Comprehensive glossary of Islamic, historical, and biblical terms used in this book, giving readers quick, clear definitions in one place.
Glossary of Technical Terms for Muhammad, Islam, and the Quran
Origins of the Quran: Direct Revelation or the Ultimate 7th-Century Remix?
The Quran’s sources—legends, poetry, politics, and burned variants—show it as a seventh-century remix, not direct revelation from the God of the Bible.
The Quran’s Internal Coherence: 114 Chapters in Perfect Harmony or a Patchwork of Panic Fixes?
From Meccan “tolerance” to Medinan swords, abrogation, goat-eaten verses, and ad hoc rulings, the Quran needs endless spin to look coherent at all.
The Quran and the Bible: Confirmation or Silent Correction of Hundreds of Errors?
The Quran claims to “confirm” the Bible, yet rewrites its stories, denies the cross, misrepresents the Trinity, and calls faithful Jews and Christians liars.
The “Inimitable” Quran: Linguistic Miracle or 7th-Century Arabic Poetry on Steroids?
The Quran’s “inimitable” Arabic collapses under real scrutiny—borrowed words, bad grammar, censorship, and no neutral experts calling it divine.
How Do We Know That the Bible Is the Word of God, and Not the Apocrypha, the Quran, or the Book of Mormon?
The Bible alone is God’s inspired Word, unlike the Apocrypha, the Quran, or the Book of Mormon, which lack authority, prophecy, and truth.
How Does the Preservation of the Quran Compare to the Preservation of the Bible?
The Bible’s preservation surpasses the Quran’s, with verifiable manuscript evidence proving Jehovah safeguarded His Word through history.
What Are the Satanic Verses in the Quran?
The Satanic Verses episode shows Muhammad once spoke under Satan’s influence, casting doubt on the Quran’s reliability and his prophetic claim.
Do the Quran and Muhammad Affirm or Reject the Bible?
The Quran affirms the Bible in word but rejects it in doctrine, exposing deep contradictions in Muhammad’s claim to prophethood.
Does the Quran Replace the Bible?
The Quran cannot replace the Bible, for God’s Word is complete, preserved, and final, centered on Christ’s death and resurrection.
