Muhammad was sent only to warn people and not to kill them, as stated in the Quran.

The argument begins by acknowledging the Muslim claim that Muhammad was sent as a reminder and not as a dictator. However, when examining the immediate context of the verses cited, it becomes evident that while Muhammad cannot force belief, he is still commanded to fight against those who do not submit. This fighting is framed as a form of divine judgment against disbelievers. Furthermore, other verses in the Quran explicitly state that Allah will punish the disbelievers through Muhammad and his followers, reinforcing the idea that Muhammad's role includes executing judgment. Thus, the claim that Muhammad was only a reminder is contradicted by the broader context of the Quran, which outlines his role as an agent of divine punishment against those who refuse to believe.