Say that again. Say that. Say it
again. Translate that. Do you recognize
him? Do you identify and confirm this is
him? They said you are a prophet. But
for the Arabs, they were stuck. You
can't say I'm not a prophet at this
point. Elijah. And then that prophet,
who's that prophet? Who can it be?
Right? And the prophet Muhammad peace be
upon him told us that the antichrist
will uh roam the earth. So, a man, a
human being that will be the false
messiah. There's many Jewish rabbis who
believe about Muslims opposite to to
what they believe about Christians. They
believe Christians are pagans and that
they're going to go to hellfire. But
Muslims actually are okay because we're
monotheists. Him and he will essentially
mel melt. Whether this is literal or
figurative, Allah is over all things
capable. But he will not die before
Jesus Christ peace be upon him takes a
spear and kills him.
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So this is a very bold statement here.
The this is uh prophet Muhammad we're
talking about peace be upon him. The
prophet that the Jews are waiting for.
You have a section in your book talking
about that the Jews the yahood the ben
is that they actually went to before it
was caught Medina. Can you take it from
here? Why were they in? Why were they
going there? Right? Why they settled
there? So it is established uh in the
Quran and in the statements of the
prophet Muhammad peace be upon him and
also corroborative historical uh
accounts as well uh plus just context
like why would they of all places there
were three tribes Jewish tribes uh that
had settled in the city that we now know
today as Medina the city of there was
Benu there was Benu and there was
Benu and in fact speaking of the
historical account, the Quran mentions
that whenever there would be a an
altercation, if you will, a dispute
between the pagan Arabs of Mecca and the
Jews of Medina, the Jews would always
threaten them by the fact that we're
awaiting our prophet. A prophet is about
to come. We are here in the land of
Medina, if you will, between the two
lava fields. Because their scriptures
seem to have said, "Look for the place
of the palm trees," sort of in the
peninsula, between the two lava fields.
and Medina certainly has that uh
terrain. So they were settled there
believing this was the most likely
location and they would threaten the
pagans and say once our prophet shows up
we're going to finish you guys off. Of
course when the prophet Muhammad peace
and blessings be upon him did arrive
some of the scholars of the Jews
recognized him right of way and those
that recognized him right away. Some
believed in him like Abdaham a great
rabbi of the Jews of Medina and became
Muslim and was disowned by his people uh
for doing that because the majority of
his people remain tribal. They remain
sort of they did not expect him to come
from a different bloodline and you know
for the Israelites they believe uh that
they are uh God's chosen people with a
birthight not because they chose to
believe in God and be righteous people
they believe they had an unconditional
uh promise from God. And so they were
shocked and surprised to see that the
prophet they were waiting for is not uh
from their bloodline. And so most
rejected him. In fact, there was a
famous incident of other learned men
from among the Jews of Medina uh which
is and his brother Yasid when the
prophet sallallahu alaihi wasallam
finally after 13 years in Mecca calling
to Allah the oneness of God being
persecuted him and his followers they
travel to Medina and upon his arrival
these two uh scholarly rabbis come out
to scout like is is he really that guy
the guy we're all waiting for? And so
one of them says to the other auah is
that really him? He said, "Yeah, that's
him." He said, "Like you're identifying,
confirming this is really him." Who's
saying this now? These are the two
Jewish scholars. Jewish guys are talking
Jewish rabbis. Yep. And he says, "The
two Jewish rabbis." How did you say it?
You said, "What did you say it?" You
said, "Was this Hebrew or Arabic you're
speaking?" This was Arabic. Of course,
this is sort of narated to us at a later
time because the the story became well
known even. Say that again. Say that.
Say that again.
Translate that. Do you recognize him?
Recognize him? Do you identify and
confirm this is him off of what basis?
What do they basically confirm because
it is very clear he's in their
scriptures. He's there. They recognize
him the way they recognize they would
recognize their own child. Wow. Uh and
he said they confront that's him. That's
him. They said so who one of them asked
the other like how do you feel about
this? What are we going to do? We
thought he would come out from one of
our kids. Wow. They he said he is my
enemy for as long as I live. I will
never you know uh concede to someone not
from my family tree, not from my tribe,
not from my ethnicity. So they were like
ethnic supremacists in that sense.
Interestingly his daughter, the daughter
of one of these two rabbis marries the
prophet Muhammad peace and blessings. So
this is his wife Sophia. This is her
father and uncle. Safy the daughter of
Hu and his brother were the two scouts,
the two rabbi scholars that went to
scout. And so interestingly, Safya, she
tells her own story of when the prophet
peace be upon him came to Medina
uh she saw in a dream that uh the moon,
the bright
moon lands in her lap, right? Uh and so
she says this innocently to her husband.
She has no idea what it means. So her
husband interpreted it to mean that this
sort of new found light that is claiming
to bring people out of the darkness,
this new prophet, final prophet of God
that's over there in Mecca, not yet in
Medi. Right? So he walks up to her and
he slaps her across the face and she has
no idea what's happening. Her husband
and he says to her, you are fantasizing
about marrying into the king of the
Arabs, right? Like where is your honor?
