This manuscript analyzes and exposes the first four chapters of the Quran and its author, Mohammad's character. It sheds light on the Quran's primary contents, revealing the flaws, inconsistencies, contradictions, abrogations, and devious vision of the Quran's author, where violence is the core of his teaching. It questions "Allah": if He has infinite wisdom, why is none of it reflected in the Quran? It reveals that Mohammad stated his ideas in the Quran as God's revelation, filled with literary errors, repetitions, and no substance. Each verse is analyzed, and "Allah" is questioned about it. It shows that the Quran is a tyrannical political ideology hiding under the guise of being "God's" words. Its central doctrine is to conquer, destroy and murder those who disbelieve it, confiscate their assets, and enslave their women. It opposes democracy and human rights, and intellectually, legally, socially, and ethically degrades women.

Mohammad was the first army commander and politician who invented a new form of governing people and acquiring power by employing "God" at the core of his platform and agenda. The "God," Allah, acted as a CEO for his company (Islam), a prosecutor, commander, judge, and defender in his state, family, and personal affairs. His Allah is angry and vengeful, and his knowledge is no more than an average medieval person. However, with his invention, he made himself the head of a state, a holy man, and an international figure. After 1400 years, his name still resonates on loudspeakers worldwide five times daily.