Part I, Chapter 1 ( I-1-0-0) 1. 1000 Mistakes In The Quran, Main Page .

Chapter 13-1-0-0 Some relevant Internet addresses.NB: If you find any mistakes anywhere, please inform us. If it is a real mistake, it will becorrected.1. Read first the 2 small chapters "Some Essentials for how the Quran is to be read andunderstood" (VII-10-1-0) and "The Quran is to be understood literally if nothing else isindicated" (VII-10-2-0).2. http://www.1000mistakes.com is blocked by many Muslim authorities. To inform or debatewith persons in such areas, cut and paste what you want from the pages and send it undertitles different from http://www.1000mistakes.com.3. http://www.1000mistakes.com is one of 9 pages which Muslim organisations warnedespecially against in 2008 and 2009 - it could make especially proselytes lose their belief inIslam; correct and "down-to-the-earth" information works. In this connection it is worthnoting that in the "warning" http://www.1000mistakes.com was one of 3 which neither wasaccused of bringing wrong facts, nor of being a hate page.4. Comment 141 (to verse 6/149) in “The Message of the Quran” (see point 5) explains(translated from Swedish) about Allah's claimed omniscience vs. man's claimed free will:“With other words: The real connection between Allah’s knowledge about the future (andconsequently about the unavoidable in what is to happen in the future*) on one side andman’s relatively (!!*) free will on the other – two statements that seems to contradict eachother – lies outside what is possible for humans to understand, but as both statement are madefrom Allah (in the Quran*) both must be true”. Unbelievable. Blind belief is the only correctand intelligent way of life, even in the face of the utterly impossible!!5. And an afterthought: In the book “The Message of the Quran”, certified by Al-Azhar AlSharif Islamic Research Academy in Cairo (one of the 2-3 top universities in the Muslimworld on such subjects) in a letter dated 27. Dec. 1998, it is admitted rather reluctantly thatthere are no proofs for Allah, and that it is not possible to prove him. An additonal point hereis that if there is no proof for Allah and impossible to prove him, automatically there also isno proof for, and impossible to prove Muhammad's claimed connection to a god. And if thereis no Allah and/or no connection between Muhammad and a god, what then is Muhammad? and what than is Islam? - a made up, invalid religion?6. Further: All the mistakes, contradictions, etc. in that book prove 100% that the Quran is notmade by an omniscient god - no god makes such and so many mistakes, etc. If then Islam is amade up religion, what then about all the Muslims who have been prohibited from looking fora real religion (if such one exists)? And where will they in case wake up after living andpractising such an inhuman war religion like Islam is according to the Quran (and to Hadiths),if there is a second life somewhere? - Hell or Paradise?6

7. NB and PS: No matter how sure you are about something, if it is not proved, it is notknowledge, only belief or strong belief, and can be wrong. Only what is proved or possible toprove is knowledge.(As http://www.1000mistakes.com is blocked in many Muslim areas - which shows they areafraid of it and lack arguments (if they had real arguments for http://www.1000mistakes.comis wrong, blocking was unnecessary) - "cut and paste" whatever you want from it and send ifyou want to inform or to debate there. Remember to omit the namehttp://www.1000mistakes.com).PS: If we are blocked centrally - f. ex. by spam (there is too much at times already fromunfriendly sources) we will reopen with new address somewhere else, and announce the newaddress om f. ex. http://www.topix.com/forum/religion/islam. Also if your comments to us donot reach us, any comments posted on a thread with "1000 mistakes" in the title on that forumwill be read by us - it is a big international debate page. We cannot answer on that page,though, as it is not safe enough - we have had death threats (better to kill an opponent, than tocheck if a religion brainwashed into you only on the word of a man who even practised lies (f.ex. "war is deceit") and advocated breaking even your oaths if that gave a better result, is trueor made up - old beliefs are hard to question).Please inform all and everybody and all relevant fora - f. ex. Internet pages for debate orinformation - about the address http://www.1000mistakes.com. It is information that isurgently needed by many, not least by Muslims. No god made a book with so manymistakes and other wrongs - and if the Quran and Islam are made up by humans ordark forces, where are the followers of this inhumanly dark and brutal war religionheading for in a possible next life?PART I, CHAPTER 2 ( I-2-0-0)APPROXIMATE AGE OF THEDIFFERENT SURAHS IN THE QURAN,THE HOLY BOOK OF MUHAMMAD,MUSLIMS, ISLAM, AND ALLAH CROSS REFERENCES.(PART I, CHAPTERS 1 - 14 SOME SPECIAL ASPECTS OF ISLAM AS TOLD IN THE QURAN THE HOLY BOOK OF MUHAMMAD, MUSLIMS, ISLAM, AND ALLAH.)Comments in this book numbered by 3 numbers (included 00 or 0) a few places followed byone small letter clear cases. Comments numbered by 00 or 0 followed by 1, 2 or 3 letters(big or small) likely cases.In the Quran there frequently are verses that “collide” or verses where one is stricter than theother. In those cases one uses the Islamic abrogation rule: The youngest verse normally is theone that counts - the older one is “exchanged for a better (?) one” - even the Quran itself7