Where is your sort of we are the
Israelites? And eventually it so happens
that she does in fact marry the prophet
Muhammad peace and blessings be upon
him. Can you count this as a prophecy
now being fulfilled from that perhaps? I
mean this was not something the prophet
stated but he saw it as her wanting to
marry him. So this is her dream that she
had. Yes. And so it perhaps was a
premonition from Allah to prepare her
for the fact that her people would go to
war with the prophet Muhammad and they
would not win in that war. And so it
probably made it even easier on her to
accept that, oh, okay, everything is
making sense now. And she then
remarries, but this time to the prophet
of God. I went down to Fort Lauderdale
at the with Patrick and David, a PBD
podcast you've heard of probably. Yes.
And when they had this debate, and he
brought on two of the biggest career
Islamophobes, and one of them was the
Arabic speaking guy, and he brought this
exact scenario up, and it's just so
deceitful, deceptive um on their part.
um when they start to narrate this and
he'll go ahead and paint a picture like
the prophet captured her, graped her and
did all sorts of evil to her. But now
when you're sitting with a qualified
person and this is a lesson for people
when they hear these things put out of
context with someone who's uh you know
just totally deliberately changed the
story, twisted it and now here you know
this happens all the time. This happens
all the time. Muslims are sort of in the
west in particular, they're positioned
as if sort of they are a demonic people
whose prophet was the antichrist, right?
He's seen as like the antithesis of
Jesus Christ, peace and blessings be
upon him. And it's it's it's incredible.
Like you think about number one, his
life is the most well doumented life in
all of human history. It leaves no room
for guessing, right? How could he be the
paragon of virtue? Peace and blessings
be upon him.
uh when he is such a welldocumented
human being unless it's true because you
know you can trick some people because
they're naive all the time and you can
trick the whole world for a little bit
of time. You can't trick everybody
forever. Exactly. So that's one aspect.
The other aspect is this is not me
trying to like play games with with
anything. Who mentions Mary in their
book? Who believes in Jesus? Is it the
Muslims or sort of is it the Jew? It's
almost like the Judeo-Christian
tradition. Then there's sort of like the
the outliers are the Islamic tradition
and that's our job. I'm I'm not blaming
anyone as much as we are to blame
ourselves. We need to do a better job of
you know uh crafting the right narrative
to honestly and accurately and
effectively deliver this message to the
world. 34 times in the Quran Mary is
mentioned a chapter in the Quran is
named after her. Jesus Christ peace be
upon him is named in the Quran more than
the prophet Muhammad is named. Peace and
blessings be upon him. And so the
antichrist is recognized in the Islamic
tradition as an evil thing. And in fact,
we believe that Jesus peace be upon him
was not crucified. Of course, he was
not, but God did save him from the hands
of those that wanted him dead. And that
God will return him at the end of time,
not just to set the record straight, but
to uh eliminate the antichrist. So we're
all anti-antichrist, the Muslims and the
Christians alike with the discrepancy on
who exactly is the antichrist. Who exa
what exactly is the message of Islam and
also what was the message of Jesus?
Peace and blessings be upon him. So you
have Sophia who at that point she's not
the prophet's wife, the last and final
messenger's wife. And now her father,
you're talking about this situation
where they went to go see. They're
waiting like we started the program.
They're waiting for their a prophet to
come. They go scout the situation.
That's him. She overhears the talk
between her uncle and the father and
they they they confirm that's him. But I
I will not accept. Why? Why didn't they
accept? Why is this the supremacy
mindset nationalism kicking in? Yeah.
We're we're God's favorites. We are the
children of God. Uh because he didn't
come from uh from Isach from this line.
So Abraham had two children. Peace and
blessings be upon them all. There was uh
Ishmael and Isaac, right? So out of the
Ishmael line, the Ishelites, there was
no prophets for centuries until the
prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be
upon him. Out of Isaac, there came
Jacob. Jacob is Israel. And we recognize
this, by the way. Nothing to do with the
modern day, you know, modern day state,
the modern nation state of Israel. We're
talking about Israel, the great
worshipper of God. Israel, who is Jacob.
Israel, who we believe in, was the great
prophet of God. Israel, Jacob had 12
sons. those became the tribes of Israel,
the children of Israel, the Israelites.
So out of that line, right, that's why
people often call us cousins and they
think that all of the fighting between
us is chocked up to sort of just cousin
cousinry bick bickering. Uh and so
that's why they said you're not from our
line, so we will not accept you. Now,
are you disqualified to talk about this?
