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Why do Muslims state that Mohammed is his messanger when there are many messengers of God?
Michealdo123
Muslims go along this train of logic:
If the prophet is infallible and the Quran is the true word of God, then therefore both attest to Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) being the last prophet of God and thus he must be.
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∙ 11y agoMuslims believe in all God prophets as they lead people to the right path of God, they call for good morals, and they set the rules; per God command; for what you to do and what you are forbidden to do.
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