Dr. Rashad Khalifa
Intercession is a myth and a trick of Satan; believing that Muhammad will intercede for anyone is idolizing him against his will.1, 2, 3
Satan wanted to be a god beside God, so God created Adam to expose him and created us to show we can worship Him alone without partners.1
Seeking religious instructions from Muhammad or any source besides God supports Satan's claim that God needs a partner.1
The word Khalifa in 2:30 refers to a non-human Khalifa, namely Satan, while its occurrence in 38:26 refers to a human Khalifa.1
An independent jinn soul, a descendant of Satan, is assigned to every human to argue Satan's view, stays from birth to death, and serves as the main witness on the Day of Judgment.1, 2, 3
Billions of years ago Satan, a high-ranking creature, thought his God-given powers made him fit to be a god besides God, but only God has the qualifications and ability to be a god.1, 2
Satan and his representatives promote idolizing powerless creatures such as Muhammad, Jesus, Mary, and the saints, and because of our polytheistic tendencies most of us are easy prey.1
The command for angels to fall prostrate before Adam is allegorical, meaning the angels serve humans on earth by guarding them and driving wind, rain, and provisions, which Satan refused to do.1, 2
The previous scripture describes Lucifer wanting to be like the Most High, and Jesus rejecting Satan's offer because God alone is to be worshiped.1, 2
The souls of humans and jinns were kept in a depository, and God made bodies for them, the first jinn body from fire for Satan and the first human body from clay.1, 2
To test Satan's claim, God created seven universes and appointed Satan as a temporary god on the tiny Earth, and the Quran's account of this confirms the previous scripture.1, 2
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
Abraham showed exemplary submission by being willing to sacrifice his only son Ismail when he thought God commanded it, but the command actually came from Satan.1
God intervened to save Abraham and Ismail from Satan's plot, telling Abraham that he believed the dream, which was a dream inspired by Satan.1
After our original sin, God gave us a chance to denounce our crime and accept His absolute authority, but we chose to see a demonstration of Satan's competence as a god.1
Hajj continues with a day at Arafat, a night at Muzdalifah, days at Mina with an animal sacrifice to feed the poor, stoning that symbolizes rejecting Satan's polytheism, and a farewell circling of the Ka'bah.1, 2, 3
Seeking religious guidance from anything besides the Quran, however right it seems, falls into Satan's trap and amounts to rejecting God's word and setting up another god besides God.1, 2
Satan believed his God-given powers qualified him to function as an independent god.1
The misery, disease, accidents, and war in Satan's dominion show that Satan is incompetent.1
The Quran states that Satan was an angel because of the immense powers and rank given to him, which is why he is addressed as an angel before his fall.1
Angels shaped the first human body on earth by God's instructions, God assigned Adam to it, and Satan alone refused to fall prostrate when told angels would serve humans.1, 2
Billions of years ago Satan, a high ranking creature, imagined he could run a dominion as a god besides God, an idea born of ego, which is arrogance augmented by ignorance.1, 2
Each person's jinn companion pushes Satan's view that God alone is not enough, testifies against the person on the Day of Judgment, though many jinn companions are converted by their humans.1
Eve was cloned from Adam with feminine features; their souls lived in Heaven while their bodies stayed on earth, until listening to Satan placed them in Satan's dominion.1, 2
God created seven universes, and Satan's dominion is the tiny Earth in the smallest, innermost universe, which cannot stand God's physical presence.1, 2
Jinns are the half of the rebels who leaned closer to Satan with the biggest egos; they are Satan's descendants, and one jinn accompanies each human from birth to death.1, 2, 3
Satan rules his small kingdom far from God's physical presence, yet with God's full knowledge and control.1
Less than seven percent of all humans have lived so far, so the proven message will reach the vast majority still to come, and Satan is destined to be defeated.1, 2, 3, 4
The Quran makes clear that when Adam and his wife ate from the tree, their bodies became visible to them.1
The claim that this verse means no one may physically touch the Quran without meeting certain requirements is a clever satanic distortion meant to keep people from studying God's message.1, 2, 3
There were degrees of conviction at the time of Satan's blasphemy, from jinns who completely agreed with Satan, to most humans who were wishy washy, to some who were swept with the crowd.1, 2, 3
Because God calls the hypocrites liars even when they say something true, believers must reject all hadith attributed to the Prophet, even true ones, which are Satan's bait.1, 2, 3
The majority of Jews, Christians, and Muslims have been tricked by Satan.1
Within 19 years of the Prophet's death, people corrupted the religion and began to idolize Muhammad against his will, as Christians did with Jesus, falling into Satan's trap.1, 2, 3
Idolizing the prophets is worse than disrespecting them; Satan led the Jews to kill prophets, then the Christians to idolize Jesus, and the Muslims to do the same in a concealed way.1, 2, 3, 4
Life exists only on Earth because Earth was created as Satan's dominion, where humans are temporarily placed to repent for their initial transgression and develop their souls.1, 2
The jinn companion is Satan's representative in your body, continually urging you to skip the five prayers, avoid Ramadan fasting, and do bad things.1, 2, 3, 4
When Moses came, Satan led the Children of Israel to disrespect the prophets and messengers, and they still show no respect for Moses.1, 2
With the Christians Satan took the opposite approach, leading them to idolize their prophet and worship him like a god.1