The Quran forbids making distinction among God's messengers, and the distorted Shahaadah gives Muhammad more distinction against his will.1
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
The Quran calls for unity among all believers and forbids distinguishing among messengers; devotion to powerless humans like Jesus, Muhammad, and saints causes division and wars.1, 2
A believer must realize that any human being can be equal to or better than Muhammad, Jesus, or Moses.1, 2, 3, 4
The prophets the Quran names as specially honored by God are Abraham, Moses, Jesus, and David, not Muhammad; Moses was honored by God speaking to him and Jesus by being born a prophet.1, 2, 3, 4
The Quran tells the messenger to say he is no different from other messengers, has no idea what will happen to him or others, and only follows what is revealed to him.1, 2, 3
Calling Muhammad the most honorable messenger breaks the commandment in verse 2:285 not to make any distinction among God's messengers, and a religious scholar who does so is out of God's mercy and unguided.1, 2, 3, 4
A messenger is not different from other messengers, does not know what will happen to him or to others, and only follows what is revealed to him.1, 2, 3
The Quran forbids making distinction among the prophets, so what is required of anyone is to declare that there is no god except God, not to add a prophet to that declaration.1, 2, 3
We must believe in all the messengers without making distinction; a verse mentioning one specific thing does not exclude others.1, 2, 3
Like a message heard on different brands of radio, what matters is the message delivered, not the particular messenger who delivers it.1, 2, 3, 4
Making distinction among messengers, such as adding Muhammad's name to God's, breaks a commandment.1
The Quran calls for unity among all believers and repeatedly prohibits distinguishing among God's messengers; worshiping the same one God brings absolute unity.1, 2
Verse 42:13 explains the hostility: God decreed the same religion for Noah, Abraham, Moses, Jesus and Muhammad, and idol worshipers resent the call to worship God alone.1, 2, 3, 4
The message has been the same from Adam until now.1
Since most people are yet to come, it makes sense that a messenger should come to unite the message, clear out falsehood and innovations, and join the messages of all prophets.1, 2, 3
After the commandment not to make distinction among the messengers, the believers say we hear and we obey, while those who argue about it are insisting on going to hell.1, 2, 3
According to Quran 3:81, after all the prophets deliver their messages, God sends the messenger of the covenant to consolidate and purify them into one unified religion acceptable to God.1, 2, 3
Adding Muhammad to the shahada violates the Quran's most basic commandments: it puts another name beside God and makes distinction among God's messengers, and a Muslim who makes such distinction is not a Muslim.1, 2, 3, 4
Those who truly love Muhammad should obey him, and he told them not to distinguish among messengers and that the shahada is there is no god but God.1, 2
God sent many messengers, including Abraham, Moses, Buddha, Jesus, and Muhammad, and they all delivered the same message of worshiping God alone.1, 2
The Old Testament, the New Testament, and the Quran are all God's word brought by prophets, and we must respect all prophets equally while worshiping only God.1, 2
Jesus was a messenger of God, and his message was to worship God alone, the same message delivered by all the messengers, including Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Moses, and Muhammad.1, 2, 3
It is a fundamental trait of believers that they make no distinction among God's messengers, and this protects them from idolatry.1, 2
Judging which messenger is greater, such as saying Ezra would have delivered the Torah had he preceded Moses, is arrogantly making a decision only God can make.1
Ranking God's messengers is a human tendency that lets the devil inject idolatry, since a superior messenger can easily be raised to the rank of God's partner.1, 2, 3
Proclaiming Muhammad as God's messenger while not doing so for Abraham, Moses, Jesus, and the others violates God's command to make no distinction among His messengers.1
Believers follow the ways of all the prophets from the first to the last and make no distinction among them.1, 2
Submission to God alone has been the way of life since Abraham, carried on by Moses, Jesus, and Muhammad.1
True Islam is inclusive because it recognizes all of God's prophets and messengers from Adam to Muhammad, including Moses and Jesus, and the Quran promises salvation to monotheist Jews, Christians, and others.1, 2
Consistently naming Muhammad as God's messenger while neglecting the other messengers amounts to denying them, and the Quran in 2:285 commands giving no distinction to any messenger.1, 2
Ranking God's messengers lets the devil inject idolatry, leading to the fatal mistake of making a superior messenger God's partner, a judgment none but God can make.1
All of God's messengers, from the first to the last, presented one and the same universal code meant to unite all mankind into one nation and brotherhood.1
Submission has been taught since Abraham by Jesus, Muhammad, and all messengers, and there are Submitters in every faith.1
Jesus was a true messenger who preached the worship of God alone and delivered the same message as all messengers before and after him.1
The same God would not give different communities different rules, because that would be a contradiction and cause confusion, and past messengers all preached the same message.1, 2
Believers make no distinction among God's messengers, so a true Muslim cannot say Muhammad was better than Jesus, and a true Christian cannot say Jesus was better than any other prophet.1, 2
Verse 2:285, which came out of the Prophet's own mouth, commands believers to make no distinction among God's messengers and to hear and obey, and Muslims' excessive love of the Prophet violates it.1, 2, 3, 4
The Quran repeatedly commands us never to distinguish any messenger, yet Muslims idolize Muhammad by commemorating only his name in the call to prayer and calling him leader of all prophets.1, 2, 3
Adam, Noah, Abraham, Moses, Jesus, Muhammad, and all prophets and messengers followed one religion and were Submitters to God alone.1
Believers make no distinction among God's messengers and believe in what was given to all of them.1
God puts the messengers on the same level as righteous believers, so we must not elevate the messengers above them.1, 2, 3
Muhammad is on the same level as other messengers and as his followers who also invite to God.1, 2, 3
No messenger's name, whether Moses, Jesus, or Muhammad, is attached to the shahadah, and believers make no distinction among God's messengers.1, 2, 3
God sent scriptures, prophets, and messengers from time to time to guide us, and the Quran commands us to make no distinction among them.1, 2, 3