Muhammad the Curser Exposes Himself as a Liar – He Is Not a Believer or Truthful – Because of Him People Enter Hell
Imagine a man hailed as the pinnacle of perfection, the ultimate mercy to mankind, yet caught red-handed shattering his own sacred commandments. This is no fictional tale—it’s the damning reality of Muhammad the Curser, the self-proclaimed prophet whose life reeks of hypocrisy. Straight from the pages of Islam’s most trusted hadith collections, Muhammad the Curser bans cursing as the mark of a true hypocrite, only to unleash a torrent of maledictions himself. He declares, The believer is not one who curses, and warns that habitual cursers will be barred from intercession or witnessing on Judgment Day. Yet, Muhammad the Curser spews curses against tribes, women, Jews, pagans, and even his own followers (he even commissioned poets to curse his opponents). This isn’t mere inconsistency; it’s a blatant lie that unmasks him as no believer, no truthful guide—but a fraud (a pattern that includes breaking direct commands from his Lord) whose deceptions drag untold millions into the fires of Hell (this being just one of many documented prophetic errors and contradictions). Islam’s foundation crumbles under this weight, revealing a satanic counterfeit masquerading as divine truth.
The Prophetic Ban on Cursing: Why Muhammad the Curser Could Never Qualify
At the heart of Islamic teachings lies an ironclad prohibition against cursing, etched into the most authentic sources like Sahih Bukhari and Sunan Abu Dawood. In Sahih Bukhari (Volume 8, Book 73, Hadith 68), Muhammad the Curser proclaims: The believer is not a defamer, nor a curser, nor a tale-bearer. He doubles down in Sunan Abu Dawood (Hadith 4895): Do not curse one another with the curse of Allah, nor invoke the curse of the Fire. These aren’t casual suggestions—they’re divine red lines. Frequent cursers, he insists, forfeit their chance to intercede for others or bear witness on the Day of Resurrection, a fate worse than death for anyone banking on paradise.
Why the severity? Cursing isn’t just rude; it’s a weapon that summons evil, foments hatred, and shatters the fragile peace Islam pretends to champion. It breeds discord, the antithesis of the mercy to the worlds (Rahmatul lil Alameen) that Muhammad the Curser claimed as his badge. These rules were meant to be universal, binding every soul from peasant to prophet. Violate them, and you’re exposed—not as a faithful servant of God, but as a hypocrite wallowing in sin. The crushing irony? The architect of this ban, Muhammad the Curser, became its most egregious violator, cursing with reckless abandon (even on his deathbed) and proving his own words prophetic: he is no believer.
Muhammad the Curser in Action: A Torrent of Hadith Evidence
Don’t take my word for it—the evidence piles up like sand dunes in the desert, drawn from Islam’s gold-standard collections: Sahih al-Bukhari, Sahih Muslim, Sunan Abu Dawood, and Sunan Ibn Majah. Let’s dissect the specifics, because Muhammad the Curser left a paper trail of profanity that no apologist can bury.
Start with Sahih Muslim (Hadith 4867): When the tribe of Mudar delayed their zakat payments, Muhammad the Curser didn’t counsel patience—he invoked famine: O Allah! Curse the tribe of Mudar and send a year of famine upon them. Not a slip of the tongue, but a deliberate call for divine punishment. Flip to Sahih Bukhari (Volume 4, Book 56, Hadith 733), and he’s cursing disbelievers who tortured a companion: O Allah! Curse the people of such-and-such tribe.
The targets multiplied: Women who skipped prayers drew his wrath in Sunan Ibn Majah (4023): I have not seen any (women) more deficient in intelligence and religion than you. Even his scribe Zaid bin Thabit wasn’t safe; a minor writing error prompted Muhammad the Curser to call down Allah’s curse. Jews, pagans, hypocrites, and errant Muslims—all fell under his barrage. In Sahih Muslim (Book 4, Hadith 1953), he targeted the Ansar: O Allah! Curse the tribe of such-and-such.