mentions this. You meet Muslims protesting that such a rule exists, because that means thatAllah had problems making up his mind or was not wise enough to make the rules goodenough at once and from the start - he had to try and fail. In a way quite correct – it seems thathe was not - - - but no matter how they protest or explain, some verses (some hundreds) areabrogated anyhow. This they try to explain away f. ex. with that Allah did not change therules, just made them stricter - the rules for alcohol are often used as an example. But for onething only in some cases it is possible to explain things away that way, and for another theproblem still stands: Allah had to try and fail to find the best rule – to strengthen a rule also isan abrogation. The problem for readers, are to know which are older than which, as it ismostly not said in the Quran. Abrogation also is deeply integrated in mainstream Islam and inMuslim law. The protests are just based on refusal of facts wishful thinking.Most verses from the Mecca period (610-622 AD) which are mild towards non-Muslims are f.ex. overridden – abrogated - by verses of lawful robbery, hate, rape, blood and killing fromthe Medina period (622-632 AD). When it comes to subjects like war, treatment of nonMuslims, and connections with non-Muslims, not to mention in Muslim law, it therefore isvery essential for us - and for Muslims - to know which verses counts, and which not (or evenless), and which overrides – abrogates - which. Because of this we have found this table. BUTWE STRESS VERY STRONGLY THAT IT SHOULD BE USED WITH THE GREATESTCARE, PARTLY BECAUSE IT IS NOT A CANONIZED ONE, AND PARTLY BECAUSEEVEN ISLAM DOES NOT KNOW THE EXACT AGES OF MOST OF THE SURAHS.There is sure to be at least minor mistakes. More exact lists are said to exist (f. ex. one madeby Th. Noldke), but we have been unable to find any of them yet. If/when we find a betterone, we will adjust this list. But it will make no great difference, as the main and great divideis between before and after the flight from Mecca in 622 AD, and that divide any list hasmainly correct. Until we find one that is better, we will use this one. The result will be at leastroughly correct.The left and the middle of the table list the surahs by approximate age the serial numbers weuse for (approximate) age references. The far right shows which surah has which age andserial number – cross references. Beware that the list to the right - 2 columns - has no directconnection to the rest. It is just placed there because it was convenient.In the chapter about war/jihad and in a few other chapters where we wanted to show thedevellopment of Islam, the surahs are arranged by the serial numbers because they veryapproximately range the surahs according to age. There it may be easier to find the surah youlook for, by first finding the serial number. NB: As the main overview is ranged by age, it alsoautomatically is ranged by serial numbers – see the last column in that overview. To find theserial number of a surah, see the cross reference. The serial numbers at the same time tell(approximately) which surahs that are older and younger than each others.NB and once more: The two last columns is a totally different list, the cross reference - placedthere only for the sake of convenience.The surahs and serial numbers reckoned in chronological order by approximate age: Crossreferences:Surahno.Made year(approxim.)Exceptions verseComments8Serialno.Surahno.Serialno.

096610001610-614068611-614073V.6-19 laterNo.1 (July/Aug 610)001001002002002088Likely no 3.003003092611-614Likely no y no 6.006006063081611-615Likely no 7.007007062087611-615Likely no 8.008008090092611-615Likely no 9.009009105089611-615Likely no 10.010010066093611-615After 89011011067094611-615Just after 93012012068103611-615Shortly after -615Shortly after 97021021070085611-615Shortly after 91022022047095612-615Shortly after 85023023073Shortly after 1079

101612-615After 95024024098053612-615Shortly after st after 5003103103836614-615Just before 25032032074025614-615Same time as 19033033095035614-615Between 25 and 19034034058019614-615Just after 19035035034020614-615Late 614/early 6044044052037615-617045045053039615-617046046056V. 13-18 (later ?)Just after 053?Between 104 and 50Shortly after 26Medium Mecca10

