"Muhammad: A to Z . . & more" chapter 7 (part 4)
N. Muhammad, peace be upon him, taught his followers to believe in the God of Adam, Noah, Abraham, Jacob, Moses, David, Solomon and Jesus, peace be upon them all, and to believe in them as true prophets, messengers and servants of Almighty Allah. He insisted on ranking all the prophets up at the highest level without any distinction between them, and ordered his followers to say the words, "Peace be upon him" after mentioning their names.
O. He also taught the Torah (Old Testament), Zabur (Psalms) and Enjil (Gospel or New Testament) were originally from the very same source as the Quran, from Allah to the angel Gabriel. He asked the Jews to judge according to their own Book, and they tried to cover up some of it to hide the correct judgment, knowing he, peace be upon him, could not read.
P. He prophesied, predicted and foretold of events to come and they happened as he had said. He even predicted something from the past that would come true in the future, and it has.
The Quran states
pharaoh was drowned in the Red Sea while chasing after Moses and Allah said He
would preserve Pharaoh as a sign for the future. Dr. Maurice Bucaille in his
book, "Bible, Quran and Science" makes it clear this has happened and the very
person of Pharaoh has been discovered in Egypt and is now on display for all to
see.
This event took place thousands of years before Muhammad, peace be upon him, and
it came true in the last few decades, many centuries after his death.
Q. There has been more written about the prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, than any other person on earth. He has been praised very high even by famous non-Muslims for centuries. One of the first examples we quote from is from the Encyclopedia Britannica, as it confirms:
(regarding Muhammad)
". . . a mass of detail in the early sources shows that he was an honest and
upright man who had gained the respect and loyalty of others who were likewise
honest and upright men."
(Vol. 12)
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