Did Muhammad(pbuh) mentioned in bible?
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By the way, Prophet Muhammad is mentioned BY NAME in Song of Solomon 5:16 - In original Hebrew it says "Hiko Mamitakim, Vikuloh MUHAMMADIM Zehdudi vizahrei Bayna jerusalem"...\n\nUnfortunately the translators of the Bible translated the the Name Muhammadim to Altogather Lovely..\n\nFurthermore there are many other prophecies of Prophet Muhammad in the Bible which are fitting Prophet Muhammad like a glove and not to the Holy Spirit..\n\nFor more Information, contact me at shiekhtm@yahoo.com
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Yes and his name was Jesus the son of Mary peace be upon them both. You claim that you believe in the Quran, if so then go read what God tells us in it.
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What scripture in the Bible does it mention Mohammed's name? I have read the Bible all of my life (since I learned to read ) and I have never once come to any passage in the Bible that has the name Mohammed even mentioned. If you give me a scripture and I see it in my Bible maybe I would be convinced. Until then, your argument is not valid. I love the Bible and pay close attention to all the teachings of Jesus and what he said in the New Testament. I have never known any verse in the NT to ever make reference to the name Mohammed. You need to read the Bible for yourself to see what Jesus said.
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Mohammed Jesus and Moses (p.b.u.h) are three different people...\nMohammed was the last prophet sent of God (Allah)
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Certainly The Holy Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) ismentioned in the Bible.\nThis would certainly interest our Christian friends.\n\nMuhammad in the Bible\nDr. Khalil Ahmad Nasir\n\nMuhammad in the Bible\n\nTABLE OF CONTENTS \nThe Historical Test \nA Prophet From Thy Brethren \nDivine Light From Paran \nThe Earth Was Full Of His Praise \nThe Prince of Peace \nConclusion \nThe world today looks for rational and historical evidence to prove the truth of a person who claims to be from God. These criteria fully support the truth of our Holy Prophet Muhammad.\n\nRational Test \n\nRational thinking indicates that the world was in dire need of revelation, of water from the fountain of spiritual guidance, at the time when the Holy Prophet appeared. He led an ideal life, a perfect example to be followed throughout the future. He started his mission against immense difficulties. He and his followers met strong persecution and opposition. But he was protected and helped by God in miraculous ways. Before his death his mission was firmly established all over Arabia and was rapidly spreading to other countries. \n\nHe worked miracles. He foretold the future, and his prophecies were fulfilled not only in his lifetime but continue to be fulfilled in our time as well. He brought a teaching  which has attracted countless adherents since he appeared. In short, all rational tests prove that the mission of the Holy Prophet Muhammad was truly from God. \n\nThe Historical Test \n\nThere is also another test, the historical one, which our present day world requires of a messenger of God. A notable American Bishop of the Catholic Church wrote in a nationally famous magazine that the test of history available to all men, all civilizations and all ages can be applied only to Jesus, because: \n\nThere were no predictions about Buddha, Muhammad, or anyone else -except Christ. Others just came and said: “Here I am, believe me”. Christ alone steps out of the line and answers: My coming was foretold, even to the smallest detail. \n\nThis statement is quite challenging and requires attention. We Muslims believe that Jesus was a true prophet of God. We also accept his advent as having been foretold in the previous scriptures. \n\nBut what about Muhammad? \n\nWe find that his coming was foretold in clear and precise terms not only by Jesus himself but by Moses and other Biblical prophets as well. In fact it seems from whatever words of Jesus are available to the world, that the bringing of glad tidings of a great coming prophet was one of the chief objects of his mission. \n\nAgain and again Jesus said that he was sent to the world only to give as much guidance as the people of his own time could bear. As for complete teaching which would stay forever with mankind, he said: \n\nBut the comforter, which is the Holy Ghost, whom Father will send in my name, he shall teach you all things, and bring all things to your remembrance, whatsoever I have said unto you. (John 14-26) \n\nOnly the prophet of Islam could have fulfilled this prophecy of Jesus. Muhammad was truly sent in his name because he bore testimony to his truth. The Holy Quran says: \n\nThe Messiah, son of Mary, was a messenger, "surely messengers like unto him had passed away before him" (The Holy Quran 5:76) \n\nThe Holy Quran reports that the angels told Mary: \n\nSurely Allah gives you good news with a word from Him of whose name is the Messiah, Jesus, son of Mary, worthy of regard in this world and hereafter. (The Holy Quran 3:46) \n\nThe Holy Prophet testified to the truth of Jesus as a divine and honored Teacher and Prophet, and declared them mistaken and misguided who thought him accursed. The Holy Quran described his teachings as "guidance and light ."Further elaborating the same prophecy, Jesus said: \n\nNevertheless I tell you the truth; It is expedient for you that I go away: for if I go not away, the Comforter will not come unto you; but if I depart, I will sent him unto you