Because if someone out there, because we
want the best for Jews, for Christians,
for everybody, right? Um, but they see
you and there's this kafia on you and
they think, "Oh, this guy's anti-semitic
because he's wearing this. We can't take
nothing from him." What do you have to
say? What does this stand for? I know
Jews who wear this. You got Jews who
wear this. Yes, sir. So, how would it be
anti-Semitic? You know, that's a lot to
unpack because, you know, people, you
know, they have these words politicized,
right? So, I am you're right. Arab. My
parents are uh Arabic or from Arabic
heritage, Arabic lineage. But these
people are so the cemetic line composes
of multiple you know strands including
Arabs and Hebrews. But most of these
people are to be anti-semitic would mean
to be anti-Arab, anti-Hebrew,
anti-Arama, anti-Jes Jesus, right? It
would be how does that even work? Right?
And then even if it were just anti-Jew,
it's just a silencer. It's a gag order.
It's a shaming mechanism,
right? Even if it were anti-Jew, how can
Jews be anti-Jew? So there's layers of
Okay, I just wanted to I just want to
clear that out because this I wear this
I didn't answer your question. I wear
this in solidarity with the Palestinian
people because it represents them and
represents their great uh heritage
thousands of years in the area there in
the region. They are the ones who hosted
not the Israelites Jacob, not his father
Isaac. They're the ones who hosted
Abraham himself when even according to
the Bible he migrated over. Right? So he
came as a migrant into the land. He was
naturalized if you will as an immigrant
into the Palestinian uh and they marry
in and so on and so forth. And so this
is about uh the Palestinian people,
their right to the land, uh their right
to resistance as established in you know
the conscience of every human being and
into international law, their right to
exist and their right to their dignity
and honor and humanity which most of the
world is brainwashed into thinking they
don't deserve right now. There's an
ongoing genocide like nothing we've ever
seen in our lifetimes being live
streamed in 4K uh for these people not
just to be killed off uh to be killed
off and to be blamed for being killed
off as if they deserve it. Do you think
now you have um what you're what you're
mentioning here is um a lot of people I
like how you just really broke it down,
unpackaged it, but you have people from
Europe who came over changed their names
and they even not not just stole the
land but they stole this. They coined
this world anti-Semitic, but actually
the Palestinians should say, "You're
anti-Semitic because we're the Seemetic
people." You get the point? So, I think
they should reclaim this back. Anytime
someone says anti-Semitic, no, no, no,
actually, we're the Seemetic ones.
You're actually anti-Semitic because
you're anti-Palestinian
and these are Is that a valid point?
It certainly is. And the Jewish Voices
for Peace are an organization that sort
of uh fills the uh the airwaves with
with advocacy for this the the Netaric
Carta as well. And and again that the
the prophet we're talking about Prophet
Muhammad he came as a mercy to the
world. So he came for the Jews that the
prophet we're talking about that they
were looking for. He is the one you had
the
scholar. Do you classify him as a
Christian scholar or um what kind of
scholar was he before I ask you this
question? So as many people don't know
this
that the Bible is only the Bible for
Christians. Mhm. Because it they accept
both the old and new testament. Yeah.
Right. Uh for the Jews there is no new
testament because they reject the notion
of Jesus peace be upon him uh
illegitimate child to begin with let
alone a prophet in their eyes. And so
there is only the Old Testament. And so
they don't even call it the Old, they
just call it the Hebrew scripture, the
first the first five books,
the Torah, the first five books which
were uh the Pentatuch, which is uh the
books of Moses, if you will. So he was a
scholar of the Hebrew scriptures,
whatever remained of them. There you go.
As opposed to saying like a biblical
scholar. And you know, biblical is a
loaded word. It means library. It was a
canon. It spanned hundreds of years,
countless versions. no way to really uh
referee between them. So he was a
scholar at that time of whatever
remained of the books, the Hebrew books.
Right. So he was a scholar, an academic,
someone who also knew the signs, he
accepted Prophet Muhammad as a
messenger. Right. Certainly. Then now
you had the rabbi, chief rabbi Abdul Ibn
Salam. He ends up, he's Jewish man. He's
the person. So here's a testimony now of
someone who's sincere. He's a truth
seeker and he accepts Prophet Muhammad
peace and blessings be upon him as a as
a prophet and messenger. You know, it
was also the insincere. So, the
insincere acknowledged but didn't
accept. That's a big Yeah. So, that you
still want to add that testimony there
to concur because, you know, they they
kept asking him questions and they would
say beforehand, you're not a prophet
unless you know the answer to this
question. Uh or you know, you're not a
prophet if you answer this question.
They would like bait him into all of
these trick questions and he would crush
them all with flying colors. Like I I'll
share with you two quick accounts. One
of them is Surah Ysef, the chapter on
Joseph, right? This great, you know,
Israelite prophet, prophet from the
children of Israel. And they say to him,
"What do you know about Joseph?" Right?
Sure. Okay. You might know there's a man
in history named Abraham. You know, you
got lucky. What do you know about
Joseph, his great great grandson?
Uh, and so the story of Joseph comes
down. You got 111
verses
and they're just blown away like what in
the world? And here's another one. They
when he was still in Mecca with among,
you know, the Arabs, pagan Arabs, right?
