MUSLIM Man Claims He's Guaranteed HEAVEN... Until Godlogic Asks ONE Question

A Muslim man confidently claims that his good deeds and intentions will get him to heaven — until GodLogic asks one question that completely changes the conversation. In this intense Christian vs Muslim debate, GodLogic challenges the Muslim caller's confidence about salvation and raises difficult questions about Islamic teachings on paradise, hell, predestination, and the authority of the Hadith. When GodLogic brings up an authentic Hadith concerning people being destined for hell even before their lives begin, the caller retreats to a Quran-only position. But that creates an even bigger problem. GodLogic then challenges the Quran-only argument by pointing out that the caller believes in major Islamic teachings such as the return of Jesus and the Dajjal — doctrines that depend heavily on Islamic tradition and Hadith literature. The conversation eventually turns to Surah 17:1 and the identity of the "servant" mentioned in the verse, leading to one of the most unexpected moments of the discussion. Is it possible to claim Quran-only while still accepting teachings that come from Islamic tradition? And can a Muslim truly know that he is guaranteed paradise based on his good deeds? Watch the full discussion and decide for yourself. What do you think about the Quran-only argument? Did GodLogic expose a genuine contradiction, or do you think the Muslim caller had a valid response? Let us know your thoughts in the comments. We brings you Christian apologetics, Christian vs Muslim debates, Islam vs Christianity discussions, debates about the Quran and Bible, Jesus Christ, Islamic theology, Christian theology, and serious questions about faith. Subscribe for more Christian apologetics and Christian vs Muslim debate content. #GodLogic #Islam #Christianity #ChristianApologetics #Muslim