Verse 29:48 refers to the Prophet's inexperience with previous scriptures and has nothing to do with illiteracy.1
The Basmalah has 19 Arabic letters, 19 is the common denominator of the Quran and previous scriptures, and every word of the Basmalah occurs in the Quran a multiple of 19 times.1
Since the Torah, scripture's law for crime has been equivalence, so the one who commits a crime must repay the victim in kind unless the victim gives it up as a charity.1, 2, 3
All three testaments foretell a Messenger of the Covenant, sent after the prophets, to purify the scriptures, consolidate their message, and present the unified religion of Submission.1, 2, 3
God sent the same message through many messengers and prophets, and all scripture has been sent by God.1, 2
The Bible should be viewed only in light of the Quran, not the reverse, yet scholars tried to explain the Quran using the Bible.1
The teaching that God ordered Abraham to slaughter his son comes from the Bible through Jewish influence on early Muslim scholars and entered the Hadith books written 200 years after the prophet died.1, 2
As God's words passed from person to person over centuries, many alterations were made, some accidental but many deliberate by religious leaders seeking fame and fortune.1
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
Submission is the religion God chose for mankind from time immemorial, recorded progressively in scriptures including the Torah and Gospel, and completed and perfected in the Quran, God's final scripture.1, 2
Church leaders opposed translating the Bible because they feared losing control over the people if ordinary people could read the Gospels themselves.1
Pig meat is prohibited because it is contaminated, with dangerous parasites found in the meat and not the fat, and the prohibition also appears in previous scriptures.1, 2
The Gospels contain no reference to the celibacy of priests, the trinity, or the intercession of a father confessor.1
The Quran confirms and supersedes all previous scriptures and contains everything people need, from laws to worship practices.1, 2
Both the Quran and the earlier scriptures teach that there is only one God, Lord of the heavens and the earth, who alone deserves wholehearted worship.1, 2, 3
The Quran is not fabricated hadith; it comes only from God, confirms all previous scriptures, and provides the details of everything.1, 2
All scriptures teach that we must exalt only our Creator, and God shares His glory and praise with no one.1, 2, 3
Jesus taught that none is good but God, so if he did not call himself good, we should not exalt or glorify any human being.1, 2, 3
Fasting during Ramadan is a gift from God, decreed for believers as it was for those before them, so that they may attain salvation.1, 2
Fasting is decreed for believers, as it was decreed for those before them, so that they may attain salvation.1, 2
The New Testament teaches that charity, prayer, and fasting should be done in secret for God, not to be seen by others.1, 2
The Old Testament teaches that true fasting means freeing the oppressed, breaking injustice, sharing food with the hungry, and sheltering the poor.1, 2
Fasting is decreed for believers, as it was decreed for those before them, so that they may attain salvation.1, 2
Fasting is decreed for believers as it was for those before them, so that they may attain salvation, and knowing it is God's command is reason enough without asking why.1, 2
The Biblical claim that God regretted creating humans is blasphemous, since God is never unaware, never mistaken, and never troubled by a mistake.1
The Quran gives the most accurate, purified versions of the stories found in previous scriptures, free of the human distortion and exaggeration added by storytellers.1, 2, 3
Jewish writers about 900 years ago observed that God's name, the word Elohim, and other elements appear in sets of nineteen in their scripture and prayers, and that these sets are intricately intertwined.1, 2
Rabbi Judah and the Ashkenazi Hasidic school taught that nothing in the Bible is accidental, including letters, word counts, and the number of divine names.1
The discovery of the Quran's extensive 19-based code has unveiled the great mystery noticed in earlier scripture.1
The Jewish pietist school held that no change, not even one letter, may be made in the text of the prayers, because any change destroys the numerical harmony inherent in the text.1, 2
The same numerical code based on 19 found in the Quran has also been found in previous scripture, so the divine miracle began thousands of years before the Quran was revealed.1, 2
The secret of the numerical code in the scriptures was meant to remain a mystery until God completed His messages by revealing the Quran.1
The first commandment of the Old Testament requires people to worship God alone and not set up other gods beside Him.1, 2
The Old Testament states that the prophets and messengers who came before Jesus worshipped and prayed to God alone.1
The Quran says it could not have been authored by anyone other than God, confirms previous messages, is fully detailed and infallible, and challenges doubters to produce one sura like it.1, 2
Devoting one's life and worship to God alone is the First Commandment in all the scriptures, including the Old, New, and Final Testaments.1
Every religious scripture condemns terrorism, and every righteous person of any religion condemns it regardless of the terrorist's race, country, or religion.1
Killing one innocent person is as if killing all people, and sparing one life is as if sparing all, a law given to the Children of Israel and repeated for Muslims.1, 2
The rich should not be haughty or trust in uncertain riches but trust God, do good, and be ready to give and share.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
The basic theme of all scriptures, the Old Testament, the New Testament, and the Quran, is that there is only one God and we must worship Him alone.1, 2, 3, 4
Believers should guard their tongues, turn from evil, do good, and pursue peace, because God hears the righteous and delivers them from their troubles.1, 2, 3
The Bible has been tampered with, yet some of its stories still hold good lessons.1
The Quran is the Final Testament, fully detailed and complete, and God alone is the source of law.1, 2, 3
One reader writes that Christian writings were distorted two thousand years ago by Paul and the early church fathers.1
Jesus's teaching to stop worrying about tomorrow and seek God first matches the advice the Quran gives.1, 2
Like the Old and New Testaments, the Quran's first commandment is to worship God alone.1
By discarding the words of God in Scripture, most Jews, Christians, and Muslims have become those who lost the contact prayers.1
Rather than changing worship with the mood of the time or a leader's charisma, believers should follow the example of Scripture, which is common ground for all groups.1