Abraham could not intercede for his father, Noah could not intercede for his son, and Muhammad could not intercede for his uncle or relatives, so no prophet or saint will intercede for a stranger.1, 2
Believing that anyone other than God can intercede to have our sins forgiven or our wishes fulfilled is setting up partners with God, which is idolatry.1
Everyone in Paradise will intercede for loved ones, but such intercession works only if the person already deserves Paradise, so intercession, though it takes place in this manner, is utterly useless.1, 2
The concept of Muhammad's intercession is illogical and blasphemous, because it makes God tell Muhammad who deserves Paradise and then has Muhammad tell God, making God a secretary of their idol.1, 2, 3
The myth of intercession is one of Satan's most effective tricks, leading millions of Christians to idolize Jesus and millions of Muslims to idolize Muhammad.1, 2
Muslims idolize Muhammad against his will by calling him the most honorable messenger, claiming he was infallible, making his tomb a Sacred Mosque, and claiming he can intercede.1, 2, 3, 4
No one, not Muhammad, Jesus, or the saints, can intercede for anyone on the Day of Judgment, so each person must nourish the soul in this life.1
Believers shall give to charity from God's provisions before a day comes with no trade, nepotism, or intercession.1
The Gospels contain no reference to the celibacy of priests, the trinity, or the intercession of a father confessor.1
God never sleeps or is unaware, owns everything in the heavens and earth, and no one can intercede with Him except in accordance with His will.1
God alone created the universe and has no partner, yet Muslims idolize Muhammad by claiming he was infallible and has power of intercession.1, 2
Believers must give to charity and observe the Contact Prayers before a day comes with no trade, nepotism, or intercession.1, 2
Intercession is useless even for one's own family members if they are not righteous, as shown when God refused Noah's plea for his drowned son.1, 2
True Islam has no priesthood; each person approaches God directly, because any intermediary nullifies monotheism.1, 2
Muslims who pray to saints or to Muhammad in Medina are mistaken, since even when alive Muhammad could not help them.1, 2
The Quran condemns praying to dead prophets and saints, who are dead, cannot hear or respond, and will disown those who call on them.1, 2, 3
Only God hears and answers prayers, so there is no need to pray to anyone else, and no one in heaven has better access to God than individual believers.1, 2
Praying to dead saints or Mary is idol worship, because asking anyone other than God for help acknowledges the idol's power to help.1, 2
Saints and Mary are unaware of prayers made to them and cannot respond until the Day of Resurrection, and asking them to pray for someone has no scriptural basis.1, 2
The Quran teaches that the Prophet is dead, was powerless even in life, is unaware, cannot hear or help anyone, and will disown those who idolize him.1, 2
Abraham, Noah, and Muhammad could not intercede for their own relatives, so no prophet or saint will intercede for strangers.1, 2
After Muhammad's death, the people who had persecuted him for opposing idol worship fabricated hadiths claiming he could intercede for them.1
Believing that anyone other than God can intercede to get our sins forgiven or wishes fulfilled is idolatry, which is an unforgivable offense.1, 2
Everyone in Paradise will intercede for loved ones, but it works only if the person already deserves Paradise, so intercession is utterly useless.1, 2
Not even the angels possess authority to intercede, and only those acting according to God's will and approval are permitted.1
The concept of Muhammad's intercession is illogical and blasphemous, because it makes God a secretary to their idol Muhammad.1, 2
The hadith saying Muhammad must plead for whoever visits his tomb is a big lie, and its fabricator is an enemy of the prophet and a companion of Satan.1, 2, 3
The myth of intercession is one of Satan's most effective tricks for leading millions of Muslims into idol worship.1
The earlier prophets and messengers worshipped and prayed to God alone, which calls into question the belief that the only way to heaven is through Jesus.1
Messengers have no power to intercede, and they themselves worry about their own fate.1, 2
Intercession is a myth, and relying on Muhammad to bring us into Paradise is wishful thinking that leads to Hell unless we realize it in time.1, 2, 3
No prophet, messenger, or saint, however close to God, can act as a mediator with God; we need God, and Muhammad cannot give us what we need.1, 2, 3, 4
Abraham could not intercede for his father, Noah could not intercede for his son, and Muhammad could not intercede for his uncle or relatives.1
Muhammad did not know what would happen to him on the Day of Recompense, so he cannot know the fate of his so-called followers.1, 2
No intercession is allowed unless it coincides with God's will, and God's decision is final, so idols like Muhammad and Jesus will not lead people to Heaven.1
Even Abraham could not intercede for his father, nor Noah for his son.1, 2, 3
There is no intercession; saints and religious leaders cannot bring anyone to Heaven, and belief in intercession is Satan's bait that leads people into idol worship.1, 2, 3, 4
Each of us will come before God individually on the Day of Judgment, with no one to intercede, and our recorded deeds will be shown to us.1, 2, 3
God is One with no partners, no one equals Him, and no one can intercede for us, since all intercession belongs to God.1, 2, 3
Religion is to be devoted to God alone, and those who idolize others claiming they bring them closer to God are liars whom God does not guide.1
Believing anyone besides God can intercede to forgive sins or fulfill wishes is wishful thinking and idolatry, the only unforgivable sin if kept until death.1, 2, 3, 4
People in Paradise may wish to save loved ones, but that wish is granted only if it matches God's will, meaning those loved ones deserve Paradise too.1, 2, 3
The myth of intercession is one of Satan's most effective tricks, leading most Christians to rely on Jesus and most Muslims on Muhammad.1, 2, 3