"Keep" "Delete" "Merge" Notes
Number of supporters 8 8 Counting only non-struck !votes following SP investigation
Arguments from policy 1. Deletion is not improvement (paraphrased) - Arashitan

2. Topic is notable/encyclopedic - Sheriff, m.sharaf, IP, Eperoton, unsigned, FreeAtLastChitChat,Human3015

1. Article is overly positive, fails WP:NOTADVOCATE (paraphrased) - nominator

2. Article fails WP:SYNTH, WP:QUOTEFARM, WP:NOR - HyperGaruda, Unequivocal, Alsee,MezzoMezzo

3. Is a personal essay - Rsrikanth05

Counter to arguments from policy 1. No direct counter-argument

2. As written, is not encyclopedic - Alsee, HyperGaruda, Shawn in Montreal

1. No direct counter-argument

2. No direct counter-argument.

3. No direct counter-argument

Policy argument outcome Topic is encyclopedic in principle Article as currently written fails WP:NOTADVOCATE, WP:SYNTH, WP:QUOTEFARM, WP:NOR
Arguments from precedent 1. "Criticism of Muhammad" exists - Sheriff, Human3015, IP editor
Counter to arguments from precedent 1. "Criticism" article is encyclopedic as written
Precedent argument outcome No weight given to existence of "Criticism" article
Novel reasoning 1. Article entitled "praise and veneration..." should not be expected to contain negative/balancing content - FreeatlastChitChat

2. Religious bias is behind the deletion nomination.

Counter to novel reasoning No direct counter-arguments
Novel reasoning outcome Neither argument carries weight.
Analysis The topic is significant enough, and no-doubt well-sourced enough, to make it notable. However, this nomination is not on notability grounds. The article as written fails a number of important editorial policies.

The result of the discussion was delete. Although the number of !voters on each "side" was similar, the weight of policy-based argument was almost entirely on the side of the "delete" !voters. It was persuasively argued by supporters of the article that in principle this is a notable (or encyclopedic) topic. However, notability was not the reason for the nomination, and a large number of other serious policy concerns were raised about the article as it currently exists. Delete !voters cited WP:SYNTH, WP:OR, and WP:QUOTEFARM among others, and these serious policy issues were not countered during this discussion.