Yes it is from the Qur'aan, there is no denying that.No it was from al-Qur'an chapter 8 verse 67.
If you're gonna misrepresent my arguments then all I have to say is enjoy your day. Pointless engaging with you on this subject.
However I explained the context behind when the ayah was revealed.
It was revelead during The Battle of Badr.
The verse is telling us before thinking about taking captives, make sure that you've won the war.
Stop taking things out of context
The importance of this verse was seen in the Battle of Uhud, when the companions of our prophet (s.a.w) pre-occupied themselves with the early 'spoils of war', which allowed the enemy to grasp the opportunity and manage to carry out a vicious counter attack which resulted in martyrdom of many Muslims.
Keep your gaalnimo but stop trying to put out this false narrative that "Islam is violent and calls for a barrage of violent acts", when it's clearly not the case.a barrage of violent acts in the Quran.
سُوۡرَةُ البَقَرَة
Surah Al-BaqaraAnd fight in the Way of Allah those who fight you, but transgress not the limits. Truly, Allah likes not the transgressors. (190)
You don't need to insult Islam to justify your decision.
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