Muhammad's mention in Bible
The article discusses the distortions of the Bible that aim to deny the prophecy of Muhammad, peace be upon him, and to alter the call of the prophets. The author cites passages from the Bible, especially the prophecy of Isaiah, to identify the person referred to in the prophecy—that he would fight tirelessly until God's word becomes supreme, and that he is a descendant of Qedar, one of Ishmael's sons who dwelled in the Arabian Peninsula. The article affirms that Quraysh and the lineage of Prophet Muhammad both trace back to Qedar, aligning with the prophecy of Isaiah. This is supported by the names of individuals and places in the Book of Genesis. The article connects this prophecy with historical and geographical realities, explaining that Muslims raise the Adhan (call to prayer) and chant Takbir from Mount Arafat, which is in the land of Qedar, thereby asserting that Prophet Muhammad is the one referenced in the prophecy. It further explains that God took the Kingdom of Heaven from the children of Israel and granted it to the Ummah of Muhammad, who continues to uphold its teachings and worships Him. This is based on verses from the New Testament. The article concludes by stating that distortions were introduced to rectify this divine delegation.
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