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* Pretending that the predicted things started happening just now and that the prophecy amazingly fits on our time, although other apologists hundreds of years ago said the same thing in their time | * Pretending that the predicted things started happening just now and that the prophecy amazingly fits on our time, although other apologists hundreds of years ago said the same thing in their time | ||
* Pretending that a prophecy would be hard to guess for Muhammad, while in fact it wouldn't be that hard to guess | * Pretending that a prophecy would be hard to guess for Muhammad, while in fact it wouldn't be that hard to guess | ||
* "It can't be man-made, therefore it's god-made". Even if there were prophecies which would require knowledge from supernatural source, it doesn't necessarily mean that the source is god. It might have been from Satan, who also has more ability than humans. Or it might have been magic. There are many supernatural concepts. | |||
* Prophecies of god's punishments for certain acts are considered fulfilled, although the causation between the act and the punishment is not clearly proven. Just because people are dishonest/disbelieving/immoral and there are diseases/floods/wars, it doesn't mean that one caused the other | * Prophecies of god's punishments for certain acts are considered fulfilled, although the causation between the act and the punishment is not clearly proven. Just because people are dishonest/disbelieving/immoral and there are diseases/floods/wars, it doesn't mean that one caused the other | ||
* Telling a lot of details and making it seem that they are a part of the hadith when in fact they are not a part of the hadith | * Telling a lot of details and making it seem that they are a part of the hadith when in fact they are not a part of the hadith | ||