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Islam places one incomparable God at the centre of its account of reality and worship.
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How can I know whether Islam is true?
Begin by identifying what Islam claims, then examine the evidence and the strongest objections.
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Shared spelling patterns in early Qur’anic manuscripts support a common written ancestor for the Uthmanic text. That is evidence about transmission; divine origin requires a further argument.
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The case for Muhammad’s prophethood needs to explain why his message should be accepted as revelation.
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The central comparison is whether revelation explains the Qur’an’s message and Muhammad’s mission better than the strongest alternatives.
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Identify the issue that most affects your judgment: God’s existence, the Qur’an’s origin, Muhammad’s prophethood, or a specific objection.
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