Calling they were at wits end like what
do we do with this man? This man is no
matter what we do, we're killing people
off. More people are converting. It's
just the glaring truth. uh is gaining
momentum. So they say, "You know what?
He says he has a scripture, Quran." The
Jews in Medina always brag that they got
scripture and stuff. So let's go to
Medina and get some way to stump him. So
they go to Medina and say, "Listen, we
need to stop this guy. He's bad for
business. Give us something. We need to
humiliate him. We need to expose him. We
need to cancel him." So they go to
Medina. The Med the Medina Jews tell
them what? go back to this man and ask
him about the seven sleepers in the cave
and ask him about the righteous king
that roamed the earth from left to right
uh and ask him about the soul different
reports that sort of you bring them all
together ask him about the
soul only a prophet would know the first
two about the seven sleepers in the cave
and the righteous king who roams the
earth and if he's a prophet he will not
answer the third so the third one is a
trick question you're asking him and if
he
answers So they go back to the prophet
Muhammad peace and blessings be upon him
and they ask him these three questions.
So let me just get the the last one out
of the way. What about the soul? God
says in the Quran in
uh the chapter of Isra 17th chapter of
the Quran they ask you about the soul
say the soul is of the secrets of God
and you humanity has not been given of
knowledge but very little. So he
sidesteps that, doesn't answer that
question. And so everyone's shocked like
he didn't answer. Uh then the other two,
Allah sends down the next chapter in the
Quran, the 18th chapter of the Quran,
the chapter of the cave. And this is
powerful, man. The chapter in the cave
mentions four stories. The seven
sleepers, uh the the man who got
arrogant because he owned a lot of
property. The story of Moses having to
learn from someone else less
knowledgeable than him but knew a few
things he didn't know. Right? And then
the story of the righteous
king. So just you need to see it as a
tapestry. It's gorgeous. The story of
the boys in the cave, he not just
retells the story,
right? He even tells if you just read
the verses in the Quran of the internal
disputes the Jews have on the story. You
guys, some of you are saying it's three
and the dog was four. Some are you
saying it was five in the cave and the
dog was six and some of you were saying
it's seven in the cave dog was eight and
then when they all died you guys debated
should we turn the cave into a mosque or
not. This is like do not even do you
know who they are you know the stuff
that only the greatest experts on these
accounts in our history are talking
about behind closed doors. So it was
very rattling for them. And then fast
forward to the fourth story. It
says they ask you
about was he Cyrus or Alexander the
Great or different discussions. It's
irrelevant really. He was known as they
ask you
about say to
them say to them I will tell you're not
going to ask him. I will tell you the
story of and he tells them more than
they knew about him. Wow. But here's the
kicker. I love this part of the sort of
the account. The two middle stories are
about the arrogant, you know, plantation
owner and about Moses being humbled. So,
you asked for two stories. I gave you
four. And these two are actually a
message in the middle. One to the
arrogant pagan Arabs who said, "We're
not going to follow an orphan boy."
Right. Mhm. And this was, "You're the
followers of Moses. You should be
humbled enough to accept that someone
that's not an Israelite can teach you
something you don't know. So the
embedded and this is why the Jews even
those who didn't accept him back to your
point he asked them will you not accept
now admit now that I'm a prophet you
know what they
said they said you are a prophet but for
the Arabs they were stuck. You can't say
I'm not a prophet at this point. So they
said, "Okay, okay, you're a prophet, but
your prophethood doesn't apply to us."
They had to figure out a way to explain
it away from applicability applying to
them because they had no way around
admitting this man is undeniably a
prophet. I had a Muslim lantern,
Muhammad Ali. He made this point uh when
I interviewed him. He said that uh
there's many Jewish rabbis who believe
about Muslims opposite to what they
believe about Christians. They believe
Christians are pagans and that they're
going to go to hellfire. But Muslims
actually are okay because we're
monotheists. Have you heard this? Yes.
That we don't accept idolatry. By the
way, I was raised in in uh in Burough
Park. Boro Park is a a place in
Brooklyn, New York called Little Tel
Aviv. 94% of my neighborhood for the
first 22 years of my life was Hetic
Jews. Ultra Orthodox Hetic Jews. So I've
had lots of sort of amicable
conversations with them, some about
theology as well. And they would say
these things for sure. So you got you
guys are not idol worshippers. you guys,
you know, yeah, they can actually go
into a mosque, right? Or we can. That's
what they say, right? But they can't go
into a church also, right? Uh let's go
back to the statement now. The ja,
there's a hadith that you mentioned that
will be in the Arabic, what's the word?
