Category: Muhammad in the Bible

"The prophet which foretells the Islam (Shalom), at the coming of the word of the Prophet, that prophet will be recognized to have been sent by God in truth" (Jer. xxviii. 9).

The great destroyer of the "Eleventh Horn," that personified Constantine the Great and the Trinitarian Church, was not a Bar Allaha ("Son of God"), but a Bar Nasha ("Son of Man") and none other than Prophet Muhammad al-Mustapha who actually established the Kingdom of God upon earth. It is this Kingdom of God that we… Continue reading Islam Is The Kingdom Of God On Earth

Muhammad in the New Testament Islam And Ahmadiyat Announced By Angels Two very extraordinary events have been recorded by two Evangelists in connection with the birth of Prophet Jesus Christ (upon whom be peace and the blessings of Allah). The Evangelist Mattai (Matthew) has left to us an account of the wonderful pilgrimage of the… Continue reading Islam And Ahmadiyat Announced By Angels

"Eudokia" Means "Ahmadiyeh" [LUKE ii. 14] To retranslate a masterpiece of an eminent author from a foreign version if he left other writings in his own language would not be very difficult. For thus the translator could study the mind, the technicalities, and the expressions in his works, and do his best to retranslate the… Continue reading “Eudokia” Means “Ahmadiyeh”

John The Baptist Announces A Powerful Prophet John the Baptist, according to the narratives of the four Evangelists, was a cousin and contemporary of Jesus, being only about six months older than the latter. The Qur’an does not mention anything about the life and work of this Prophet except that God, through the angels, announced… Continue reading John The Baptist Announces A Powerful Prophet

The Prophet Foretold By The Baptist Was Certainly Prophet Muhammad There are two very significant remarks about John the Baptist made by Jesus Christ, but recorded in a mysterious way. The first remark about the Baptist is that in which John is presented to the world as the reincarnate Eliah (Elijah) the Old Testament. The… Continue reading The Prophet Foretold By The Baptist Was Certainly Prophet Muhammad

The Baptism Of John And Jesus Only A Type Of Religious Marking "Sibghatullah" (1) "The (indelible religious) marking of Allah. And who marks better than Allah! And for Him we are worshipers." (Qur’an 2:138) It is a great pity that the Evangelists have not left us a complete and detailed account of the sermon of… Continue reading The Baptism Of John And Jesus

The "Sibghatullah," Or The Baptism With The Holy Spirit And With Fire One of the few religious phenomena I have not been able to explain is this: How is it that the well-known Saba’ltes (Sabians), so predominant in the Arabian peninsula and Mesopotamia, did not embrace Christianity if the Prophet John the Baptist had really… Continue reading The “Sibghatullah,” Or The Baptism With The Holy Spirit And With Fire

The "Paraclete" Is Not The Holy Spirit In this article we can now discuss the famous "Paraclete" of the Fourth Gospel. Jesus Christ, like John the Baptist, announced the advent of the Kingdom of God, invited the people to repentance, and baptized them for the remission of their sins. He honorably accomplished his mission, and… Continue reading The “Paraclete” Is Not The Holy Spirit

"Periqlytos" Means "Ahmad" The Holy Qur’an (ch.61:6 ) declares that Jesus announced unto the people of Israel the coming of Ahmad: "And when Jesus, the son of Mary said: ‘Children of Israel, I am sent to you by Allah to confirm the Torah that is before me, and to give news of a Messenger who… Continue reading “Periqlytos” Means “Ahmad”