109 Koranic calls to kill non-Muslims.

	Amy Mek ⁦‪@AmyMek‬⁩ 🚨 Flashback: Remember When Anti-American Jihadi Ilhan Omar Was Sworn Into Office in 2017? She Didn't Just Use a Quran—She Used a GIGANTIC One! Does that mean she wants you to KNOW that not only does she support this Jihad manual (that's NOT compatible with our Constitution), pic.x.com/WfgkXZgKVa   19/1/2026, 12:16 pm

I noted this about the Koran when I first read it, at the beginning of this century. That it is scarily violent. So much so, it made the hairs on the back of the neck stand up. Scary. I thought at the time, 25 years ago already, that "if this is what we are dealing with, we're in trouble."

And indeed, it was and remains what we are dealing with. And so we are in trouble. Where we have congressional representatives swearing an oath on this horrid manual of terrorism against non-Muslims.

The Koran, a foundational document that calls on its cultish members to kill or to subdue all non-Muslims, all those who do not accept the teachings of the "perfect man", Muhammad, the personal mass murderer of Jews, who personally struck off the necks of 800 Banu Quraish tribe of Jews then living in what is now Saudi Arabia. We are informed of this act, proudly, by the Sirah, the standard Islamic reference on Muhammad's life. Muhammad who gave us the Koran (his "recitation" of what was told him by the angel Gabriel) back in the seventh century. 

Some people counter with "Oh, Amy Mek is just cherry picking. There's equally violent verses in the Bible."  Indeed there are. All of them in the Old Testament which is "abrogated" by the New Testament. Christians are allowed to discuss and reinterpret the Bible. That's "Biblical Exegesis". The violent verses in the Koran are not abrogated. Moreover, Muslims are prohibited from Koranic exegesis; questioning the Koran is blasphemy, punishable by death. 

Here's a simple summary of why the Koran and the Bible are not equivalent in terms of violent verses  

1. Abrogation. The violent verses in the OT of the Bible are abrogated by the peaceable verses in the New Testament. 

2. Exegesis (critical study): this is allowed and encouraged by Christians. Koranic exegesis is not permitted by Muslims. It is viewed as Blasphemy, punishable by death. 

None of the Koranic violent verses Amy Mek quotes is abrogated. They are all still very much in force. We see practical examples almost every day in the west. Like the other day, 15 killed on Bondi Beach. By two followers of Muhammad. Just doin' Allah's needed thing. 

Islam always was and remains today, an ideology, far more than it is a religion. It is a model for the whole of one's life. Hence ideology. As an ideology based on the teachings of a supremacist and genocidal warrior-king, it is clearly more dangerous than a religion. It calls on followers to make all non-adherents follow their rule, their society, their values, under the governance and oppression of Muslims, the "perfect people" who follow the "perfect man". 

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