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thr were abt 124,000 prophets but only the most important 25 are mentioned in the Qur'an,they are :\n\nAdam -Adam\nIdris - Enoch\n Nuh - Noah\nHud- Eber\n Saleh -Shelah\nIbrahim-Abraham\n Lut -Lot\nIsmail - Ishmael\nIs'haq -Isaac\nYaqub-Jacob\n Yusuf -Joseph\nAyub - Job \nShoaib- Jethro\n Musa - Moses\n Harun -Aaron\nDhul-Kifl -Ezekiel\nDaud -David\nSulayman -Solomon\nIlyas -Elijah\nAl-Yasa -Elisha\nYunus -Jonah\nZakariya-Zacharias\n Yahya-John\n Isa-Jesus\n Muhammad-Mohammed
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Here are the reasons why I believe Muhammad PBUH was a prophet, and hence, why Islam to me is the truth.\n\n1-Just as Jesus performed some miracles, so did Muhammad PBUH. There is not a miracle performed by previous prophets that Muhammad PBUH didn't do; not only this, but he even surpassed those miracles (he split the moon into two and reassambled it [there are traces of this on the moon now!], he revived the dead, cured the sick, predicted the future, even ascended to the heavens, made a tree speak and come to him, broke rocks by just touching them...). Of course, all of these miracles are only done by God's will, and not Muhammad's actual powers. \n\n2-Please dont be offended by this, but while the Bible has been subject to many alterations (from misinterpretations, mistranslations, corrupt men...), the Qur'an has been preserved to the letter. How you might ask? \na- We have one of the oldest copies of the Qur'an that dates to 12 yrs after the Prophet's death - and that s only because previous copies have all been burned to make one official copy, of course after rigorous checking. \nb- Second, the arabs at that time came from a background known for their memorization of poetry (it was like the media, back then, to them), geneologies, and legends. The whole Qur'an was memorized by a large majority of the Muslims, which helped cross-check and preserve any alterations that could have been made to the written copies. \nc- Third, the Qur'an contains many scientific truths & predictions of the future which I will not go into detail. I'll just give you two examples: it says that God is still expanding the universe (which only recently has been proven to be true) and it states that the lowest part of the earth is at the Dead sea shore (which is also true! one would have to have checked the entire earth to guess this correctly). It is the numerous occurrences of such specifically worded truths that makes it only possible for the Qur'an to have been written by none other than God (mathematically speaking, there are more than 25 of these truths. so to be able to guess them correctly, one would have to have 1 in a 100 million chance of being right about every guess! (1/2)^25). \nd- Muhammad PBUH was illiterate, and in fact, thats one of the reasons why he was called a mad man and a sorcerer. His people couldnt find an explanation as to how he could come up with this amazing Qur'an when he didnt even know how to read or write!\ne- Finally, the Qur'an is a unique and unparalleled achievement of the arabic language. Even the most fluent poets of 7th century arabia failed to duplicate just one single chapter (just 3 verses!), and mind you, they were masters of their language! That's what they took pride in, but they were dumbfounded by the beautiful verses of the Qur'an, so much that even the disbelievers who persecuted the Muslims during the day, would creep at night, hiding, ashamed of being seen by one another, just to listen to Muslims reciting the Qur'an.\n\n3-The character of prophet Muhammad PBUH is the greatest proof. There are just so many delightful stories about him; unfortunately, they have been overshadowed by non-Muslims' uninformed comments about his actions. Demonstrating Muhammad's excellent character to you would just take forever, so i guess this will have to do. The fact that outsiders keep on misinterpreting and altering things about Islam strengthens my faith all the more, for i have yet to see something which I have not been able to answer (for myself at least). and that's thanks to God\n\n4- THIS POINT YOU DO NOT HAVE TO READ IF YOUR QUESTION ONLY SOUGHT A JUSTIFICATION BASED ON ISLAM ITSELF, NOT ISLAM COMPARED TO OTHER RELIGIONS.\n\nAgain, no offense, but Islam, to me, seems the most logical religion when compared with Judaism and Christianity. Since you're a Christian, i'll just state, respectfully, the major things I disagree with re