022616 app04039 49 622, some624Medium Mecca047047078616-618Group of 7 (40-46)048048100041616-618Just after 40049049106042616-618Group of 7 (40-46)050050030043616-619Group of 7 (40-46)051051059044616-619Group of 7 (40-46)052052075045616-620Group of 7 (40-46)053053025067618-619054054027069618-619Just after 67055055110046620Group of 7 (40-46)056056041072620About time of 46057057103034620?Shortly before 17058058099051620?059059091078620-622Late Mecca060060102079620-622Just after 78061061093007621Before 6062062089006621Except two or threeverses063063094028621V.85 in 622?Just before 17064064111017621 or laterAft. 28, bef.11,12,13065065097010621Between 17 and 11066066101011621067067054012621068068003V.12, 17, 114 later?Shortly after 1111

015621Just after 12069069055021621-?Late Mecca070070039071621-622071071071014621-622Just after 71072072057023621-622Last Mecca?073073004032621-622Just after 23, Mecca074074015052621-622Just after 32?075075016029621-624?Late Mecca or earlyMed.076076112018622Just before 16077077029016622Mecca (same time as07872)078060082?Mecca079079061100?After 103 sometime080080005105?081081007106?V.105?106 one?082082079113?Early Mecca?083083086114?Early Mecca?084084085084622Just after 82085085022083622V.1-4 MedinaPerhaps last Mecca086086028047622V. 13 Mecca1. Partly in Medina?087087008002622-624V.275-281 in 6321.Full in Medina088088040062622-625Early Medina089089010008624090090031Many unclearSome v. later12

059624-625091091021003625No. 2 in Medina?092092009061625-626Late 625 or early 626 093093011063625-626Late 625 or early 626 094094012033625-629Many diff. years(627?)Medina095095023004626V.58 later, (some te 627 or early 628 098098113058627-628Likely early 628099099114048628Late 049631106106082005632One of latest107107018110632The last surah108108104013?(Much?) after 17109109019055?Just after 13110110108064?111111006076?112112020Likely early 630Age unclearSome v. earlier13

098?113113083099?114114084A reminder: Using this table one should be very careful not to make too strict conclusionsfrom years close together, as the years often are not exact, and as there may be other mistakes- Islam sometimes have to guess the age from wage points. But for years wider apart, it ismore reliable as to which is oldest and which is youngest. And mostly Islam is able to decidebetween the Mecca and the Medina periods.POST SCRIMTUM FOR THE TABEL.As for seeing tendencies in the development of Islam – and in Muhammad - this table is morethan sufficient. F. ex. you will see that Muhammad - or Allah - grows stricter and morespiteful and Islam more inhuman and bloody from 622 AD, as the years rolls by and he gainsmore power (the fact that he was not accepted by the Jews, may also have counted aftercoming to Medina - the rejection itself or the lost hope for more power as a leader also forthem).Less tolerance of “infidels”, more “no friends with ‘infidels‘”, more hate and suppressionagainst “infidels”, more slaves and rape, more warlike against “infidels” - may be also strictertowards his followers. Why should Allah change that much over - for a god - no time? But ahuman can change like that in 23 years and even in much shorter time - power leaves itstraces, and so do greed and lust for power. “Power corrupts, absolute power corruptsabsolutely”. Muhammad and Islam changed fast and much after the flight to Medina in 622AD, and Muhammad’s start as a thief/robber/extorter/rapist/murderer and later warlord.Because it is difficult to see which verses are oldest and youngest reading the Quran inordinary succession of the surahs, we use the numbers above, and place them according toage, the oldest first, in the chapters about “tolerance”, “Muslims better“, “No friends”, “Hateagainst and treatment of ‘infidels’”, and “War/holy war/jihad”. Then also you can see thedevelopment and degradation of Muhammad and his religion.We also have been told (but yet not checked) that he was not brazen enough to really use thetitle “prophet” until late in life, as he really was not a prophet. (He never pretended or evenclaimed to have the gift of being able to make prophesies – the minimum requiremet for beinga prophet. That only was an imposing and impressive title he “borrowed”. Also see chapterI/7).NB: If you find any mistakes anywhere, please inform us. If it is a real mistake, it will becorrected.14

