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06/09/2026

I did not leave Islam because I hated God. I left because I was starving for Him.

Christ MET ME. I AM FREE!

06/09/2026

The Quran is so inaccurate. I have about 2,500 examples why.

Let me explain to you just ONE TINY detail:

Joseph’s timeline gets collapsed in the Quran.

Surah 12:15: in the pit, God reassures JOSEPH directly, “You will tell them of this deed when they don’t expect it.”

THEN the brothers come weeping to Jacob that night with false blood (12:16-18).

Of course, if you read Genesis 37: there is no revelation to Joseph in the pit.

The brothers don’t weep, they “sat down to EAT” beside the pit while Joseph pleaded. Genesis 37:25.

Then coldly they dip the robe in goat’s blood and force Jacob to identify it himself: “See now whether it is your son’s robe.” Genesis 37:32.

Quran: weeping brothers.

Bible: brothers eating lunch next to the brother they just condemned.

The Bible’s version is colder, crueler, more human, and rings true because it refuses to soften them.

And the price the Bible preserves: “twenty shekels of silver.” Genesis 37:28.

A brother, betrayed by his brothers, sold for silver. Seventeen centuries later, another son of Judah, betrayed by Judas, sold for thirty pieces of silver. Matthew 26:15.

The Bible kept the silver because the silver was a signpost.

Joseph, betrayed, sold, descending to a pit, rising to save the ones who threw him away, was a living portrait of Christ. Genesis 50:20.

The Quran kept pieces of the story but lost the pattern.

05/09/2026

As an ex-Muslim, it is my goal to educate the body of Christ on exactly why and how Islam is false.

If you have been following me for any amount of time, I hope you see how the Quran is just so historically inaccurate.

Here’s another example:

“Haman” shows up in Egypt a FULL thousand years before he existed.

Surah 28:6, 28:38, 29:39, 40:24, 40:36: Haman is Pharaoh’s minister in Egypt, in the time of Moses.

In 40:24 he’s even listed by name: “Pharaoh, Haman, and Korah.”

But, in reality, Haman is the vizier of the Persian king Ahasuerus (Xerxes), in Susa, the villain of the book of ESTHER, roughly a thousand years AFTER Moses. Esther 3:1.

Haman is a distinctive named villain, slid across a thousand years and an entire empire, into the wrong story.

(Some argue it’s a common title or a different Haman. But there’s no Egyptian record of the name for a Pharaoh’s minister; it’s famously Persian-era. The simplest reading is a transposition.)

That’s not how a source behaves, sources don’t accidentally lose a thousand years. That’s how MEMORY behaves: a famous name floating loose, reassembled in the wrong place.

The Bible keeps Haman exactly where he belongs. In Persia, at the time of Esther, in his own century.

Every time I tested the corruption claim, it came back the same. The blurred copy wasn’t the Bible.

And the more I trusted the book that kept its facts straight, the closer I got to the One it was all pointing toward: “In your offspring shall all nations be blessed.”

Genesis 22:18, fulfilled in Christ. Galatians 3:16.