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Fabricated Bible Blames Prophets including Jesus as Sinners Whereas Pure Quran Honours them as righteous role models

The Bible records many prophets committing acts which Bible and Christianity considers as sins, such as:

Adam – disobeyed God’s command by eating the forbidden fruit (Genesis 3).

Noah – became drunk and lay uncovered in his tent (Genesis 9:20–21).

Lot – became intoxicated and had incestuous relations with his daughters (Genesis 19:30–38).

Abraham – said Sarah was his sister out of fear (Genesis 12:10–20; 20:1–18).

Isaac – also claimed Rebekah was his sister (Genesis 26:6–11).

Jacob – deceived his father Isaac to obtain Esau’s blessing (Genesis 27).

Moses – killed an Egyptian before his prophethood (Exodus 2:11–12) and later struck the rock instead of speaking to it as commanded (Numbers 20:7–12).

Aaron – made the golden calf for the Israelites (Exodus 32:1–35).

Miriam – spoke against Moses and became proud (Numbers 12:1–15).

Joshua – failed to seek God’s guidance before making a treaty with the Gibeonites (Joshua 9).

Elijah – fled in fear and became discouraged (1 Kings 19:1–18).

Elisha – cursed mocking youths, after which bears killed forty-two of them (2 Kings 2:23–24).

Jonah – fled from God’s command (Jonah 1–4).

Isaiah – confessed, “I am a man of unclean lips” (Isaiah 6:5–7).

Habakkuk – questioned God’s justice and decisions (Habakkuk 1:2–4).

Jeremiah – cursed the day of his birth (Jeremiah 20:14–18).

Samuel – some question whether he failed to restrain his sons (1 Samuel 8:1–5).

David – committed adultery with Bathsheba and arranged the death of Uriah (2 Samuel 11–12).

Solomon – turned to idolatry under the influence of his wives (1 Kings 11:1–13).

Peter – denied Jesus three times (Matthew 26:69–75; Mark 14:66–72; Luke 22:54–62; John 18:15–27).

The New Testament also states:

“For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.”

(Romans 3:23)

(1) Jesus was a child-killer (NIV, Rev. 2:23)

(2) Jesus was a racist (Mk 7:27)

(3) Jesus taught his followers to hate! (Luke 14:26) and Jesus never used the word "family." He never married or fathered children. To his own mother, he said, "Woman, what have I to do with thee? (John 2:4)"

(4) Jesus murdered his enemies (Lk. 19:27)

(5) Jesus ordered the killing of apostates (John. 15:50-7)

(6) Jesus deliberately taught in parables so nobody can understand him (John. 16:25)

(7) Jesus used offensive nicknames (Matt. 23:17, Lk 11:40)

( Jesus was a repentant sinner (Matt. 3:13, Mk 1:4)

(9) Jesus ignored a Gentile woman (Matt. 15:23-25)

(10) Jesus upheld the Law (Matt. 5:17-20, 23:23), so why did he break the Sabbath?

(11) Jesus was defeated by the woman's wisdom & Calling gentiles Dogs (From the NIV Bible, Matthew 15:22-28)"

12) Jesus ordered to beat the slaves and not to free slaves nor came to stop the brutal slavery (Luke 12:47-48)"

The Qur’an Honors Every Prophet

Islam rejects the idea that God’s chosen messengers committed sins or lived immoral lives.

Allah says:

“Those are the ones whom Allah has guided, so follow their guidance.”

(Qur’an 6:90)

It would not be fitting for God to command humanity to follow individuals who were guilty of adultery, idolatry, drunkenness, deceit, or other grave sins.

The Qur’an repeatedly praises the prophets with titles such as:

Truthful

Righteous

Pure

Patient

Obedient

Guided

Chosen

Excellent examples

Examples from the Qur’an

Adam (AS)

Adam ate fruit unintentionally disobeying God, repented immediately, and Allah forgave him.

Nuh (Noah) (AS)

A patient prophet who preached for many years without compromising his faith.

Ibrahim (Abraham) (AS)

Described as a sincere servant and close friend of Allah who submitted completely to Him.

Yusuf (Joseph) (AS)

Remained chaste despite severe temptation and chose prison over sin.

Musa (Moses) (AS)

A courageous prophet who spoke directly with Allah and led the Children of Israel.

Dawud (David) (AS)

A righteous prophet and king who judged with justice.

Sulayman (Solomon) (AS)

A grateful servant whom Allah blessed with wisdom and a great kingdom.

Isa (Jesus) (AS)

Born miraculously, spoke the truth, performed miracles by Allah’s permission, and remained completely obedient to God.

Muhammad ﷺ

The final prophet, known even before prophethood as Al-Ameen (the Trustworthy). Allah describes him as possessing an exalted standard of character (Qur’an 68:4).

Islam teaches that while prophets are human—not divine—they are protected by Allah from major sins and from deliberately misleading people. They may make unintentional minor human judgment where needs correction, but Allah corrects them immediately, preserving the integrity of His revelation and keep them sinless.

The Islamic Principle

Allah says:

“Indeed, in the Messenger of Allah you have an excellent example.”

(Qur’an 33:21)

Likewise, the prophets before him were examples of faith, patience, and obedience.

As the Qur’an declares:

“They are those whom Allah has guided, so follow their guidance.” (Qur’an 6:90)

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