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How Many Times Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) is Mentioned in the Bible? – Dr Zakir Naik



How Many Times Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) is Mentioned in the Bible? – Dr Zakir Naik

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  1. 30:50 We have certainly set forth every ˹kind of˺ lesson for people in this Quran. And no matter what sign you bring to them ˹O Prophet˺, the disbelievers will definitely say ˹to the believers˺, “You are only a people of falsehood.”
    30:59 This is how Allah seals the hearts of those unwilling to know ˹the truth˺.
    30:60 So be patient, for the promise of Allah certainly is true. And do not be disturbed by those who have no sure faith.

  2. Fourth quote:

    (7 Jerusalem has remembered in the days of her affliction and her perdition all her desires that she had in the days of old. When her people fell into the hand of the enemy and there was no one to help her. The enemies saw her and laughed at her destruction. 8 Jerusalem has sinned with sin and for this reason she has become an abomination. All who honor her detest her horns because they have seen her nakedness. And she also sighs and turns back. 9 Her uncleanness is in her skirts. She does not remember her end, and she has fallen into amazing degradation. She has no comforter. Look, O Lord, on my affliction, for the enemy has become great. 10 The enemy has stretched out his hand over all her desires. For she saw that the nations had entered her sanctuary, whom you had commanded not to They will enter into your congregation. 11 All its people sigh and ask for bread. They have given their desires for food to restore the soul. Look, O Lord, and see, for I have become despised.
    (Lamentations 1:7-11)

    Comment: Here the Prophet Jeremiah laments Jerusalem and all its beauty after the Babylonians’ attack on it. He says that she remembers “her desires,” that is, the desires of Jerusalem that she had since the days of old!!!!! And over which the enemy has now spread his hand, over (all her desires), it has been filled with impurity and abomination, and the enemies are laughing at its ruin and destruction. In order to save themselves, the people were forced to pay every precious thing of their “desires” to destruction and eating by the enemy in exchange for themselves. Is this the image that they wish to attribute to the Prophet of Islam in their attempt to attribute the word (Muhammad) as a reference to the mention of the name (Muhammad) in The Bible???

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    What was mentioned in the Book of Songs of Songs by the Bride of the Song, in which she says:

    חִכֹּו מַֽמְתַקִּים וְכֻלֹּו מַחֲמַדִּים זֶה דֹודִי וְזֶה רֵעִי בּ ְנֹות יְרוּשָׁלִָֽם׃

    (His throat is sweet and all are desirable. This is my beloved, and this is my friend, O daughters of Jerusalem.)
    (Song of Songs 5:16)

    Comment: This paragraph is a prophecy about the Lord Jesus Christ. The bride of the song tells (the daughters of Jerusalem) of his characteristics, as Jerusalem is the place where Christ will dwell, teach, heal, and die in ransom for those he loved. He loved them to the end to the point that he offered his life and died in ransom for them. He conquered their hearts with love and captivated them with the price he paid on the cross, which was his precious blood, just as the Messenger of Islam did not come to Jerusalem and neither the girls nor the boys of Jerusalem knew him!!

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    Fourth: All translations of the Holy Bible (the Old Testament) from its original languages ​​(Hebrew) that came before the emergence of Islam translated the word as it came in its context and origin, that it is (an adjective) and not (a proper noun), and the translation came as (a sweet ring and all desirable things). Any researcher can review the Greek translation (known as the Septuagint) of the Old Testament of the Bible, which was completed about 3 full centuries before the birth of Christ, or 7 centuries before the emergence of Islam.
    To help, this link writes the Greek (Septuagint) and English translations with the Hebrew original, which proves that the correct translation of the word is (desirables):

  3. Guys I am a Christian and YES Muhammad is referenced in the Bible I believe so!

    Deuteronomy 18:20

    But the prophet who presumes to speak a word in my name that I have not commanded him to speak, or[a] who speaks in the name of other gods, that same prophet shall die.’

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