PART I, CHAPTER 3 ( I-3-0-0)SOME SERIOUS QUESTIONS ANDCOMMENTS ABOUT THE QURAN,MUHAMMAD, MUSLIMS, ISLAM, ANDALLAH(PART I, CHAPTERS 1 - 14 SOME SPECIAL ASPECTS OF ISLAM AS TOLD IN THE QURAN THE HOLY BOOK OF MUHAMMAD, MUSLIMS, ISLAM, AND ALLAH.)Comments in this book numbered by 3 numbers (included 00 or 0) a few places followed byone small letter clear cases. Comments numbered by 00 or 0 followed by 1, 2 or 3 letters(big or small) likely cases.1. The Quran many places tells that Allahdecides everything - absolutely everything (f.ex. the time of your death is decided evenbefore you are born – when the foetus is 4months old actually). But the Quran also tellsthat man has a free will. These two are notpossible to combine. (Muslim thinkers havenot been able to explain this through 1400years (the same goes for the next 3 questions,whereas question no. 5 is not discussed inIslam - there may be death penalty or at leastextrication for it)). F. ex. “The Message of theQuran” - a book certified by the al-AhzarMuslim university in Cairo, one of the topMuslim universities and a book of highesteem in Muslim propaganda - says: “Wecan not explain it, but it has to be true,because it is said by Allah (in the Quran*)”.A total capitulation and a very impressivestatement, especially when you know theQuran is full of mistaken facts and logicallyinvalid statements, “signs” and “proofs”. Seef. ex. the chapter about predestination andfree will. Has man really free will? Or doesAllah really decide everything? Both togetherare impossible in spite of what the Quran andIslam claims – as normal from Islam onlyunproven claims.2. The Quran states that Allah is omniscient andknows everything also concerning the future.15

3.4.5.6.But the Quran also states that man has freewill. These two statements are not possible tocombine as mentioned above, because if manhas free will, his actions will change thefuture - and it will not be possible to foreseethese changes if man’s will really is free, thiseven if the will only is free to a minisculedegree. Is Allah really omniscient? – man canalways change his mind once more if he hasfree will, and what then about what Allahthought he knew? See the chapter aboutpredestination and free will.The Quran states that Allah is omniscient andomnipotent. But it also states that Allah sendsaccidents and catastrophes and demandsfighting and war – all this to test you. Howdoes Islam combine these two statements? - ifAllah is omniscient, he knows everything andtesting is for no reason, and much of thetesting totally destroys his image as a goodgod.The Quran many places states that Allahblocks the way - or the way back - to Islamfor some people, especially for “bad” persons.Allah’s “blocking” then makes them notregret and repent, which at least a few wouldhave done under “normal” circumstances. Allthe same he sends these persons to Hellwithout giving them this chance to repent.How can he then be called a good god?Islam and Hadiths tell that Allah decides 5months before you are born whether you areto end in Paradise or Hell. How can a persondoomed to Hell before he is even born beblamed for the bad things he is forced to do,and how can he think of Allah as a benevolentgod?If the Quran is manmade - like all themistaken facts and contradictions and f. ex.invalid “proofs” may indicate - and if theresomewhere exists a real god, Islam blocks allMuslims under threat of death penalty manyplaces, from searching for this possibly realgod. Is this a good fate in case?Then there is the question of what values a society is built on. These values can roughly besplit in 3:1. Positive values - like honesty, caring forothers, etc.16

2. Empty values - things, acts or thoughtspeople believe are valuable because theyare told so, but that really has no value. F.ex. to keep the beard at the same length asMuhammad's.3. Negative or false values - what traditionetc. tell is price-worthy, but that in realityare bad. Like suppressing/mistreating orkilling fellow human beings because theyare not Muslims, or raping slave childrenor women - they after all are human beingswho normally detests being raped.a.Islam has some positive values - like be honest (except when defending or forwarding Islam,cheating women, secure your money, etc., when you use al-Taqiyya – the lawful lie – ifnecessary), deal fairly, take care of orphans, etc.b.Islam has a lot of empty values - like meaningless formalities, aping Muhammad also inmeaningless details, etc.c.And Islam has a big lot of negative/false values - like stealing/robbing, raping, enslaving,suppressing others, murder, hate and war. And the very worst: The glorifying of blindbelief and the suppression of all knowledge not related to Islam (called "foreignknowledge" - and thus negative).NB, NB, NB:1. Read first the 2 small chapters "Some Essentials for how the Quran is to be read andunderstood" (VII-10-1) and "The Quran is to be understood literally if nothing else isindicated" (VII-10-2).2. http://www.1000mi

Chapter 3-4-0-0 Mistakes about the history of Jesus in the Quran. Part IV: SOME OF THE DEMANDS FOR JIHAD - HOLY WAR - IN THE QURAN AND ISLAM: Chapter 4-1-0-0 Incitements for war in the Quran. Chapter 4-2-0-0 War and Jihad - Holy War (or mostly Unholy War for booty and riches, power and spreading Islam by different compulsions) - in the Quran and