Ахмад Дидат доказал: Пророк Мухаммад ﷺ упомянут в Библии!

Become a channel sponsor and you'll gain access to exclusive bonuses. Learn more:    / @dawahmission   For those who want to support the project: Our Patreon:   / dawahmission   PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/missiondawah Sberbank MIR: 2202 2007 0994 8622 May Allah accept this from you! The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ is mentioned in the Bible. I've read the Bible cover to cover many times... And many like me have read it even more times; they are far more educated than I am, and speak both Hebrew and Greek... Muhammad is not mentioned in the Old Testament. This person read it many times, but never saw it. How is this possible? I tell him, "You know, here's the thing... First, Muhammad is mentioned by name in the original Scriptures... The Old Testament, according to Christian theologians, was preserved in Hebrew, and the New Testament, in the form of Greek scriptures, was preserved in Greek. In the Old Testament, in Song of Solomon, chapter 5, verse 16, it is written in Hebrew: [Hikko Mamittakim ve Kullo Muhammadim Zehdudeh va Zikhrae Bayina Jerushalem] Song of Solomon, chapter 5, verse 16. The word "Muhammadim" is "Muhammad-im" - "I" - "imm" - an ending indicating the honorific plural form in Hebrew. Take the first verse of the Bible in Genesis, chapter 1, verse 1: "In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth." The word "God" in Hebrew is "Elohim." In Hebrew, "Ellah" means God, and "Elohimm" is the plural form expressing special respect and veneration. A plural form of respect. All Eastern languages, including Arabic and Hebrew, have two types of plural—the first to express special respect, the second to indicate plurality. The same thing is found in the Quran. As in the verse in which Allah says: [15:9] "Indeed, We have sent down the Reminder, and We are the One who will guard it." Who is this "We"? Ask every Muslim: Who are "We"? Isn't it Allah, Gabriel, and Muhammad? Like the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit? No. No. But then who are "We"? If the Quran tells us, "Say, He is Allah, One," and here it says, "We," no Christian Arab would ever ask this question to a Muslim, and I say no Christian Arab would ever ask, "Who are these 'We'?" Because they know full well that their language has two plurals—one to denote plurality, and one to express special respect. Therefore, "we" in this case is a "plural of majesty," as in a royal court. "We have issued a decree," as the Queen says. Who are these "We"? We're not saying it's her, her husband, and her son... No, of course not... It's her—all rolled into one. A plural form of special reverence. Thus, Eloh-imm is the plural of majesty "imm." Ellah is God, and when there is more than one, it is Ellohim. A plural form of special reverence. Ask any Jew; this is their Scripture. Ask them what this "imm" is, and they'll tell you that their language has a plural form of special veneration. God is One, but to emphasize our respect for Him, we use the ending "imm." The same goes for Muhammad-imm... Imm... A plural form of respect. In the Song of Solomon, chapter 5, verse 16, Muhammad's name is indeed mentioned. Although it says Muhammad-imm, Muhammad's name is clearly stated in the text. It does contain the word in Hebrew; it's in the original (what they themselves call the original). But they translated it into their language as "and he is altogether lovely," so when you read "and he is altogether lovely" in the translation, you won't associate it with Muhammad. Read at least a thousand times, "and all of him is kindness"... "and all of him is kindness"..., or even translated into another language, "praised"... "praised"... because Muhammad means "praised," and even if we repeat "praised"... "praised"... no one will understand that we are talking about Muhammad. Even if Muhammad means "praised." What right do you have to translate people's names? Anyone. Names remain as they are. Mr. Black will remain Mr. Black, even if he is white. You have no right to translate people's names. Yet they do everything differently. They translated Muhammad-imm as "and all of him is kindness," but the word Muhammad remained in Hebrew, the original language. #Muhammad #Bible #Didat Our mission is Dawah, explaining the Truth and calling people to it. ☪ Subscribe to our channel: https://www.youtube.com/DawahMission?... ☪ Our Instagram:   / missiondawah   ☪ Our Telegram group: https://www.t.me/dawahmission ATTENTION! The opinions of the authors and owners of the Mission Dawah YouTube channel do not necessarily reflect the opinions expressed in the translated videos. Mission Dawah does not support or defend illegal statements contained in the videos and/or comments, and does NOT call for violence or illegal actions.