Banu Umayyah
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That's fine with me. As long as you don't pretend to have proof.Anything showing the fallacies of the founder of Islam can be speculation only, since all the sources of events from that time are from Islamic sources, which have been heavily censored to show the founder of Islam in good light and cover-up all the falsehoods.
What I was trying to highlight was that the founder of Islam had other access to jewish/christian scriptures other than the divine angle. Islamists claim that the only access was through divine revelation, since the founder of Islam was illiterate and could not read the Jewish/Christian scriptures.
I don't base my religion on speculation, the Qur'an it self says"And if you are in doubt about what We have sent down upon Our Servant [Muhammad], then produce a surah the like thereof and call upon your witnesses other than Allah , if you should be truthful"
1400 years and not a single Arab Christian or orientalist has risen to the challenge. why?
Its divine. Even the Arab pagan tribes(who glorified them self with eloquence and poetry) when they heard it all they can say it was "magic"(17:13).
You are welcomed to ask any of your islamophobic authors to give it a try.