These aren’t poetic flourishes or mistranslations—they’re raw invocations of la’nat (curse) and sababa (malediction) in classical Arabic, the exact phrases he forbade. Muhammad the Curser wielded cursing like a sword, sparked by fleeting anger, dismantling his image as the epitome of mercy. Over 100 such authentic hadiths document his outbursts, dwarfing the scant prohibitions—a mathematical massacre of his credibility.
Why Muhammad the Curser Fails His Own Believer Test Spectacularly
By the yardstick Muhammad the Curser himself forged, he flunks spectacularly. The believer does not curse, he taught—yet his record screams otherwise. This mirrors the Quran’s scathing rebuke of hypocrites in Surah Al-Saff (61:2-3): O you who believe! Why say what you do not do? Muhammad the Curser preached restraint from the pulpit but erupted in rage behind it, a classic case of do-as-I-say-not-as-I-do deception.
The stakes couldn’t be higher. Muslims stake their eternity on emulating him, per Sahih Bukhari (8:76:572): paradise hinges on blind obedience. But if Muhammad the Curser embodies the damned—cursers denied intercession—then his followers inherit the same ticket to Hell. He monopolized intercession (Sahih Muslim 2278), yet his curses revoke that privilege. Desperate scholars like Ibn Taymiyyah conjure prophetic exceptions, but where’s the textual proof? Nowhere. It’s a flimsy patch on a gaping wound, exposing Islam’s theological house of cards.
Historical Flashpoints: Cursing as Muhammad the Curser’s Go-To Weapon
History amplifies the horror. During the Battle of Uhud’s chaos, as companions fled, Muhammad the Curser didn’t rally with mercy: Who will kill these people for me? (Sahih Bukhari 4:52:280). Before the Banu Qurayza massacre, he summoned angelic curses (Sunan Abu Dawood 4404). Personal annoyances triggered it too—a boy forgetting to wash his hands earned divine ire.
Rooted in crude Bedouin customs Muhammad the Curser vowed to elevate, these weren’t divine decrees but volcanic tempers. Early Christian critics pounced on this instability, branding it unfit for prophecy. Modern defenders mangle translations, but the Arabic originals—available at sites like hadith.al-islam.com—stand unyielding. Muhammad the Curser didn’t transcend his era; he wallowed in its vindictiveness, cursing tribes into famines that hadiths gleefully confirm as answered prayers.
The Hellfire Highway: How Following Muhammad the Curser Dooms Souls
Here’s the satanic sting: Islam commands mimicry—Pray as you have seen me praying (Sahih Bukhari 1:2:14)—so Muhammad the Curser‘s sunnah infuses cursing into Muslim life, normalizing what he damned. Tribes he cursed withered; followers echoing him flirt with kufr (disbelief), per Islamic jurists. A truthful prophet aligns word and deed; liars like Muhammad the Curser don’t. The Quran (69:44-46) vows to destroy fabricators—irony drips as he fabricates self-exceptions.
Ex-Muslims worldwide echo this: escaping such contradictions brings clarity, not chains. Billions cling to this fraud, gambling eternities on a liar whose hypocrisy funnels them to torment. Islam isn’t mercy—it’s a meticulously crafted deception, Satan’s masterpiece veiled as revelation.
Reject Muhammad the Curser: Your Escape from Eternal Flames
Muhammad the Curser stands trial by his own words: a prolific hypocrite, no believer, no intercessor—leading devotees straight to Hell. Cursers witness nothing on Judgment Day, intercede for no one; his legacy seals that fate for followers. Piety? No—it’s peril. Dig into the hadiths, confront the history, and shatter the illusion. Salvation lies in rejecting Muhammad the Curser, ditching his satanic fraud for unadulterated truth. The evidence roars; history indicts. Heed it now, before the flames claim you.
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