Look how many version of the bibles there is. However, there is only one Quran. 114 chapters. It always start with surat Al-Fatiha and ends with surat Al-Anas.
The Quran is memorized by millions of muslims word by word. There is even a quran in a museum in the UK, Birmigham where it was carbon dated around the time of the Prophet Muhammad (Peace be upon him). This demonstrate that the quran is preserved.
Moses and Jesus and all the previous prophets are muslims. In the sense that muslims means someone who submits his will to the one creator. However, as throught history it always devolved into polytheism. Look at christianity with the concept of the trinity. Islam is so simple and make so much more sense just worship one creator. He is not a man, not a woman doesn't have children, He is above all of this.
I would suggest looking at this video : What is the difference between the Quran & the Bible? | Great Explanation | Sh. Uthman Ibn Farooq : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0WSzqnJzRo
Nope. Although the Quran is very well preserved for such an old document, there are multiple variants. Muslims often claim it's perfectly preserved, but it's just not. See for example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aYwwX5lc_ww (start 8 minutes in).
If you want to dive in further here is a video that address the issue of what you linked : https://youtu.be/eTz96M1AkVo?t=400 There are many such online.
At the end of the day there is only one Quran with 114 chapters it's start with surat Al-Fatiha and ends with the last surat An-Nas.
If you want to learn more about Islam. I recommend the One Message Foundation channel : https://www.youtube.com/c/OneMessageFoundation/videos
Finally, I want to invite you to become a muslim. Meaning, I invite you to submit your will to the one and only creator the same one who sent Moses, Jesus and Mohammed (Peace be upon them all) so that you may attain eternal paradise and avoid hell. In the end you make your choice and I'm only here as a conveyor of the message.
There are different versions of the sources, as well as different trabslations; most recent versions of the Bible are based on some scholarship which incorporates and makes some effort to reconcile the differences, rather than simply choosing one set as authoritative, but the differences in the sources contribute to difference between translations.
That is false. The prophet Muhammad never killed Jews or Christians for not following Islam. The Jews he fought with and killed were due to political reasons. In most cases, treachery. One group he had a treaty with tried to assassinate him, for example.
This is a common islamaphobic trope.
FYI: there exists many other Jewish tribes, this ones killed for the reasons stated in article.
Please read a bit before you talk, it is embarrassing!
No more or less than there is in Christianity.
There are Muslims who distinguish the role of each, just as there are Christians who do.
> In the west, there is this distinction
Not largely from within institutional Christianity, where both theocracy (wherein government is viewed as subordinated to religious institutions, rather than the two being separate) and caesaropapism (wherein religious institutions are subordinated to government rather than the two being separate) have been common institutional power and legitimate government power is frequently portrayed as having a divine religious origin.