The Bible does not mention Muhammad, but only mentions prophets and teachers who lived up to the 1st Century CE. It could not have mentioned Muhammad as he was born nearly five hundred years after the last biblical stories were written.
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A:Some Muslims say yes. Some Christians also say yes, pointing to passages about 'false prophets'. Both views are based on rather dubious grounds. Others simply say the Bible does not prophesy Muhammad.
Christians believe that Muhammad is not mentioned in the Bible.
No. Mohammed argued that the Bible, while a remnant of the Divine Holy Books sent by God, was replete with errors. Therefore, the Bible should not be believed in, but rather the Qur'an.
No. Muhammad was never in the Bible, and his name is not recorded there.
No, the Bible does not speak about Prophet Muhammad. The Bible is the sacred text of Christianity and is focused on the teachings and prophecies of Jesus Christ. Muhammad is the central figure in Islam and is not mentioned in the Bible.
AnswerThe name Mohammad or Muhammad does not appear in the Bible. The Bible never mentions the Muslim prophet Muhammad, because it was written long before the advent of Islam.
No - the Muhammad who founded Islam post-dates all the canonical books of the bible by about 5 centuries. There are no instances of the name Muhammad in the current bible either. There are no prophecies that specifically refer to him - unless someone wants to postulate that he was one of the "false prophets" referred to in the book of Revelations.
Because it goes against the Bible.
The word "Muhammed", or secondary spelling of "Mohammed", is not found in the King James version of The Bible.
Despite Islamic claims, Muhammad,specifically, is no where to be found openly in the Bible in a context that suggests he is a prophet of God.
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Most Muslims believe that the Qur'an was revealed to the prophet Muhammad by the angel Gabriel, and therefore has no historical association with the Bible. Scholars and some Muslims recognise that the Qur'an was really written by humans during and after the lifetime of Muhammad, based on a knowledge of the Bible.