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He was not a prophet of God.He was in fact the messenger of Lucifer: Muhammad said as much when he recounted his experience with what he called Angel (Jabrial) who was in fact Lucifer himself:Muhammad never,ever talked directly to God. He only talked to (Jabrial AKA Lucifer):\nEven Jesus warns us that false prophets would rise up after him:
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yes, the last one too\n\n\n"[38] And indeed We sent Messengers before you (O Muhammad (peace be upon him)) and made for them wives and offspring. And it was not for a Messenger to bring a sign except by Allâh's Leave. (For) every matter there is a Decree (from Allâh). [39] Allâh blots out what He wills and confirms (what He wills). And with Him is the Mother of the Book "\n\nThe Holy Qur'an
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Yes the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) is made from Noor (Nur=light)\n\nhttp://www.omeriqbal.com/a/80\n\nThere has come to you a Light from Allah, and a Manifest Book. (Quran 5:15)\nIn this verse, the word Light has been explained by a number of classic Quranic exegetes as follows: \n\nJalal al-Din al-Suyuti: "It is the Prophet (Allah bless him and give him peace)" (Tafsir al-Jalalayn, 139).\n\nIbn Jarir al-Tabari: "By Light He means Muhammad (Allah bless him and give him peace), through whom Allah has illuminated the truth, manifested Islam, and obliterated polytheism; since he is a light for whoever seeks illumination from him, which makes plain the truth" (Jami' al-bayan, 6.161).\n\nFakhr al-Razi: "There are various positions about it, the first being that the Light is Muhammad, and the Book is the Quran " (al-Tafsir al-kabir, 11:194).\n\nal-Baghawi: "It means Muhammad (Allah bless him and give him peace), or, according to a weaker position, Islam" (Ma'alam al-Tanzil, 2.228).\n\nQurtubi (Ahkam al-Quran , 6.118) and Mawardi (al-Nukat wa al-'uyun, 2.22) mention that interpreting Nur as "Muhammad" (Allah bless him and give him peace) was also the position by [the Imam of Arabic grammar Ibrahim ibn Muhammad] al-Zajjaj (d. 311/923).\n\nAll of which shows that the Prophet (Allah bless him and give him peace), is a light from Allah, according to the Quran. This is the interpretation of the earliest exegetes, for al-Tabari was the sheikh of the salaf (early Muslims) in tafsir; while explaining Nur as "Islam" is an interpretation that came later.\n\nAs for the Prophet (Allah bless him and give him peace) being a bashar or 'human being', there is no doubt of this, because it is Quran and 'aqida. Yet the Quran does not simply state that he is a human being, but rather says,\n\nSay, "I am but a man like you who is divinely inspired that your god is but One God." (Quran 18:10)\nThe important qualificatory phrase in this verse shows us that the Prophet (Allah bless him and give him peace) was a completely different sort of human being from anyone else, then or now. For none of us can say he is divinely inspired as the Messenger of Allah (Allah bless him and give him peace) was. Rather, as is said in a poetic ode to the Prophet (Allah bless him and give him peace) which is often sung at gatherings after singing the Qasida al-Burda [Ode of the Prophetic Mantle] by al-Busayri: \n\nMuhammad is a human being, but not like humankind; \nHe is a ruby, while people are as stones. \nThough the Prophet (Allah bless him and give him peace) is the Light of Allah, he is of course a created light. Someone who believes otherwise has made the mistake of the Christians with Jesus (upon whom be peace), or the Hindus with their Avatars. We saw in the discussion at the end of question (5) above that an ascriptive (idafa) construction like Nur Allah does not show that this Nur or 'Light' is an attribute of Allah. Rather, the ascriptive construction in this case is a kind called idafa tashrif, or an 'ascription of ennoblement', like the title Bayt Allah 'The House of Allah' for the Kaaba in Mecca, named this for its nobility, not that Allah lives inside, much less that it is divine attribute. Or like the she-camel that was sent to Thamud, which was called in the Quran Naqat Allah 'The She-Camel of Allah' as an ascription of ennoblement; namely, because of its inviolability in the Shari'a of that time.not that it was ridden by Allah, or was a divine attribute. \n\nAs for the Prophet (Allah bless him and give him peace) being the first of creation, among the Islamic scholars who have compiled works on his characteristics is the hadith master (hafiz) Jalal al-Din al-Suyuti with his two-volume hadith work al-Khasa'is al-kubra [The greater compendium of unique attributes], of which the first chapter is entitled "The Uniqueness of the P
