woe be unto those who write the Book with their hands

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*Therefore woe be unto those who write the Book with their hands and then say, “This is from Allah,” that they may purchase a small gain therewith. Woe unto them for that their hands have written, and woe unto them for that they earn thereby. Qur’an Chapter 2:79

*Is it just me or is there something suspicious in the fact that Mohammed did not write the Quran in his own hand? Note for instance that he called himself unlettered:

Those who follow the Messenger (Mohammed), the Prophet who can neither read nor write, … (7:157 MP).

And yet, he was lettered:
*“The prophet, may Allah bless him, fell ill on Thursday. Thereupon he, i.e., Ibn 'Abbas began to weep and say: ‘Woe be to this Thursday! What a Thursday.’ The illness of the prophet, may Allah bless him, became severe: he said: 'Bring an ink-pot and something [paper or papyrus or any material used for writing] to write on. I shall [write for you] a document and you will never be misguided.” (Ibn Sa’d, p.302)
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The narration is not authentic.

Seeing how the Qur’an says Muhammad (pbuh) could neither read or write, don’t you think someone would have *noticed *this wasn’t true if infact he could, and did so?
 
The narration is not authentic.

Seeing how the Qur’an says Muhammad (pbuh) could neither read or write, don’t you think someone would have *noticed *this wasn’t true if infact he could, and did so?
Really? So that hadith is not authentic? Was not Ibn Sa’d one of Mohammed’s secretaries?

If so, and if even his secretaries’ hadiths are not authentic, what can we trust in Islam’s writings?

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De Maria
 
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