forbidding people to love each other

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If you don't have a trusted source book that is revealed from God to back your sayings; then debating you is a worthless "walls of texts".

I do have verses from the Qur'an to back my sayings, surprise surprise  .

Your fellow man1 is neither misguided nor astray. Nor does he speak of his own whims. 
It is only a revelation sent down ˹to him˺. (53:2-4)

Now tell me, dear Quranist, according to the verse above, anything our fellow man the prophet PBUH speaks is a revelation sent down to him. Where is the prophet's everyday speech in the Qur'an ? 

The source book I follow and debate from it is the "Quran". All Muslims agreed that it's the source book of the religion. Please keep your folklores away because "they are rejected" by me . I only discuss what all "Muslims" agreed to call "source book and a heavenly revelation".

As I told you in previous threads, the Qur'an orders you to pray, and never explains how to perform prayer, how do you reconcile this fact with :

We have revealed to you the Book as an explanation of all things, a guide, a mercy, and good news for those who ˹fully˺ submit. (16;89)

I will send you one thousand dollars if you solve this riddle based on the Qur'an alone.

HOMOSEXUALS ARE NOT TO BE HARMED ACCORDING TO THE QURAN.

Don't misrepresent my position, I don't advocate for actively prosecuting homosexuals.

The NT condemns homosexuality, but Jesus never did.

To Christians, yes, Leviticus is God’s covenant with the children of Israel. But Christians don’t live under that covenant, and never have. They live under Jesus’ ‘New Covenant’. So, since Jesus never spoke against homosexuality (Paul did, but Paul was a full-blown whackaloon), Christians are not required to condemn homosexuality.

Well isn't the NT the word of God according to christianity ?? If what Paul wrote isn't divinely inspired, then christianity is false. I don't think many christians will agree with this. 
And if Paul is actually divinely inspired, then his sayings should be as authoritative as Jesus's ...?