That the hadith will be eliminated,
killed at
the place of Yeah. So the prophet
Muhammad peace and blessings be upon him
when he's speaking about the end times
uh and when the end times will be will
it be in 10 years it will be in 10,000
years no one is allowed to know uh and
what will change in the world by then
only God knows what we do know need to
know and this is an important preface is
that these end times accounts are
descriptive of the end times and not
prescriptive right they don't change the
fact that Islam sort of honors human
life and the track record of Islam by
the way relatively to all other nations
and religions has done a wonderful job
by the testimony of all historians that
are honest and know the history. You
know, this is not about sort of uh
promoting violence or sort of like
warfare across religious lines. Islam
does not permit right the killing of any
innocent life, not even animals, right?
Let alone human beings that God has
honored. We have honored the children of
Adam, right? Not the children of Israel
or the children of Ishmael, the children
of Adam. Uh but at the end times there
will be major warfare. Yeah. Uh we know
this. Uh and the prophet Muhammad peace
be upon him told us that the antichrist
will uh roam the earth. So a man, a
human being that will be the false
messiah who will first claim that he's
the messiah sort of like what Jesus
actually is, peace and blessings be upon
him. Then he will claim divinity as
well. Uh and with him will be gen like
the the devils will sort of like uh
assist in him manipulating the world uh
and tricking people into accepting him
as god and ultimately he will we have a
hadith some hadith that mention that he
will march from alahan
uh and the Jews will consider him their
king because they say they're awaiting
the messiah right but they missed it how
they miss him they missed Jesus and they
missed the prophet Muhammad peace and
blessings be upon Jesus and Muhammad
And so they will accept him as the
messiah when in fact he is the false
messiah. is the antichrist and they will
march uh thousands of them from it is
mentioned until ultimately they arrive
at
uh so the hadith
says that the son of Mary Jesus Christ
peace be upon him will descend other
hadith mentioned he'll descend in
Damascus uh with uh his hair uh moist
and his two hands on the backs of angels
that will deliver him and Allah will
send him back and he will march with the
Muslims until they are at the mass or
that region of the sacred holy Jerusalem
and they will intercept the army of the
antichrist's army that will be
persecuting people religiously and
wreaking havoc and so they will meet
atlud interestingly when I visited two
years ago I had no idea I hadn't looked
it up the equivalent of what's bel uh on
our drive back to Tel Aviv airport
shortly before the airport. There's a
highway exit that says Lad Gate. L O D
G- A T E L Gate. Be so it will be
somewhere in that vicinity in Tel Aviv.
So Beut is Tel Aviv or around it. I'm
not exactly sure where the precinct
begins. Hadith is talking about that uh
the J the antichrist this is his ending
point now there. Correct. Wow. This is
amazing that he he will see Jesus Christ
peace be upon him and he will
essentially mel melt whether this is
literal or figurative. Allah is over all
things capable but he will not die
before Jesus Christ peace be upon him
takes a spear and kills him.
Wow. This is really fascinating. Tell us
more about this now because um this is
also something the Christians they're
waiting for, right? They're waiting for
the return of Jesus. We're waiting for
the return of Jesus. Prophet Muhammad
was foretold by Jesus that he was Jesus
is foretelling prophesizing that prophet
Muhammad you know when it was John the
Baptist when he was asked are you that
prophet uh there was the three John the
Baptist or what was the other one and
then Elijah Elijah and then that prophet
who's that prophet who can it be right
he he's not he's not Christ he's not
Elijah you know and he's clearly
apparently at least least so well-known,
so common knowledge that they refer to
him as that prophet, right? And so this
is uh of the accounts in the Bible, some
of which are mentioned in the book, uh
that seem to be suggesting that the
prophet Muhammad, if we're being
objective and honest, is the best
candidate. They will make such huge
stretches with prophecies, huge. But
when what you got here mentioned in this
in this book, I don't think anyone who
is sincere and they're searching for the
truth, they're asking the creator, guide
me, the creator of Jesus, Muhammad,
peace and blessings be upon them,
someone reads all the evidences that you
put in here, these are not like
Nostradish type, you know, prophecy,
very lucid, not cryptive. Uh, but a lot
of times even the Christians
unfortunately they will stre they'll go
back in Isaiah, they'll jump here and
they'll like stretch things and it's
like try to put it together. It's very
vague many times, but here this is not
vague. It's pretty straightforward. No,
I mean I would encourage anyone and
we're not selling this book. I don't
make a penny off of it. I want to make
this clear. We didn't plan this. Uh you
didn't pay me to uh promote this book.
I've been reading this book. I didn't
know the topic of the episode till like
five minutes. I'm very I'm very
passionate about promoting this because
I think that this book is so important
that if someone really wants to How do I
know? Look, the the part of the
testimony of accepting Islam is very
easy. I bear witness that there's
nothing worthy of worship except the
creator of the heavens and the earth. In
John 17:3 in the Bible, it's very clear
Jesus is separating himself from God.
Say this and this is life eternal that
they may know you the I call this the
shahada of his time that they may know
you the only true God and Jesus who you
sent. He's a messenger. This is the
other part of the testimony is believing
that Prophet Muhammad is the final
messenger. Here's your proof. Read this
book. And it's not disbelieving in
Jesus. It's sort of honoring the legacy
that Jesus left for us. Isn't this also
online for free? Yeah. So, I was saying
I don't make a penny off of it. You can
order a copy if you need a printed copy
cuz I need printed copies in my life.
