what does the bible says about muhammad(peace be upon him) THE PROPHET OF ISLAM?

Question

i bet that most of you will say nothing so that i will say check out this
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ahmed_Deedat#Is_Bible_God.27s_word.3F

yeah it might be crazy long bcuz it's a discussion but when u watch that u will be able to understand that u r on the wrong way with no doubt so i think it deserve the time u will spend knowing the truth

i'm saying about wikipedia that i'm not asking u to read but u can watch the movie<<<

It says there will be a False Prophet and will be cast into the lake of fire with The Beast and all who follow them :)

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You have your chronology wrong.
The Bible was written before Christ, or if you want to include the New Testament, in the two or three centuries after Christ.
Mohammad was born in the year 570 and lived in the sixth and seventh century after Christ. So when the Bible was written Mohammad was not yet born.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ahmed_Deedat#Is_Bible_God.27s_word.3F
watch this people!!!

Answer 1

Both Jews and Christians believe in that part of the Bible which Christians call the Old Testament. The Old Testament contains references to the prophet Muhammad, on whom be peace and blessings. That Book declared him to be a true prophet. So it is necessary for the Jew and Christian to believe that Islam is true.



In the Old Testament there are many references. The most significant is Song of Solomon, chapter 5, verse 16. This verse mentions our prophet by name. It says in the Hebrew language Bibles "He is Muhammad." But English translation have "He is altogether lovely" instead of the real truth. since it says our prophet's name in the Hebrew, the "altogether lovely" translation is nothing more than a camouflage hiding our prophet's name. Tell every Bible reader whether Jew or Christian to ask any Hebrew scholar to read the Hebrew word which appears as "altogether lovely" in the translation. You will hear that word pronounced "Muhammad."

remember, Jesus, the son of Mary, said : " O children of Israel ! I am the messenger of God ( sent ) to you, . confirming the law ( which came ) before me, . and giving glad tidings of a messenger to com after me, . whose name shall be AHMAD

QUR'AN61/6



Christianity and the other religions, do not define the prophehood Nor does Bhudda and is silent about the other prophets. Contrary to this it is compulsory in Islam to believe in all the formaer Prophets and to revere them.

I will raise up for them a prophet like you from among their brethren; and I will put My words in his mouth, and he shall speak to them all that I command him. And whoever will not give heed to My words which he shall speak in My name, I Myself will require it of him. (Deut. 18:18-20)



Any one who is familiar with Prophet Muhammad's life, can easily see that no one fits the above description better than Prophet Muhammad. It was Prophet Muhammad, not Jesus, who like Moses was born from ordinary parents, got married, founded a faithful community, established a great law and died a natural death.



Esaiah 9:12 which reads like this." And the book is delivered to him that is not learned, saying, Read this, I pray thee: and he saith; I am not learned." This verse is a prophecy towards prophet Mohammed (pbuh), because Mohammad (pubh) was an unlettered prophet and when he was an unlettered prophet and when he was asked by Angel Gabrielto read out the first divine revelation upon him he said, "I am not learned"



The first revelation Prophet Muhammad received from God was the instruction to read or recite a five-verse revelation that begun: "Read! In the name of Thy Lord and Cherisher..."Quran (96:1).He said "I am not learned



For western readers who are not convinced that Muhammad is a prophet of Allah, proof of this claim can be found in the Bible (Deut. 18:15-18, 33:2-3; Isaiah 29:12; Songs of Solomon 5:16;John 14:1516, 16:12-14) as well as in the biographical accounts of Muhammad's life, which was lived in full view of his contemporaries.



"If ye love me, keep my commands. And I will pray to the Father (God) and He shall give you ANOTHER "PARACLETE" (i.e another prophet like Jesus ) HE MAY ABIDE WITH YOU FOREVER (that is Muhammad will be the last prophet); even the Spirit of truth (Al-Amin and Al-Sadiq the nick name of Muhammad even before Islam)"

(Jesus- Bible-John 14:15-17)

Answer 2

You have your chronology wrong.
The Bible was written before Christ, or if you want to include the New Testament, in the two or three centuries after Christ.
Mohammad was born in the year 570 and lived in the sixth and seventh century after Christ. So when the Bible was written Mohammad was not yet born.

Answer 3

Ahmed Deedat only touched very few points or prophecies from the Bible. There are many.
By the name, yes there is only one place where Muhammed was mentioned in the current Bible that most Christians have but if the Church hadn't trown out other books, there would have been more.

Answer 4

It says there will be a False Prophet and will be cast into the lake of fire with The Beast and all who follow them :)

Answer 5

The verse that Mr. Deedat is refering to Song of Songs 5:16

His mouth is most sweet: yea, he is altogether lovely. This is my beloved, and this is my friend, O daughters of Jerusalem.

mensions no name and has no need to mention one. This is a woman telling the women of Jerusalem that her man is hers alone. Telling them how sweet his lips are and beautiful he is.

Muhammed is not there.

Answer 6

Ummm...wikipedia can be written by whomever so chooses. You really shouldn't believe anything you read on there.

Answer 7

Cool. Then you should know the answer from watching those. Peace.

Answer 8

The Bible was talking about Jesus. muhammad (death be because of him) doesnt fit the bill

Answer 9

John 5:43 I am come in my Father's name (power), and ye receive me not: if another shall come in his own name, [Mohammed] him ye will receive.

Answer 10

You're kidding, right? Those things are crazy long.

Answer 11

That all depends on what you want to believe.