The Koran is a merger of pagan Arab mores with Muhammad's intolerance. In the last 21 smaller verses of the cult document, or Suras 83-114, there are 388 verses.  Only 109 verses or 28% preach hate speech against the Infidel. O Believers, surely this hate speech is a moderate amount for Allah is all-knowing and all-wise. Sura 104 is an example of this hate towards non-Moslems, preached by Muhammad in his early 'ministry', that so tantalizes the big brains of the multi-cult:

This sounds more like the ravings of a madman than a preacher of peace.

Suras 83-114 are in actual fact plagiarized Kabaa poems stolen by Muhammad, usually with many errors, and presented as 'recitals of Allah'. One reason why Muhammad was mocked as a madman in Mecca, was because his knowledge of these poems was either poor, confused, or laughably incorrect. These smaller verses are usually referred to by clever Islamophiles as the 'peaceful verses' of the Koran yet 28% of them are violent hate speech. Clearly rational objectivity is not a requirement to opine about the cult of Muhammad, much as sanity is usually not a prerequisite for leadership of a cult.

The other great theme of Islam – besides violent supremacism – is of course slavery. What do the smaller verses have to say about this thematic ?

Fear Allah:

Don't know, understand or comprehend who or what the Allah idol is. Just fear it or him. If you do, you will get the wine and women in paradise.

Obey the madness of Muhammad and his handbook Recital or else:

Only Allah [aka Muhammad] has free-will:

Muhammad is not a dictator even though he is – so obey only him!

Blindly obey all the 'proofs' of Allah's [Muhammad's] power:

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Muhammad is your only Lord [Allah?] that you must blindly follow – like a slave

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Or is Muhammad not the Lord, but merely a prostrated groveling slave of Allah ? ['tis rather confusing]

The smaller verses really have nothing nice to say about non-Moslems. Sura 111 states that you can have your religion, and I will have mine, but that is a statement itself of supremacist intent. In the early days of Islam, Muhammad had a few followers from his family and neighbours. He was weak. The rest of the verses from 83-114, many containing unbridled violence directed at Meccan pagans, make it quite clear that Muhammad did not view other 'religions' as valid or equal, but as competitors to his program of theocratic power. You can have your religion, until I Muhammad, am strong enough to destroy it. That is truer to the nature of his cult.

The Koran, especially in these smaller poems, mixes up Allah with Muhammad. The slavish devotion to Allah, is also of course, a prostrated enslavement to Muhammad, who in the smaller Suras appears to be Allah. It is clear that Muhammad was indeed confused and befuddled. Was he the incarnation of Allah [along the likes of the incarnation of Christ] ? Was he the mouthpiece of Allah in the guise of Moses' relationship with Yahweh [through Aaron] ? The smaller Suras reveal this debate in the recitations, usually erroneous or maladapted, of the appropriated Kabaa poems by Muhammad. Was Muhammad insane and was he not vying as 88:22 suggests, to be a dictator over the Meccans ?

The themes of this smaller poems are rather clear in any event. You the worthless Meccan pagan must only venerate and fear both the Allah-thing and Muhammad. If not you go to hell-fire. Allah who might be Muhammad, is never explained, and you can't ask what it is. It simply 'is'. Neither can you question Muhammad, or his book Recital. They simply 'are'. Muhammad simply demands that you obey and prostrate yourself to Allah-Muhammad. In doing so you must give up your own free-will. Only Allah-Muhammad possesses free-will.

This is a program of cultish coercion. It does not respect the human, the capacity of that human to think and understand. It simply demands compliance and violence against non-cult members. This ideal is the opposite of what a religion should be teaching. Islam is obviously a cult that does not stand up to scrutiny and reason.