For books, you can print get it for a
very nominal cost or you can skip the
cost and just Google Yah y a e n. That's
the uh yin institute for Islamic
research that published it. Y final
prophet and you'll download it as a PDF.
No strings attached. If you're looking
for the truth, it's I mean this is it.
This uh substantiated. There's too much
evidence. Too much. It's overwhelming.
It's just like and it's an for Muslims
even to read this. It's an imam boost
big time. Yeah, for sure. Yeah. I mean,
a lot of times, you know, there is so
much noise around us that we, you know,
I try to establish sort of seven
chapters just the way I prefer to
structure it on proving the prophethood
of Muhammad. To be honest, for many
people, cuz people some people are more
spiritually inclined, some people are
more intellectually inclined, some
people more philosophically inclined.
That's fine. Commulatively, it makes an
undeniable case. But the idea is for
many people and I know people by God's
grace who read the book and approached
me and they said I'm this is enough. One
chapter is enough. I need to become
Muslim. One chapter that's enough. And
so it's true like you think of the
prophet's character, right? One Muslim
saying now I want to be Muslim. One
chapter is enough. That's the prophet's
character peace and blessings be upon
him is so impeccable that anyone who
claims to be a prophet, right? They wind
up being the best of the best or the
worst of the worst. There's no middle.
There's no room for confusion. So you
think, "Oh my god, like how do I even
prove this gray area?" No, no, no. All
you got to do is look at all the people
that have ever claimed to be prophets.
They wind up being sort of like
fraudsters, conniving, manipulating con
artists, scum of the earth, right? To
lie about God and sort of leverage, you
know, your your your clout, your
traction with humanity using that lie,
the mother of all lies. Or you wind up
being the best of the best of humanity.
And obviously that's why God elected
you, upgraded you even further by making
you one of his prophets and messengers
because the messenger's job is also not
just to bring us a book, right? It's not
the function of a postal worker. It's
also to model for us that this is a
guidance for humanity. It can be
embodied. It is real life. Deals with
real life. Can be embodied realistically
in real life. And so they wind up being
the best of the best. And so you see how
he was best. His character was best. His
personality was purest. you know his
interactions whether in terms of his
integrity his simplicity his humility
his courage his perseverance his
generosity total package man uh how does
it fit in u what we're talking about if
you look at in comparing when you study
some of the end times prophecies or
people like from the Christian world uh
and I think it really falls apart
because a lot of this is based on uh
this when you look at dispensationalism
have you heard the term
dispensationalism if you look at for
instance is now a lot of Christians are
exposing this talking about this that
for a long time uh the propaganda with
the Scoffield Bible and this con artist
con man Scoffield spent time in jail he
started to preach and teach the the
teachings of John Nelson Derby and in
the ex Jesus the footnotes there it
talks about now certain verses
connecting them to the modern state of
Israel so now second coming and
basically from talking to many learned
Christians they're saying for the first
1800 100 years of Christianity, we
didn't have any others. This is new.
This is this is propaganda. Zionist
propaganda. Scoffield Bible. So that's
why you have 80% of Zionists are
actually here in America Christian.
Yeah. Right. Uh so now when and then you
have over here the the uh Zionists also
many who are just atheists just
nationalists whatever and they want to
conveniently now believe in God and they
start putting things this is ours and
they start throwing things out
unauthentic and that. But here when when
we say authentic, you know, what's the
difference between prophecies and things
we're talking about and where it's
authentic that it can have a chain it's
connected to. Yeah. I mean like
the Jewish historian David Margolith or
Bernard Shaw who's not a fan of Islam at
all.
Uh they attest to the the hadith
tradition. The hadith tradition is
basically the the science and discipline
that only exists really within Islamic
scholarship for fact-checking historical
reports. The reliability the rigorous
authentication process and this
reliability of the transmission of what
we say the prophet said right peace and
blessings be upon him. So it's like a
sophisticated discipline with seven subd
disciplines that is not uh in the dark.
It's not esoteric. It's not like the the
committee has issued a new version of
this Bible or that Bible. No, it's you
get qualified. you can operate yourself.
It's objective uh clear accessible uh
with training in it. And so they admit
that this is unique to the Muslim
tradition. David Margoli admits this.
