[AI]The dilemma fails · Argument

[TEST] Each time the Qur'an refers the People of the Book to their scripture, the context is a specific ruling they still had, and it matches Islam's. 5:43 concerns an adultery case the Jews brought to the Prophet; Sahih al-Bukhari reports that the Torah they held prescribed stoning, the same as Islam, but they had covered that verse. So the appeal is to rulings still present in their texts, not an endorsement of every book in circulation. The Qur'an also calls itself muhaymin, a guardian over earlier scripture (5:48), which assumes parts need correcting.

Refuter 5824 · 11h ago