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What did bible say about prophet mohammed?
The prophet Mohammed is not mentioned by name
How many times Mohammed name in Bible?
No it is not mentioned.
Where in the bible jesus talked about mahamed?
If you mean the Mohammed of Islam, the answer is no where.
Who is the most famous person ever to have lived?
mohammed
Is the word Muhammad used in the Bible?
The word "Muhammed", or secondary spelling of "Mohammed", is not found in the King James version of The Bible.
Who was the first person ever to win the first ever gold medal?
Mohammed Hassan
What Jesus said about mohammed?
Jesus never actually spoke about Mohammed or the Qur'an directly, but has mentioned false prophets coming in the future (Islam came about 700 years after the Bible). In Christianity, Mohammed would be considered one of many false prophets.
Does the Bible speak about the quran?
No the Bible makes no mention of the Quran. Islam was founded by Mohammed in the seventh century but the Bible was written long before that. Some parts (in the Old Testament) were written around 400-600BC, and even the latest book in the New Testament is likely to have been written around 100AD, 500 years before Islam was ever thought of.
Did Prophet Muhammad say to believe 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.
Who is highest goalscorer ever for sierra Leone national football team?
mohammed kallon
Did the Bible say anything about prophet Muhammed?
Mohammed was born after both the Old Testament (five books of the Bible plus Prophets) and the New Testament so naturally there is no mention at all of him.
Did Prophet Muhammad went to Israel to learn and copy the bible?
No.... Its thought by Islamic scholars that Mohammed picked up biblical texts from the market, where he would listen to Apostles and the Sage teach. Don't get market confused with a supermarket like we have today. In the time frame you are referring to about 600BC. People would gather in specific areas, usually around the judgment seat or near the temple, and where ever people gathered, vendors would ply their wares in an open, public market. During Mohammed's time, there was no bible as you know it, there were scrolls which were maintained by the scribes of the temple. Its unusual they would allow Mohammed to copy their scrolls if he were not an official temple scribe. Mohammed mixed together multiple doctrines which included some Hebrew law and prophecy, philosophy and other doctrine.
