Allah is Satan: 100% Proof

Every Muslim may read this hadith and just glaze over it without batting an eye, but for the eyes of the trained Christian, this hadith exposes the whole religion of Islam as a false religion, proving that their god, Allah, is not the God of the Bible, but he is fact, Satan, that evil serpent that goes out to deceive all the nations.

The hadith being spoken of is in Sahih Bukhari Volume 8, Book 73, Hadith Number 224.

Narrated By Abu Huraira: Allah’s Apostle (Muhammad) said, “The most awful name in Allah’s sight on the Day of Resurrection, will be (that of) a man calling himself Malik Al-Amlak (the king of kings).”

Wow! According to this hadith, the most awful name in Allah’s sight on the Day of Resurrection will be a man calling himself the King of Kings. It does not say that people are calling him the King of Kings, but this is something the man is calling himself.

So, my question is who is this man? Who do Muslims say that this man is?

What man is being spoken of here? Who is the man that have identified himself as the King of Kings. It is none other than King Jesus. The Righteous Lamb of God. The Lion of the Tribe of Judah. The One who will reign in an eternal kingdom that shall never pass away. The same King that will deal with this devil, Satan, on Resurrection Day. The fact that Allah considers the name or title "King of Kings” to be the most awful name in his sight reveals a deep-seated hatred for the One who carries this title - Jesus Christ. In Revelation 17:14 and 19:16, Jesus Christ is called the "King of Kings" and "Lord of Lords".

According to Muhammad, the prophet of Islam, Allah had a whole lot to say about this person who calls himself The King of Kings. In the hadiths Allah says the name of King of Kings is:

• The most awful and meanest name

• The most despicable name

• The vilest

• The name he hates the most

  And the person that has the name is called:

• The most disgraceful man

• The most wretched man

• The worse man

• The target of his wrath

  What can we deduct from this. The Isa of the Quran whom Muslims say is Jesus is different from the Jesus of the Holy Bible. Here's why:

• Isa is a prophet of Allah and loved by Muslims - but Jesus who is King of Kings is hated by Allah.

• Isa is an ordinary man, just another prophet that Allah gave the ability to perform miracles - but Jesus is not at all ordinary. He is the resurrection and the life. He is the judge of all the earth. He is seated on the throne with the father

  • | Isa of the Quran | Jesus of the Bible |

    |----------------------------------------------- |-----------------------------------------------|

    | Isa is only a prophet of Allah | Jesus is much more than just a prophet; he is the divinity. |

    | Isa is sent by Allah and respected. | Jesus is hated by Allah, and the target of his wrath. |

    | Isa brought salvation to no one. | Jesus brings salvation to all that receives him. |

    | Isa performs miracles by Allah's permission. | Jesus performs miracles by the power of the Holy Spirit. |

    | Isa is not crucified. | Jesus is crucified, dies, and is then resurrected. |

    | Isa denies God is his father | Jesus calls God Father and claims to be His Son. |

    | Isa is not the final judge. | Jesus is the final judge of all. |

    | Isa is Messiah but not Son of God. | Jesus is the Messiah and Son of God. |

    | Isa is a Muslim. | Jesus is a Jew and not a Muslim. |

  • | Isa didn't start a Church | Jesus started a Church and is the head of it. |

  • | Isa never claimed pre-existence with God | Jesus does claim pre-existence with God. |

  • | Isa doesn't claim to be a king | Jesus claims to be not only king, but King of Kings

There is more I can add on to this list, but I'll just stop at 12, with that being such a significant number in the Judeo-Christian faith. From these proofs we can deduct that the Isa of the Quran is not the same person as the Jesus Christ of the Bible. My question to Muslims that still persist in saying they are the same is, who then is this person calling himself the King of Kings on the Day of Resurrection, and why is he so hated by Allah.

I think it's ironic that the hadiths point out that not only is the person hated but even his name is despised. Why? Because there is power in that name, and the devil knows that this person is the one that will bring an end to his lies, deceptions, reign, and kingdom. Satan knows his end. It is the lake of fire where he will spend eternity, never able to deceive the world again.