Zakir Naik – Characteristics in the Bible that Befit the Prophet Muhammad

The 13th point is,

Moses and Mohammed, peace be upon them, both

of

them, besides being

prophets of God, they were statesmen,

or they were like kings.

Jesus Christ, peace be upon him, was only

a prophet of God.

Moses and Muhammad, peace be upon them, both

of them, besides being

the prophets of God, they were head of

state.

They had the full state, which was not

the case with Jesus, peace be upon him.

Moses and Muhammad, peace be upon them, both

of them were like kings.

A king means a person who could give

the punishment of life and death.

Which was not the case with Jesus, peace

be upon him. Jesus, peace be upon him,

says in the Gospel of John, chapter number

18, verse number 36.

My kingdom is not of this world.

So Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, is

like Moses, peace be upon him, and Jesus,

peace be upon him, is unlike Moses, peace

be upon him. Only on this prophecy I

I shall raise them up a prophet from

among thy brethren, like unto thee.

Only this one point of the prophecy, that

the prophet should be like Moses, peace be

upon him, I've given no less than

13 similarities

between Prophet Muhammad and Prophet Moses, peace be

upon him. And 13 dissimilarities

between Jesus, peace be upon him, and Moses,

peace be upon him.

This prophecy does not befit

anyone

except the last and final messenger, Prophet Muhammad,

peace be upon him.

The prophecy continues.

I shall raise them up a prophet from

among thy brethren, like unto thee, and I

shall put my words into his mouth, and

he shall speak all that I command him.

Almighty God says, I shall put words into

the mouth of this prophet, and he shall

say all that I command him. The revelations

were given to prophet Muhammad, peace be upon

him. Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, was

an unlettered, and whatever he got, he repeated

verbatim, as though words that put his mouth.

For example,

the first 5 verses of the Quran to

be revealed were.

Read, recite in the name of thy Lord

who has created.

Who has created men from something which clings

a leech like

substance.

Read thy Lord is most bountiful.

Read

in the name of thy Lord who is

most bountiful,

who taught men the use of the pen,

who taught men what he knew not.

So whatever he got, whatever revelation he got

from almighty God, he repeated verbatim

as though words were put in his mouth.

This was not the case with Jesus, peace

be upon him. So this prophecy of Deuteronomy,

chapter number 18, verse number 18 does not

befit anyone, but the last and final messenger,

Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him.

Only from this one verse of the Bible,

book of Deuteronomy,

chapter number 18, verse number 18, it is

sufficient to prove

that Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him,

is a prophet of Almighty God. The prophecy

continues.

The book of Deuteronomy, chapter number 18, verse

number 19.

That whosoever

does not hearken unto my words,

which he shall speak in my name,

I will require it from him.

Some versions of the Bible say, I will

take revenge.

Almighty God is saying

that, verily I say unto you, whosoever

does not hearken unto his words,

whosoever will not follow the words of this

Prophet,

who will speak in my name,

I will requite of him. I will take

revenge.

That means if you do not follow the

teachings of Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him,

almighty God is telling you in the Bible,

I will take revenge.

Any Christian who does not follow the teachings

of Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, almighty

God is telling in the Bible, he will

take revenge from you.

The prophecy

says, and whosoever

will not hearken unto the words

which he shall speak in my name. Almighty

God is saying, if you do not heed

the words of this prophet, who will speak

in my name? And we know

in the last and final revelation of the

Quran, which was revealed to Prophet Muhammad peace

be upon him, every chapter of the Quran

except for Surat Tawba chapter number 9 begins

with the formula.

In the name of Allah, most gracious, most

merciful.

It is fulfillment of the prophecy.

Whosoever will not hearken unto his word, which

he shall speak in my name.

Saying

is far superior to saying in the name

of God, because God is general.

In the name of Allah,

it's a proper noun.

And whosoever shall not hearken unto his words,

which he shall speak in my name.

The name of almighty God and the proper

name of Almighty God is Allah. Not only

in the Quran, also in the Bible.

That's the reason when Jesus Christ, peace be

upon him, when he was put on the

cross. It's mentioned in the gospel of Mark,

chapter number 15, verse number 34 and gospel

of Matthew, chapter number 20

7, verse number 46.

When Jesus Christ, peace be upon, was put

on the cross, on the 11th hour he

says,

So as to say, Oh God, Oh God,

why have thou forsaken me?

Alhamdulillah,

in all the translations of the Bible, in

all the versions of the Bible,

irrespective of whichever language is translated into, English,

Hindi,

French, German, Portuguese.

The original words of Jesus Christ, peace be

upon him, has been

So as to say, then the translation says,

oh God, oh God, why has thou forsaken

me?

I'm asking you a question, does

sound like, oh God, oh God, why has

thou forsaken me?

Does it sound like, Jehovah, Jehovah has thou

forsaken me? He says no.

Hebrew and Arabic are sister languages.

If you

translate into Arabic, it is

It sounds similar.

And if you read

the Scofield's

Bible, it says Allah means

a l a h. Allah,

the name of

God.

Even Jesus Christ, peace be upon him, he

called Almighty God by Allah, not by God.

The prophecy says, whosoever will not hearken unto

his words, which he shall speak in My

name. Almighty God is saying My name, that

is Allah. And every chapter of the glorious

Quran except for Suratoba chapter 9 begins with

the beautiful formula. Bismillahir

Rahmanir Raheem. In the name of Allah, most

gracious, most merciful.