Prophets

The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) was born in Makkah. For around the first 52 years of his life, he lived there before migrating to Madinah, where he spent the rest of his life there; around 10 years.
The Prophet Muhammad lived in Mecca, preaching to people from the years of 610 A.D to 620 A.D. In 621 A.D, the people of Mecca became unhappy with Muhammad and he left to live in Medina.

Prophet Muhammad was a very gentle person. he loved all children and he treated them very nicely. this website may help: http://www.islamonline.net/english/IN_DEPTH/mohamed/1424/MANNERS/article17.shtml

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Daniel was a major prophet, no doubt, but the book of Daniel is alsohistorical , what happened at the king of Babylons rule.

Nostradamus used drugs, yes, but he claimed they did not give him his visions, only enhanced his ability to see them.

The blind prophet in Oedipus was Tiresias. Oedipus summons him for help to answer his questions; however Tiresias refuses to speak. Instead he tells Oedipus to forget his search for the murderer of their former King, Laius.

Jean-Jacques Rousseau.

Believe it or not, the first person in the bible to receive the gift of prophecy is Enoch. However he only gets a brief mention. We know that Enoch was a prophet, because "God took him." He was so upright, "righteous" and moral, God told him "you don't belong there (the world of men), you belong in heaven with me, you don't need to die, your time is there is done." As a general rule, only prophets can enter heaven without dying, that is why beliefs within Judaism persist that Moses isn't really dead, like Enoch, Moses is still alive. Most of the patriarchs are dead, but none of the prophets are; they all reside in the "garden of the righteous." Enoch is not officially called a prophet, the first person in the bible actually considered a prophet was Moses, although, an earlier character (Joseph), made more predictions about the future than Moses did. Actually that I think of it, Moses did not make any predictions. All the patriarchs of the 12 tribes of Israel had extreme longevity; Joseph's brothers in fact outlived him. Joseph died, when he was 112, whereas his brothers such as Judah, Simeon, Levi, Isachar and whoever else, lived to their 140's. My own Hebrew blood is pure; absolutely no European admixture. Why is it important to me? One of the things I'm scared of, is extreme longevity; I am afraid that I may end up outliving whoever it is I marry. Even to this day, Misrahi Jews produce a large number of centegenarians, more than any other group of Jews, being an Iraqi Jew, that means I will probably live to be 100 too, assuming no accidents, plagues, whatever. Besides the fact that I practice Tai Chi Chuan and Yoga, extreme longevity is in my blood; full, or nearly full blooded Hebrew people are prone to have long lives. Among Iraqi and Yemeni Jewish families, men and women who see their GREAT grand children are not uncommon. Ashkenazi Jews though, tend to die off early. Its one of the curses of being a semite; you need to prepare yourself mentally for being around for a very long time before you are finally given peace. One of the reasons I neglect my Tai Chi and Yoga training, is because I do not much care for reaching the age of 140, had I a choice in the matter I would want to die at the age of 80. If you yourself are an Arab, a direct largely unmixed descendant of Ishmael whose maternal line is predominantly all Arab women, no slave girls, that is you are an Arab largely on both sides, prepare yourself; Ishmael, I believe died when he was 160. A friend of mine from Saudi Arabia, told me that one of his uncles on his father side, or rather grand uncles, a Beduin, was a young man during the Lincoln administration, and he did not finally die until the 1980's. Prepare yourself; a lot of descendants of Abraham may end up cursed with extreme age. I personally don't see it as a blessing; this is an evil world.

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The prophet Nathan was an advisor to King David of Israel who reigned as King of Israel from 1003 to 970 BCE, placing Nathan in this time period.

Nostradamus was born on December 14, 1503 and died on July 2, 1566. Nostradamus would have been 62 years old at the time of death or 511 years old today.

He predicted king henrys death to perfection third round of jousting the stick penetrated the helmet in the eye hole i personal believe he could predict events nostradamus101.com is a great site for referances the film ain't bad either hope this helps

Many people of the world (I always mean of all times) have relationships with animals. The Biblical answer regarding David has to do with the magic in the world. David was chosen. The fact that he loved animals, singing, and life made him kind of perfect, yes?

PS - Bathsheba inspired not only David, but Leonard Cohen too.

Prophet Muhammad s.a.w was born in Makkah.(Mecca)

Nostradamus predicted that someone was going to take over western Europe (he was never really specific, he didn't even say when, so I wouldn't be worried about any of his predictions)

Acts 21:10, 11 - And as we stayed many days, a certain prophet named Agabus came down from Judea. When he had come to us, he took Paul's belt, bound his own hands and feet, and said, "Thus says the Holy Spirit, 'So shall the Jews at Jerusalem bind the man who owns this belt, and deliver him into the hands of the Gentiles.' " [NKJV]

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