1. Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him)
Isaiah 3 discusses two different personalities, one of which is Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) and the other is the Mahdi who is to come near the end times. Christians and Jews might not know about this man and so he will be explained from Islamic sources as well. The Islamic references have been given as links so as not to complicate the article uselessly. (more…)
Isaiah 2 is a little complicated chapter due to being not very specific and impossible for the Christians and Jews to understand unless they have read the Islamic scriptures well. Even if one has read the Islamic scriptures, it is a little hard to grasp as the chapter describes two different personalities without names and all are referred to as ‘he’. It speaks in present and future tenses and discusses two different times in future. This article will analyze these tenses and the verses and explain what they really mean. (more…)
Isaiah 1 starts with the description of the sins of the Israelis and God’s immense displeasure at them. The sins are plenty but one verse sums them all. (more…)
Several articles have been written by Christian missionaries attempting to refute the Gospel of Barnabas. All of those articles have the same points and, by the Grace of Almighty, each and every point has been answered in the article below.
1 Dear friends, do not believe every spirit, but test the spirits to see whether they are from God, because many false prophets have gone out into the world.
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