Do you agree to compare the Bible with the Koran: if not why?

I have been asking to see the original Bible written in Aramaic, the language of Jesus Christ (A) , up till now , no one on earth could show me. So I am unable to use the translation Bible versions , of foreign languages to Jesus and his Israelite people , to check up or compare , word by word ,with the Al Quran, written in Arabic , the language of Prophet Muhammad (Sal) and his Arab people. Even the word Parakletos ,in Greek, they do not even know its original word of Jesus in Aramaic, then how can they translate in to Greek, then translate it to be Holy Ghost, in English. That is why.

Sure. The Koran has clearly been "lifted" from the Jewish Old Testament of the Bible and edited to suit the particular culture of the Arab tribes.

No, I'm too busy at the moment to make a study of the Quran.

There is no comparison since the Quran denies the truth of Jesus Christ and the Quran is significantly shorter than the Bible.

I mean, they are both jam-packed with superstitious nonsense, but they are very different books.

(Edit: I get a kick out of how 'Oleg' is apparently completely unaware of how many centuries of editing and revision the bible went through by those attempting to create a coherent narrative out of a bunch of disparate books -  how much of it ended up on the cutting room floor, and how much was invented out of whole cloth to fill in the gaps...)

No!

I don't agree, the Holy Bible is the word of God par excellence, it is evident from all that its True Prophets have written, under the very guidance of God.

Whereas the alleged Quran, is said to have been written by a single, alleged prophet, named Muhammad?

How?

In the Holy Bible there are many Prophets, and in the Koran there is only Muhammad?

And then, in the holy bible there are many things that the Koran does not have, in accordance with the Bible.

Oh come on everyone knows the truth that Islam and the Qur’an is a mere 1,400 year old badly re written version of the 2,000 year old Christian religion!

Whilst imitation is said to be the sincerest form of flattery no imitation can ever be better than the original

I'd want more information.

There's nothing wrong with comparing the two on objective grounds.

yes, i already did and found Koran to be lacking in comparison to the Bible, and it often contradicts itself and the Bible, despite claiming to come from the same God.

Where as the Bible has specific books - with many of them arranged chronologically, or some specifically dedicated to laws, others to prophecy, other to psalms, or to life and teachings of Jesus Christ, but Koran tries to mix all in one.

It is like a collection of vague sermons - it is hard to understand what it speaks about it, since it jumps back and forth in history and does not explain many things it mentions.

I have and there is no comparison, save for some similarities between the Quran and parts of the Old Testament.