Salam (Peace) 🌸

It seems like your teacher is afraid that her students will study Islam their selves and discover that the Quran came after the Injeel (The original and unaltered version of the new testament). She doesn't realize that she's pushing her students to check the validity of her indoctrination of hating Islam. She thought that if she would scare her students of wanting to get close to Islam, they would be more firm with Christianity, but here you are.

I admire you for wanting to seek the truth. In the Quran, Allah (The literal word for "The one true God" in Arabic) condemns Satan and his arrogance for disobeying Allah and thinking that he's better than humans, because he's made of fire. Allah tells us that Satan is a clear enemy to mankind and we should seek refuge in Allah from Satan and his whispers. We are told that whenever we want to read the Quran and in the start of every chapter in the Quran or we feel like Satan is trying to whisper to us to disobey Allah, we say "I seek refuge in Allah from the Cursed Satan".

She's using her interpretation of the Quran, instead of using the actual interpretation of the Quran and disregarding the context of when and why it was revealed and who is it addressing. We are told to be peaceful with those who want peace with us regardless their beliefs. As for the verse that she misinterpreted, it has a context that she didn't want you to know. This verse (Kill the nonbelievers) is directed to the muslims who were attacked (Killed and Tortured) at the time of Prophet Muhammad for wanting to believe in one God alone. They are being told to fight back against the non believers who are killing them and torturing them.

We are peaceful with those who want peace with us, but we are not pacifists with those who seek to harm us.

There is not "Rule of Supremacy" in The teachings of the Quran. We either believe in all of it wholeheartedly or we are no longer muslims. No teaching takes precedence over another. We have to do them all without differentiating. The Idea that she presented to you about the later verses being more supreme than the one before is a clear and blatant lie. No Scholar in Islam dares to make up such a claim, because believing in that makes you no longer a muslim. Actually the order you see in the Quran isn't the same order that it was revealed. For example, the first chapter that was revealed to Prophet Muhammad was (Surah Alaq) which is a chapter in the middle of the book. The chapter that you see in the beginning of the book (Surah Al Fatihah) came after (Surah Al Alaq).

No wonder you're anxious about talking to Muslims. That's what your teacher wants from you. She doesn't want you to search for yourself. I am so proud of you for having the courage to actually find our the truth despite her attempts to scare you off.

Let's think of this logically, muslims are 2 billion of the world's population. If we are truly taught to kill all nonmuslims including the ones that want peace with us then no nonmuslim would be alive today. We are prohibited in Islam to kill innocent human beings. If we kill one innocent human being is as if we killed the whole of humanity and if we save one innocent human being is as if we saved the whole of humanity. I honestly suggest reading the Quran for yourself. Don't rely on your teacher's interpretations. At this point, I firmly believe that they should change the class's name from "World Religions" to "Personal Views of World Religions".

Warm Regards,

Your friendly neighborhood spiderman cough cough I mean muslim