The moral argument, for atheism!

[Angrboda]

If you know "personally" that something is objectively true, then you don't know how thinking works.

There is levels of knowledge, and people who denied the path to knowledge, don't get to make the rules of how reflection and how thinking works.  The Quran I recite, is not the Quran the leader of time recites which is a much higher level of recitation and the true recitation in full accuracy, however, what I know of Quran is relative to me yes, but at the same time, it's as objective as it gets.

What are you talking about here? If your beliefs about the Quran are relative to you then they are subjective. As noted previously, if they were objective, then you could demonstrate them to us without the Quran, without a bunch of word salad, and without attributing our not finding it objective to dark forces. That your opinions seem to depend upon these factors strongly suggests that what you believe isn't objectively true.

You don't get to make any rules either, certainly not based solely upon your certainty that you are right.