Muhammed addresses claims that the Quran copied from apocryphal texts by explaining that such texts were rejected as non-canonical centuries before the Prophet, that Prophet Muhammad had no access to these geographically dispersed manuscripts in various languages, that the Quran differs from and even corrects these texts, and that the Quran contains historical information not found in any previous scripture. He argues the Quran contains unique historical facts (Abraham's people worshipping three deities, Pharaoh claiming divinity) that were unknown until modern archaeological discoveries. He emphasizes that verses about sealing hearts refer to consequences of deliberate rejection and mockery, not predetermined fate, and explains the Islamic regulations on captives of war as fundamentally different from slavery, including rights to freedom through ransom and humane treatment requirements.
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