Sorry, I just checked. You spoke Swedish, not Danish.
Understandable assumption. Written Danish, Swedish and Norwegian are somewhat similar so with a little effort we can read each other's languages (as we did here). It is when we speak our respective languages we have no idea what the others are saying

If Hosna speak the Stockholm dialect it would be easy for me to understand her speak as I grew up with just one Danish and two Swedish TV-channels in the 70's and 80's (living in Greater Copenhagen, near the Swedish coast, so we could take the Swedish TV air signals).
However she would probably have a hard time understanding my Danish (Danes tend to cut their spoken words short and speak in short machine-gun bursts compared to Swedish).
However when I meet people from the southern part of Sweden (Skåne/Scania, old Danish hearthland - lost it in one of the gazillion Danish-Swedish wars) who grew up with Danish TV they understand everything I say and I have no idea what they are on about. One theory is that after the annexation they weren't allowed to speak Danish and they wouldn't speak Swedish, so they made up their own language

The Swedish spoken by some Finns (they learn Swedish in school for cultural and historical reasons and they have a Swedish minority) I also find very easy for me to understand.
When people ask me about learning the Scandinavian languages I always suggest them to start with Norwegian. The spelling is like Danish and the intonation and flow more like Swedish.
Christianity doesn't have the hadith and things of that nature. in islam there is a lot of statments as "This is the final shit, you don't need to look else where for guidance.
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This makes it difficult for a reform to take place
Apparently some people are trying. I wonder if they will succeed. Someone allegedly Muslim guy (he is using a pseudonym) here in Denmark has just written a suggestion to reform the Qur'an, denounce Sharia and move (Danish) Muslimhood into the 21st century.
Also see zeca's post
here about a Muslim reformist movement in Turkey.
Personally I wish people would just say: "Well - 6000 years of organised religion enforcing its dogmas on people who didn't want it. That must be enough. Fun while it lasted" and move on.