Bernard Shaw admits this. So many do. uh
and so we know exactly what he said by
virtue of this uh sifting fact-checking
process that is known to Muslim
scholarship and has always been a part
and parcel of uh Islamic scholarly
heritage scholastic heritage. We got uh
we're almost out of time. I want to
cover a few more things I think are very
important in your book. In this book um
the proof of the final prophecy, Prophet
Muhammad peace bless be upon him, we
have the Quran. This is like the the
living miracle of our time. People often
flaunt which we believe Jesus did
miracles but you cannot prove that to an
atheist. You cannot right now go through
this rigorous examination and connect it
to Jesus. Can you? You can't. Absolutely
not. No. But we believe in them because
of the Quran. You talk about this in the
book. So one thing over here is the
miracle of the Quran. It's been
preserved. It's authentic. The
prophecies and all the other countless
things are in there. But then you also
talk about and then you had this concept
of meaning that because we get news when
someone tells us something and now the
news report CBS goes off of one man's
testimony there's a whole story that
comes up but you have how many people in
this mawat hadith five 10 20 30 40 you
have the miracles that this prophet
prophet Muhammad he did that it's
witnessed by how many how many people at
one time the water coming from his hands
he's able to feed an abundant amount of
people with food and the list goes on of
actually we don't really talk about
much. We don't talk about these but
these were there's eyewitnesses as you
mentioned in your book who will testify
who we know that these are credible
people testify. How are you going to
deny that? You don't even need credible
people at this point because the notion
for the viewers of is mass transmission
or transmission some people call it
abundant concurrence. Right? you hit
such a threshold that you don't you
don't even need to check anymore who's
narrating because the the the logic
behind a a massly transmitted report is
that it is such a report that makes it
logically impossible
unless you're utterly cynical, right? It
becomes logically
impossible for all those people to
collude upon a lie. That's the idea
behind a mutawat. Like even if you
wanted to lie, you wouldn't be able to
logistically. That's like saying, you
know, World War I didn't happen. It was
all big conspiracy. It's like like how
how do you get everyone to sort of like
all agree on this same lie? It wouldn't
work. It's like playing telephone. We
got like a 100 people. I tell you
something, you pass it down the line and
something completely different by 100
people later. So you have the prophet's
miracles, peace and blessings be upon
him, the physical miracles that you just
mentioned. You have a whole generation
of people narrating this. Not a single
one ever denied this. Sure, you can
always have a discrepancy on a small
detail like the moment he fed with a
small amount of food 400 people. If
someone says they were 398 or someone
says 401, okay, fine. That makes that
part debatable. But the fact that he did
this and the food didn't decrease is no
longer debatable. There's so much
concurrence on it in principle that it
happened. Mhm. So that is the idea that
a whole generation of people uh narrated
to a whole generation of people narrated
to a whole generation of people in a
decentralized fashion, right? There's no
sort of like authority that is, you
know, purging the inconvenient
inconsistencies in the report. It's not
like this. You know what I Islam was
born in the light. So amazing to think
about. Islam was born in the light. Like
how even is the Quran preserved? Forget
physical miracles. People come to the
prophet peace and blessings be upon him.
He teaches them some Quran. They go
home. They find out years later the
prophet died. Peace and blessings.
That's how it happened. And they're
teaching their kids and they're teaching
their kids and they're teaching their
kids. And yet the there are no two
versions of the Quran today. Sure, there
are translations and these are sort of
man-made attempts, but you have the
original to as a reference point to
measure against. That is unparalleled.
Who else can say this? Like people may
not know, you know, when you talk about
theological dispensation theory that
supposedly the the the Jews, the
Israelites were there for thousands of
years or had it thousands of years ago
were not necessarily always there in
those numbers for thousands of
years. All of this is based on what?
Like as you said, the funding sort of
dictates the narrative. That's why all
the major universities have a Jewish
studies department that's really there
to sort of uh put a discursive, you
know, uh supposedly intellectual,
supposedly academic backdrop to the
Zionist project. And that's 100 years in
the making. But the Jewish studies
department bases it on what? On biblical
theory. Next door, next door in the
history department, they can poke holes
in that with their eyes closed. Why are
we relying on the Bible to begin with as
a historical account? Like in the
history department, historians like
think of like atheistic historians, they
tell Christians that you cannot actually
prove historically that Jesus existed,
let alone Moses existed, let alone what
they actually said in their span of
existence. You get it? So this is just
it's dogma. It's
unsubstantiated except by donor funds.
That's the only justification for it.
the the next door over in the
university, you have evolutionary theory
folks who say that this is all bogus
because we have sort of like a a fossil
record that's stronger than the
historical biblical record. So, it's
just there because it is being
subsidized to be there. Whereas in the
Islamic tradition without subsidization,
without central authority, without sort
of having this cognitive dissonance of
like, oh, it's okay, I'm going to give
this one a pass. No, we're telling you
read the books, open your eyes, and just
ask yourself at least, as you put
it, which one has more relatively for
now, more of a compelling argument, a
logical argument. There's no comparison.
