Hey, Jones the Baptist here again. So Islam, like I said, they claim to believe in something called Tawheed, which teaches there's only one absolute God. He's absolutely one, right? And Muslims will say, oh, we only worship the one creator God, only the one creator. But like I said, the Quran contradicts that because in Surah 23, 14, it says, So blessed is Allah, the best of creators. So that means if he says he's the best of creators, that means there's multiple creators going around, you know, creating stuff. Because if I say I'm the best of people on stereo, that means that there are other people on stereo that I'm better than. And, you know, also it says in Surah 22, 73, those you worship other than God can never create as much as a fly. So that's alluding to, you know, if your God can't create a fly, then, you know, you shouldn't worship him if he can't even create a fly. And then in Surah 16, 17, it says, Then is he who creates like one who does not create. So what this means is in the Quran, there's multiple creators, like the first verse I just read. And then the two verses I read after that showed that you're not supposed to worship anything if it doesn't create. And the person that does create is not like the one that doesn't. This is funny because they believe Jesus isn't God, but Jesus created in the Quran. What Muslims will say is, Oh, no, Allah allowed him to create. But that doesn't matter because he still created. He still had the ability to do that. So that means he's not like those who don't create and he's deserving of worship because he created something that was bigger than a fly. So again, this religion just repeatedly contradicts itself.