Popular Christian Q&A website says Prophet David committed adultery and murder!

Jumo to the 5th last paragraph:

https://www.gotquestions.org/life-David.html

Meanwhile, the Quran mentions NOTHING like this.

Quran HONOURS David, while the bible HUMILIATES and LIES about him.

Popular Christian Q&A website says Prophet Lot got drunk and had sex with his own daughters!

https://www.gotquestions.org/Lots-daughters.html

Astaghfirullah. The website also says Lot offered his own daughters to the local rapists.

Alhamdulillah for Islam, a religion that HONOURS all Prophets. You will NEVER find such biblical filth in the Quran.

Popular Christian Q&A website says Prophet Solomon is in hell!

https://www.gotquestions.org/was-Solomon-saved.html

Thank God that Prophet Solomon is honoured in Islam.

More proof conservative Christians don't care about their religion

Hindu Extremist said he worships cow dung

Hindu extremist on Twitter/X blocks anyone who fact checks her

This is a fake account, as you can see just recently created. Most of the followers and comments are from Islamophobic Hindus, and the writing style of this person is very Indian-esque. Safe to say it is a hindu troll running this account.

Anyways, Twitter/X has a new AI system called Grok, which allows you to fact check anything that is said. I fact checked her/him/it about 10 times, and EVERY single time it was a lie, made up photo, or made up video that tarnished Islam and Muslims.

Islamophobic Hindus get upset very quick, apparently. Rage blocking seems to be a huge part of their identity.

"He who casts the first stone"... not even in the bible

99% of Christians are batshit clueless about their own religion. Did you know the famous story od casting the first stons isn't even in the bible?

"The statement "he who casts the first stone" is not found in the original text of the Bible; it is a passage from the story of the woman caught in adultery, found in John 7:53—8:11, which many scholars believe was a later addition to the Gospel of John. This section, also known as the pericope adulterae, does not appear in the earliest and most important Greek manuscripts of the New Testament."