TalkIslam Rebuttal: Everything to Do with Muhammad | Louder With Crowder

A thorough rebuttal and smackdown to TalkIslam's "Nothing To Do With My Prophet" Muhammad propaganda video.

I Believe in Muhammad: David Wood

Muslims are quick to point out that they believe in Jesus. However, they only claim to believe in Jesus because Muhammad rewrote the history of Jesus to portray him as a Muslim. What happens when we rewrite the history of Muhammad to portray him as a Christian? Let's find out as David Wood declares, "I believe in Muhammad."

Who Was Muhammad?: The Christian and Muslim Perspectives | David Wood vs Ali Ataie

Who was Muhammad? Muslims believe that he was God's greatest messenger. Christians believe that he was a false prophet. But can the evidence help us decide which view is correct? In this fast-paced, no-holds-barred debate at UC Davis, Christian apologist David Wood and Muslim apologist Ali Ataie bring forth their evidence to show that their respective views of Muhammad are correct. Topics include: Muhammad's character, Muhammad's spiritual reliability, biblical prophecies of Muhaamad, scientific evidence for the Qur'an, and much, much more!

Brigitte Gabriel: The Truth About Islam, the Qur'an, Muhammad & Allah. The World Caliphate Is Coming

Ex-Muslim, Wafa Sultan, Says Muhammad Was Psychologically Disturbed

Ex-Muslims Laughing At Muhammad’s "Miracles"

Prophet Muhammad - Rational Analysis by Ex-Muslim

Would Ben Affleck Play Mohammed? Ayaan Hirsi Ali Wants to Know

Muslim Man In Denial About Muhammad!

Tom Holland on Prophet Muhammad - The Christopher Hitchens Lecture at the Hay Festival

Christopher Hitchens on Islam and Muhammad

Pastor: Muhammad Was A Bloodthirsty Warlord

Karen Armstrong: Muhammad: A Prophet for Our Time

Karen Armstrong talked about her book Muhammad: A Prophet for Our Time, published by Harper Collins in the Eminent Lives series. She described Muhammad, the prophet and founder of Islam, as a respectful man.

My comment:

This woman is obviously very erudite; but she is very naïve and is obviously living in cloud-cuckoo-land. In fact, she is living in a parallel universe. – © Mark

BBC Two: The Life of Muhammad

The Life of Muhammad is a 2011 British three-part documentary miniseries examining the life of the Islamic Prophet Muhammad and the origins of Islam. The documentary was directed by Faris Kermani, written by Ziauddin Sardar, and presented by Rageh Omaar.

‪‘Oldest' Koran Discovery: Predates Prophet Mohammed?‬

Claims that newly-discovered fragments of an early Koran predate the Prophet Mohammed and destabilize the idea that he revealed the contents have been questioned by an expert on the research team involved.

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Saudi Arabia Furious over Iran 'Mohammed' Movie

Saudi Arabia's King Salman

ARUTZ SHEVA: Sunni world up in arms after Shia Iran allows film which depicts the founder of Islam's childhood; calls for boycott.

Saudi Arabia's top cleric hit out at Iranian film "Mohammad" on Wednesday describing its portrayal of the founder of Islam's childhood as a "hostile act" and a "distortion" of Islam.

Iran's most expensive movie, which opened nationwide in the Shiite Islamic republic last week, depicts the Muslim prophet on screen, an act that is prohibited in Sunni Islam.

"This is an obscene work... It is a distortion of Islam," Saudi Arabia's Grand Mufti Abdulaziz al-Sheikh told Al-Hayat newspaper. "It is a hostile act against Islam.

"This is a mockery of the prophet and a degradation of his status," he said. » | Arutz Sheva Staff | AFP contributed to this report | Wednesday, September 2, 2015

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Shocking Koran Discovery: Fragments of Religious Text 'May Be OLDER Than Prophet Muhammad'

Fragments of what is believed to be the oldest Koran in the
world were found last month

EXPRESS: THE roots of Islam could be shaken at the core after scholars suggested that fragments of an old Koran may PREDATE the Prophet Muhammad.

Pages of what is believed to be the oldest Koran in the world were discovered in Birmingham last month, sparking intense interest among academics and believers across the globe.

They were then carbon-dated by experts at the University of Oxford, who predicted that it was more than 1,350 years old.

But now several historians have suggested that the parchment appears to be so old, that it could have even existed BEFORE the Prophet Muhammad.

If the timings are correct, the Koran found in Birmingham was made between 568AD and 645AD, while the dates usually given for the life of Muhammad are between 570AD and 632AD.

Historian Tom Holland, told the Times: "It destabilises, to put it mildly, the idea that we can know anything with certainty about how the Koran emerged - and that in turn has implications for the history of Muhammad and the Companions."

Keith Small, from the University of Oxford's Bodleian Library, added: "This gives more ground to what have been peripheral views of the Koran's genesis, like that Muhammad and his early followers used a text that was already in existence and shaped it to fit their own political and theological agenda, rather than Muhammad receiving a revelation from heaven."

He went to suggest that if the dates are correct, "then the Koran, or at least portions of it, predates Muhammad". » | Levi Winchester | Monday, August 31, 2015

Can Iranian Movie 'Muhammad' Alter Islam's Violent Image?

Filmmaker Majidi: 'I decided to make this film to fight
against the new wave of Islamophobia in the West'

DEUTSCHE WELLE: An Iranian biopic of Prophet Muhammad aims to project a positive image of Islam and provide a counter-narrative to the religion's extremist interpretations. But can the movie succeed in dispelling the dominant discourse?

"The more movies that are made about the prophet's life, the better," said Majid Majidi, the director of the high-budget biopic "Muhammad: Messenger of God" at Montreal's world film festival on Friday, August 28. The first part of the planned trilogy, which opened to packed cinema houses in Iran on August 27, captures the time before the birth of the prophet more than 1,400 years ago, and his childhood.

The acclaimed Iranian director, famous for his film "Children of Heaven," has taken pains to show the "rightful image of Islam." The 171-minute movie, which premiered both in Iran and internationally last week, cost the Oscar-nominated director $40 million (36 million euros) and seven years of hard work. But will he be able to alter the tainted image of Islam and its prophet through his movie? » | Shamil Shams | Monday, August 31, 2015

Problems with Jay Smith (Christian Critic of Islam)

Historical Discrepancy of Quran in Geography and Times - Jay Smith »

Klingschor: Problems with Jay Smith (A Christian Critic of Islām) »

Historical Discrepancy of Quran in Geography and Times - Jay Smith

Jay Smith has been researching for many years about Islam. He found that there is some fundamental issues in terms of reliability of Quran and geographical different direction early period of Islam.