Frequent change in message from the creator (God, Allah)

The concept of messages from Allah is deeply rooted in the Qur'an, where Allah communicates His guidance to humanity through messengers. In Surah Al-A'raaf, Allah commands the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ to declare to mankind: O mankind! Lo! I am the messenger of Allah to you all - (the messenger of) Him unto Whom belongeth the Sovereignty of the heavens and the earth. There is no Allah save Him. 7:158. This verse emphasizes the universality of the message and the importance of recognizing Allah's sovereignty.

Moreover, Allah has sent various messengers throughout history, as noted in Surah An-Nisaa: Messengers of good cheer and of warning, in order that mankind might have no argument against Allah after the messengers. Allah was ever Mighty, Wise. 4:165. This highlights that the purpose of sending messengers is to provide humanity with clear guidance, ensuring that they cannot claim ignorance regarding divine commandments.

The nature of these messages can evolve according to the needs of the people and the circumstances they face. For instance, the Qur'an acknowledges the changing situations of communities and the need for different messages at different times. As mentioned in the tafsir by Ibn Kathir, Allah's guidance is consistent in its essence but may vary in its application based on the context and the audience.

Thus, while the essence of Allah’s message remains constant—calling towards monotheism, righteousness, and justice—the specific instructions and laws may adapt to meet the changing needs of humanity. This dynamic nature of divine communication illustrates Allah’s wisdom and mercy, allowing for guidance that is relevant and applicable to different times and circumstances.