her life when she withdrew
from her family and went to a place in the East
where she hid herself behind a screen, without
giving a reason for her doing such an irrational
thing. Some Muslim scholars, Maulana Abul
Modudi, being one of them, explained Mary’s
action thus:
Dedicated by her mother to the worship of
Allah, Mary took up residence in a chamber of
Baitul Muqqadus {it being the other name of the
Farthest Mosque, or Masjidul Aqsa, mentioned in
17:1} under the supervision of prophet Zakariya.
Her chamber was located in the eastside of it.
Following a requirement of isolationism {known
as ehtehkaf in Arabic} practiced by the
isolationists, she hung a curtain to hide herself
from the eyes of the onlookers. [1]
The structure the learned scholar he has
referred to as Baitul Muqqadus did not exist at
the time Mary is believed to have lived. It was
built in 690 A.D., or thereabouts by the Muslim
Caliph Abd-ul-Malik at the grounds where once
stood the Temple of Solomon . Titus destroyed it
in 70 A.D., whereafter it was never rebuilt.
Hence, his attempt at clarifying Muhammad’s
statement is not only misplaced, it is also a
blatant lie. [2]
Whatever the location of the place, the verse
does not give us a clear-cut reason that required
a young Mary to withdraw herself from her
family, and to move to the east, unless the
prophet under whose care she was given by her
mother had made her pregnant.


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Prophet body no be fire wood nah... I personally don't believe the bible version either. The story of Mary does not add up. Only God knows howmany more lies we have been made to believe.

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