Unveiling Truth Through Knowledge – A Gnostic Muslim Perspective

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As a Gnostic Muslim and research scholar sponsored by the University of Birmingham, Dubai, and Oxford University, I am committed to uncovering theological truths through critical analysis and historical research.

My journey began as a convert to Islam, earning a BA in Islamic Studies from the University of Madinah. However, after years of rigorous study, I have come to the conclusion that Islam, as it exists today, has been corrupted by human hands.

The Qur’an and hadith are not divine but man-made, and the widely accepted narrative of Muhammad as a prophet lacks historical evidence.

Key Evidence:

• The Qur’an’s Third-Person Mentions of Muhammad: The name "Muhammad"—meaning "The Praised One"—appears only four times in the Qur’an, always in the third person. This is highly unusual for a real historical figure, whereas true prophets in religious texts are addressed directly.

• Jesus vs. Muhammad in the Qur’an: Jesus (Isa) is mentioned twenty-one times, far more than Muhammad, and is also referred to as "The Praised One," suggesting textual manipulation.

• Absence of Contemporary Records: There are no historical records from Muhammad’s time that confirm his existence. The earliest biographies and hadith collections only emerge over 150 years later, raising doubts about their authenticity.

• Contradictions in the Qur’an and Hadith: The hadith not only contradict the Qur’an but also contain absurd and irrational claims that expose them as fabrications. The Qur’an itself shows evidence of foreign linguistic influences and later redactions, suggesting multiple human authors over time.

• Gnostic and Jewish-Christian Influences: Many Qur’anic stories have direct parallels in earlier Gnostic Christian and Jewish texts, often with modifications that align with evolving political and theological interests.

Despite these revelations, I continue to use the term Muslim, as it simply means "one who submits."

I submit to the one true God, beyond the distortions of organized religion.

My mission is to challenge long-standing falsehoods, expose religious corruption, and guide seekers of truth toward a deeper, more authentic understanding of faith, rooted in knowledge, not blind belief.