Any muslims here also stopped believing in God?

After studying Islam, it just seems like a version of Christianity and Judaism (though I don't find either of those better, atleast both Moses and Jesus could perform miracles), where as Islam was written by a man in a cave, what was Muhammeds miracles? In my honest opinion all Islam seems like to me is Arab imprelism, arab clothing, arab names, arab way of life is the way Islam is founded on, many people want to show themselves as real muslim so therefore turn to the Arab lifestyle, it is interchanged, I don't believe in Allah anymore either, I've come to the conclusion to be a good person with morals you just need to be born and bred with them, many of my friends were muslim who turned ex muslim, at first I tried to keep my distance from them but in the end they turned out to be better peolpe then my muslim friends.

Don't confuse religion with culture. Christianity and Judaism are inconsistent in their beliefs whilst Islam recognises a singular God. As for the miracles of Muhammad (pbuh), not only did he split the moon, he also performed many other miracles - ( http://www.discoveringislam.org/mohammad_miracles.htm ). The Qur'an is the only book that hasn't been changed at all - it was revealed in arabic and it is still read in arabic, there have been no changes. Yes to be a good person you need to be born and bred with them but what of the afterlife? This life is just a test

that is false as there are many different version with slightly different wording in existence today.

Islam is just as inconsistent and there isn't a shred of evidence that the Quran hasn't changed. In fact, that is false as there are many different version with slightly different wording in existence today. Unless you have the original copy of the Quran to compare to the modern version then this claim has no basis.

Secondly, even if it were true, how on earth does this prove it's true? Shakespeare's plays haven't changed, doesn't mean they were authored by God.

Life isn't a test, that makes no sense in the context of an all-knowing being. And she has left Islam so trying to convince her by talking about stuff she no longer believes in is futile.

Can you prove that? There is only one Quran followed by Muslims around the world...

Believe what you want but the Qur'an is the word of God. The Qur'an also contains many scientific knowledge that was recorded 1400 years, many of which scientists have only discovered recently.

I was just answering her questions, it is up to her what she chooses to believe

I said slightly different wording which I can prove. And again, this is not proof whatsoever of divinity so I fail to see the point you're trying to make with this anyway.

Each example makes it less likely that the universe was created at random and more likely that it was designed by a Creator that takes an interest in humanity. Once all of this evidence is taken into account, the argument from design concludes, there can be no question as to whether the universe just happens to be fit for life or whether it was deliberately created that way; the universe clearly exhibits the marks of intelligent design.

Believe what you want but the Qur'an is the word of God. The Qur'an also contains many scientific knowledge that was recorded 1400 years, many of which scientists have only discovered recently.

I was just answering her questions, it is up to her what she chooses to believe

The Quran isn't the word of God and it contains no science whatsoever that was recently discovered. You also spout this same nonsense but there is no evidence for it. The Quran is full of scientific errors.

Yes it is. Who gave you the right to say it isn't (?)

False. Maybe you should research more bc clearly you aren't educated enough about the Qur'aan.

From one Muslim to another, I would be cautious about using the scientific miracle narrative to prove a point. The Quran is not mean to be a book of science, it's meant to be a book of signs... That said, the Quran does not contradict science apart from miracles being the exception

No it isn't, there is no evidence whatsoever for it. Err, this is a public forum and we're in the UK where free speech is allowed.



False yet again.

I still want you to prove it (since you made the claim).

Allah said He would preserve the Quran, so it bolsters our faith but means nothing to you...

Research the scientific miracles in the Qur'an before you dismiss it without doing any research.

I have doubted it before. But I've decided I believe in God, but I just don't feel any spiritual connection with Islam right now. I've been looking other religions (Sikhism is one that interests me the most and feels good).

My issue is mainly the amount of restriction, you get Muslims saying you can't do this or that, and expect you to ditch your culture and heritage to live like an Arab, when they don't even respect you.