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Yes, I have know of Muhammad since my early teens.\n\nMuhammad (c. 570–632) (Arabic: محمد) (listen (help•info)), also transliterated Mohammad, Mohammed, Muhammed, and sometimes Mahomet (following the Turkish), is believed by Muslims to be God's final prophet sent to guide all of mankind with the message of Islam. He is referred to as "The Prophet" (Arabic: النبي) within the faith. Non-Muslims generally consider him to be the founder of Islam.\nAccording to traditional Muslim biographers, he was born c. 570 in Mecca (Makkah) and died on June 8, 632 in Medina (Madinah). Both Mecca and Medina are cities in the Hejaz region of present day Saudi Arabia. The name Muhammad means "the praised one" in Arabic.\nBorn Muhammad ibn Abdullah, he is said to have initially been a merchant who traveled widely.\nMuhammad often retreated to the mountains outside Mecca, for prayer and contemplation. Muslims believe that in 610, at about the age of forty, while praying in one of these mountain caves called Hira, he was visited by the Angel Gabriel who commanded him to memorize and recite the verses sent by God. These verses were later collected as part of the Qur'an. Gabriel told him that God (Allah in Arabic) had chosen him as the last prophet to mankind. He eventually expanded his mission as a prophet, publicly preaching a strict monotheism and warning against a Day of Judgement where all humans shall be held responsible for their deeds. He did not completely reject Judaism and Christianity, two other monotheistic faiths known to the Arabs; rather he said that he had been sent by God in order to complete and perfect their teachings. Many in Mecca resented his preaching and persecuted him and his followers. Muslims believe that this was in part due to his followers' holding Muhammad's authority above that of their leaders. Eventually, persecution followed and in 622, he was forced to flee from Mecca (the Hijra) and settled in Yathrib (now known as Medina) with his followers, where he was the leader of the first avowedly Muslim community. War between factions in Mecca and Medina followed, in which Muhammad and his followers were eventually victorious. The military organization that was created by this struggle was then set to conquering the other tribes of Arabia. By the time of Muhammad's death, he had unified Arabia, spread Islam throughout the Arabian Peninsula, and launched expeditions to the north, towards Syria and Palestine.\nUnder Muhammad's immediate successors, the Islamic empire expanded into Palestine, Syria, Mesopotamia, Persia, Egypt, North Africa, and Iberia. Later conquests, commercial contact between Muslims and non-Muslims, and missionary activity spread Islam over much of the globe.\nSources\nThe main sources for biographies of Muhammad are found in Islamic documments such as the Qur'an, the Sira biographies, and the Hadith collections. While the Qur'an is not a biography of Muhammad, it does provide information about his life. The earliest surviving biographies are the Life of the Apostle of God, by Ibn Ishaq (d. 768), edited by Ibn Hisham (d. 833); and al-Waqidi's (d. 822) biography of Muhammad. Ibn Ishaq wrote his biography some 120 to 130 years after Muhammad's death. The third source, the hadith collections, like the Qur'an, are not a biography per se. In both the Sunni and Shia belief, they are the accounts of the verbal and physical traditions of Muhammad.\nSome skeptical scholars (Wansbrough, Cook, Crone, and others) have raised doubts about the reliability of these sources, especially the hadith collections. They argue that by the time the oral traditions were being collected, the Muslim community had grown and also fractured into rival sects and different schools of thought and each sect and school had its own sometimes conflicting traditions of what Muhammad and his companions had done and said. Traditions multiplied, and Muslim scholars made
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Before the advent of Islam, there was a small group of people, who called themselves the followers of "Deen-e-Haneef", which was basically a monotheistic creed, ascribing to the belief of "one God" and adhering to the monotheistic practices of the Abrahamic tradition (these practices included: Sala'h (prayer), Sawm (fasting), Hajj (pilgrimage), Tawaaf (circumambulation of the Ka`bah), Ai`tikaaf (confinement to the mosque for concentrated worship) etc.). The Prophet (pbuh), it is generally believed, ascribed to this group. However, there is hardly any authentic information available on this topic in the books of history. Nevertheless, it should be remembered that the Qur'an has clearly stated that before the initiation of revelation, the Prophet (pbuh) was not fully aware of the details of faith and belief and neither of the divine laws (Al-Shooraa 42: 52).\n\n\nEDIT: At least i gave my source..! I didn't want to summarize all that, sorry.
