Apostate Prophet

that he is somehow god or the son of god it goes further in the hadith muhammad even expands on that and says that on the day of judgment the jews will be called forth and they will be asked what did you use to worship and they will say we used to worship ezra the son of allah i don't know what exactly nobody knows what exactly happened muhammad seems to have misunderstood something or you know maybe the jews were trolling him and he somehow fell for it

But the Quran makes a completely false claim.

Even back then there was trolls.

Yeah, they trolled him and he fell for it.

I don't know what exactly happened.

Nobody knows.

So the Quran makes many false claims, including that one, which is a very obvious false claim.

You can refute it.

You can never, ever refute the very clear conclusion that it is a false claim.

There is simply no explanation, no justification to it.

Aside from that, the Quran also...

The Qur'an claims that it is authored by the God of the Bible.

So it says in its time that the Jews and the Christians ought to stand upon the Torah and the Gospel, which it calls the Injil in Arabic, the Evangelion, the Gospel.

However, it later on starts making many claims that directly contradict with the Torah and the Gospels.

It at first affirms the validity and authority and the preservation of the Torah and the gospel of the previous scriptures, but then later on completely and fully contradicts with them and says, for example, that Jesus is not God and that he's not the son of God and anyone who believes that will go to hell and burn there forever.

So what you have is an Islamic dilemma, as we call it.

The Quran claims to be from the same source that is the God of the Bible.

It says that the Bible is authentic and authoritative as it is, but then later on it directly contradicts it.

It makes multiple statements that directly contradict the Bible and its fundamental beliefs.

So now, if the Bible, if the Torah and the Gospel are authoritative, then the Quran itself cannot be true because it makes contradictory statements.