@god_logic: Muslim CANNOT Believe There Are DIFFERENT Quran's #christiantiktok #jesuschrist #godlogic #muslimtiktok #islam

Muhd Prestige :

You’re calling this “different Qurans” because of a recognized qirāʾah difference in Q37:12 (“ʿajibtu” vs “ʿajibta”). But these recitations have been documented and transmitted with chains of narration for over 1,000 years in the Qur'an tradition. This isn’t corruption — it’s preservation of multiple authentic recitations. If variant readings equal corruption, then what about: • Different manuscript traditions of the Bible • Entire verses like the longer ending of Mark (Mark 16:9–20) being absent in early manuscripts • The story of the adulterous woman (John 7:53–8:11) missing from early copies Biblical scholars themselves acknowledge textual variants. So if your standard is “variation = false scripture,” then that standard would create a much bigger problem for the Bible than for the Qur’an.

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Agabta & agabtu are both correct and both attributed to the prophet. Different modes of recitation doesn’t mean different Qurans. This is a low tier argument

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meruem8762 :

The Quran is the same in meaning Different copies might have small differences in dialects, spelling, or pronunciation (like different Qira’at, the recitations of the Quran). These differences don’t change the meaning of the words or the message of Islam.

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arabic language remained same as he showed, translations can differ🌹

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