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Peace be upon you,\n\nProphet Muhammad peace be upon him was foretold in the Bible: \n\nThe sections here are: \n\n1-  In the New Testament.\n2-  In the Book of Isaiah.\n3-  In other Books in the Bible, and other Biblical Prophets proving Islam.\n4-  The "lost people of Israel" are the people of Afghanistan and Kashmir today.  See proofs from the Bible and History.  Cities were mentioned and documented.\n5-  Muhammad is mentioned by the exact name in the Gospel of Barnabas.\n6-  Rebuttals.\n\nTo read all 6 with TONS of links and discussions and the debates...go here\n\nhttp://www.quransearch.com/predict.htm
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mohammed is not mentioned by name in the bible because he came many centuries after the bible was written.  jesus' name is in the qu'ran because it was written by mohammed several centuries after jesus' death.
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In Islam the Prophet Muhammad is known as the seal of the prophets, which is to say he was the last one. (I'm not Muslim, I've just studied Islam.) ~ Peace & Blessings ~
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lets be reasonable about Muhammad(PBUH)\n\n\nwhy should a man at his position make something from nothing? \n\n1) if you think he invented Islam ... what did he gain? ... Money? Wealth? ... for you information when prophet Muhammad(PBUH) had rule over all the arabian peninsula he had no money at all or sometimes no food ... anything that he gain from money or food he gave to the poor ... he died with no money to pass by his family ... he was a man with no wealth goals in his life except delivering his message properly to all mankind ... anyone that is thinking to invent a religon he would ofcourse thought by being rich or gain a certain position in his life ... but prophet Muhammad(PBUH) was totally different ... and he didnt announce himself as a god or something ... in the Qur'an it mentions always that he is an honoured servant just like us\n\n"And they say, 'The Merciful has taken a son.' Glory is to Him. Rather, they are slaves, honored." (Al-Anbiya', 26) \n\n\n2) prophet Muhammad(PBUH) didnt know how to write or read through his life ... he was no poet or magician ... so how do you think that Qur'an was written in this high sophisticated language and that prophecy of it?\n\n\n\n3) our prophet splitted the moon into two halves and that was one of his mircales beside others ... and recently NASA found those marks of the splitted moon.\n\n\n\n4) our God and prophet are true ... our prophet came beleiving with all the messengers and prophets before him ... he didnt make a new religon or came with anything new ... we are just following the Abrahamic religon ... and Islam was a conclusion of all the religons including the Holy books religon.\n\n\n......... much more to be listed
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I am not a Muslim so I cannot answer your question but I am very interested.  Can you cite the verses of the Koran or the specific hadith that calls the Injeel "holy" and/or "corrupt"?\n\nFrom what I have studied of the life of Muhammad, it appears to me that he started of with a beautiful message but once he became more powerful and after many many battles the tone of his messages changed drastically.  In the early days, Jews and Christians were "people of the Book" -- later he called us "pigs and dogs."  \n\nMy best guess would be that Muhammad called the Injeel "holy" in his early days, and "corrupt" later when Jews and Christians rejected him as a prophet.  \n\nI would love to know the citations so I can see if these things are attributable to Muhammad at all and if so, when.