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The Quran condemns people who write scriptures with their own hands and then claim it is from god. This is considered by some Islamic apologists as a reason to trust that the Quran is from god, because if Muhammad was the author of the Quran and he attributed the authorship to god, he would contradict his own teachings that are in his Quran. | The Quran condemns people who write scriptures with their own hands and then claim it is from god. This is considered by some Islamic apologists as a reason to trust that the Quran is from god, because if Muhammad was the author of the Quran and he attributed the authorship to god, he would contradict his own teachings that are in his Quran. | ||
==The Quran== | ==The Quran== | ||