I looked up the verses in the Koran and found out that you changed the words of the verses to match your idea of Islam.
I explained them according to the Islamic teachings and refuted what you said because it is a shame to twist words and defame someone's faith even if we don’t agree with him or believe his book.
My goal in life is to make as many muslims as possible convert to Christianity and to accomplish that goal I must treat muslims nicely and avoid insulting their prophet and book because that will have a bad reflect on my religion's image and mine. And also I must be very patient with them because I know they will not become Christians over night.
When I am with muslims I talk about and praise Jesus and tell them how magnificent it is to be his follower. Also I talk about the bible and the splendid lessons it contains. I found out that some are really interested in Christianity and cant wait to feel the love of Jesus and have his light in their lives.
1- verse 3:54 " and (the unbelievers) plotted and planned and Allah too planned, and the best of planners is Allah"
The word (plan) in arabic has both a bad and a good meaning, that of making an intricate plan to carry out some secret purpose. The enemies of Allah are constantly doing that. But Allah in whose hands is all good has his plans also against which the evil ones will have no chance whatever.
2- verse 8:30 "remember how the unbelievers plotted against thee, to keep thee in bonds, or slay thee, or get thee out (of thy home). They plot and plan, and allah too plans, but the best of planners is Allah"
The plots against mohammad in mecca aimed at three things. They were not only foiled, but allah's plan turned the tables and brought good out of evil in each case. (1) they tried to hold mohammad in subjection in mecca by putting pressure on his uncles , relatives and friends. but the more they persecuted , the more the little muslim community grew in faith and numbers. (2) they tried to injure or slay him. but the example of his humility , perseverance, and fearlessness furthered the cause of islam.(3) they tried to get him and his followers out of their homes but they found a new home in madinah (a city near mecca)
3- verses 7: 178-179, 186 " whom Allah doth guide he is on the right path: whom he rejects from his guidance such are the person who lose" "many are the junns and men we have made for hell: they have hearts wherewith the understand not, eyes wherewith they see not, and ears wherewith they hear not. They are like cattle, nay more misguided : for they are heedless (of warning)
You did not paste the the rest of the verse because you didn’t want us to see why some people go to hell. You wanted us to think that allah sends people to hell for no reason at all.
Those who reject allah will be deprived of allah's grace and guidance. his mercy is always open for sincere repentance. But with each step downwards, they go lower and lower until they perish.
Though they have apparently all the faculties of reason and perception, they have so deadened them that those faculties do not work, and they go headlong into. They are, as it were made for hell.
"to such as allah rejects from guidance, there can be no guide: he will leave them in their trespasses. Wandering in distraction"
If allah's light is removed, the best of them can only wander hither and thither, like blind men, in distraction
4- Verily Allah has fixed the very portion of adultery which a man will indulge in, and which he of necessity must commit (or there would be no escape from it)." Sahih Muslim
Sahih muslim was written by a Hypocrite that claimed he was a muslim. The book is not acknowledged by muslims
5- "By degrees shall We teach thee to declare (the Message), so thou shalt not forget, Except as Allah wills: for He knoweth what is manifest and what is hidden. And We will make it easy for thee (to follow) the simple (Path)."
Allah assures the mohammad that though he was unlettered, the message given to him would be preserved in his heart and in the hearts of the men. The more general senses is that mankind, having once seized great spiritual truths, will hold fast to them, except as qualified in the following verse.
It is a beneficiet mercy of allah that we should forget some things of the past, lest our minds become confused and our development is retarded. Allah knows what is manifest and what is hidden, and his will and plan work with supreme wisdom and goodness.
The path of islam is simple and easy. It depends on no abstruse mysteries or self-mortification, but on straight and manly conduct in accordance with the laws of man's nature as implanted by allah. On the other hand, spiritual perfection may be most difficult , for it involves complete surrender on our part to allah in all our affairs, thoughts, and desires: but after that surrender allah's grace will make our path easy