One more question I want to ask you or
see if you're if you've heard about this
and I think this also helps in the
investigation because have you heard of
this linguistic study of the Quran and
the Hadith? And a previous guest of
mine, he talked about that they've done
this study, linguistic analysis study I
think it's called. It's a scientific
study that now they analyze the Quran
and they analyze the Hadith and they
determine that they're two separate. The
person in the Quran is not the person
had. Yeah. This is an objective
mathematical experimentation. There's a
short reference to it. You referenced it
also in the book and there's there's
more to read if you go to the margins
but I made a quick I spent a quick
paragraph on it. This is profound. This
is styometrics. Or maybe maybe you can
link them to your previous guest in the
interest of time. But styometrics is
what they styometrics like that you can
measure metrics the style mathematically
right like how many times did he use
this word and this phrase and that's
what they call author discrimination
experiments. So you can start
discriminating between authors like if I
were to to tear this carpet right now
and pull out a manuscript and manuscript
says Shakespeare wrote this like oh we
got a new uh you know sonnet from
Shakespeare no one ever heard of before.
You punch it into that software and it
mathematically compares it with
everything we know Shakespeare wrote and
we can say, "Oh, he didn't actually
write this." Or, "Oh, in fact, it does
match. It's in lock step with his
style." Mathematically speaking, it's
actually the same experiments that were
done to prove that Paul did not write
the Bible. Uh, it would be
styometrically impossible. In any case,
not not much news there.
Um, but what they did was they took the
Quran and the day-to-day words of the
prophet Muhammad, the hadith tradition,
and they saw that it would be humanly
impossible for you to speak both of
those. Because like imagine in simple
terms, someone lives for 23 years only
using the words and table in one set of
discussions and never uses like self-p
policing on that level for 23 is humanly
impossible. That sort of thing. So they
say like upwards of 60% sometimes of the
words in this book don't exist in that
book. How do you do that? Even the Quran
itself to be honest I didn't mention in
the book
but comparing just the chapters with
each other like the Quran has 114
chapters and as some of the scholars
point out every single chapter every
single chapter has at least one word in
it that doesn't exist in any other
chapter. Wow. How do you do that? M and
this is a spoken scripture was not
documented in written to sit there and
sort of like you know until later on it
was sort of codified the word of God. So
let's uh let's close it up here. What's
the message now? There's and I'm going
to mention a couple hadith here sayings
of prophet Muhammad peace and blessings
be upon him where he described as people
are going around this beautiful house
and there was one brick missing and they
said wow it's a beautiful house and it's
one brick missing said I'm that brick.
I'm the finality of the pro of the the
messengership. Right? And this would
automatically automatically include all
the preceding messengers that came. And
then he said also that whoever hears of
me and rejects me, what's their
destination going to be like? Right?
Opposite to paradise is the hellfire. So
can any Jewish person which we want the
best for, any Christian person, we want
the best for because Proph Muhammad
would send as a mercy to all of mankind.
I like what you said that God Almighty,
he said, I honored the the first man,
Adam. Right? So that's how we look at
life. So this is out of our love. We
want the best for mankind. So what's
this message? Now if you got a Jew, you
got a Christian, you know, they're um
they're listening. What's the main
message of Islam? What does God The very
first words to come down from the Quran
fits perfectly here uh as the very last
words, if you will, of this episode,
which is read. Just read. God conferred
such grace upon humanity by giving us
the intellect he gave us. And he even
told us that on the day of judgment, the
people who are doomed, may God protect
me and you and all of our sincere truth
seeeking viewers, that they will wish
they had just listened, not heard,
because they just heard.
Listen, uh in the chapter of the
dominion, uh they say the people of the
fire if only we would have listened or
we would have only just reasoned. We
would not be of the people of the fire.
So it's not about someone not hearing
the message because then they wouldn't
be liable, right? They lived their life
and the message never came to them. But
it came and they refused to listen or
they refused to reason, right?
The next verse says what? It's heavy
language, but it's necessary to liberate
us from like the social conditioning
we're born into, the doctrines we
inherit, right? It
says, "And so they admit their mistake.
They admit their crime." So, no one will
be doomed on the day of judgment except
while recognizing that I brought this on
myself because God gave me everything I
needed and stack the proofs high and
stack the odds in my favor and gave me a
lifetime to find him. Now it's their job
to just find him. There's no initiation
process to become Muslim. There's no,
you know, uh, turning off the lights and
doing anything. It's, I testify there is
one that is worthy of worship. That's
God, the one and only, the first without
a beginning, the last without an end,
the creator of the heavens and the
earth, the most compassionate, the most
merciful, the one who loves to give and
forgive, right? No matter how many times
we say we get and forget. So I testify
there is one God, no partners. I testify
that Muhammad was the last of his
prophets and messengers. Asking for
guidance. That's it. Asking the creator.
You don't need to be Muslim to ask the
creator to guide you. Just call upon him
alone without partners. He will respond
to you. Guide me, guide me, guide me.
Thank you very much. Amen. Read the
book. I mean, this is it, man. If you
have any doubts, read this book. It's
for free online. Also, you can order it.
I got myself a copy and it's not a paid
endorsement. I really believe that
anybody sincere reads the book. The
evidence is overwhelming. It's there.
And if you'd like a free copy of the
Quran, also go to the deanshow.com.
We'll get you one as a gift from me to
you. Until next time, peace be with you.