Kaaba a Hindu Temple

He said Mohamed was a Jew. This idea is fascinating, but I don't think it can be proven. I doubt there's enough evidence to make me stop doubting this theory. But enough evidence would end my doubting the possibility that this could be true

The messiah will create world peace, gather all of Israel from all corners of the earth, etc.

What word or words do you have in Arabic for prophet?

The bible says there will be a last prophet.

Christians say it was Jesus, but he wasnt a prophet, he was God.

Muslims say he is still on his way, but the last prophet in any case was not Jesus but Mohammed.

We don't have any confusion at all, others do.

What did Mohammed say about the complimentary nature of the electron? Oh sorry of course he was illiterate, and quantum mechanics somewhat in the future.

But if Mohammed had studied physics, would he have pronounced the electron to be a particle, or a wave? Or would he have banned quantum physics as un Islamic?

Among those who were taken by surprise is Dr. Joe Leigh Simpson, Chairman of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, and Professor of Molecular and Human Genetics at the Baylor College of Medicine, Houston. When we first met him, Professor Simpson insisted on verifying the Qur'aan and the Sunnah. We were able, however, to remove his suspicion. We presented to him the text outlining the development of the embryo. We proved to him that the Qur'aan informs us that the hereditary and the chromosomal make-up of the new being take place only after a successful union between the sperm and the ovum. As we know, these chromosomes contain all the characteristics which the new human being will have such as the color of the eyes, skin, hair, etc

During the first 40 days of gestation, all the body parts and organs are completely, though consecutively formed.

The Prophet Muhammad, (sallAllahu ‘alaihi wa sallam), has informed us in a hadeeth that: In every one of you, all components of your creation are gathered together in your mothers’ womb by 40 days. (Narrated in Saheeh Muslim and Al-Bukhaari).

In another Hadeeth, Prophet Muhammad (sallAllahu ‘alaihi wa sallam) said: When forty-two nights have passed over the drop (nutfah), Allah sends an angel to it, who shapes it and makes its ears, eyes, skin, flesh and bones. Then he says, “O Lord, is it male or female?” and your Lord decides what he wishes.

Professor Simpson studied these two hadeeths extensively, noting that the first 40 days constitute a clearly distinguishable stage of embryo genesis. He was particularly impressed by the absolute precision and accuracy of those hadeeths. Then during one of the conferences which he attended he gave the following opinion: "So that the two hadeeths that have been noted can provide us with a specific time table for the main embryological development before 40 days. Again, the point had been made repeatedly by other speakers this morning that these hadeeths could not have been obtained on the basis of the scientific knowledge that was available at the time of their recording."

In ancient times a well-known theory by the name of Theory of Atomism was widely accepted. This theory was originally proposed by the Greeks, in particular by a man called Democritus, who lived about 23 centuries ago. Democritus and the people that came after him, assumed that the smallest unit of matter was the atom. The Arabs used to believe the same. The Arabic word dharrah most commonly meant an atom. In recent times modern science has discovered that it is possible to split even an atom. That the atom can be split further is a development of the 20th century. Fourteen centuries ago this concept would have appeared unusual even to an Arab. For him the dharrah was the limit beyond which one could not go. The following Quraanic verse however, refuses to acknowledge this limit:

The Unbelievers say, Never to us will come The Hour: say, Nay! But most surely, By my Lord, it will come Upon you by Him Who knows the unseen From Whom is not hidden The least little atom In the Heavens or on earth: Nor is there anything less Than that, or greater, but Is in the Record Perspicuous. [Al-Quraan 34:3]

I see that prophet is similar in both languages. Messiah is very different though. M'shiakh refers to an annointed person, like a leader. I don't know what you mean by lair. I've never heard or seen that term. It may be from the christian bible. They've got more books and the ones we share, theirs are different.

It would make sense to me that you would call him messiah though

I have to say based on what I know about Islam that it seems more similar to Judaism than Christianity.

Judaism does not have heaven and hell in the way that Christianity does. It is very different. The closest thing is the rabbinic idea, which says that there is a place most all go to that is like a forge.

Sorry Glad to be Muslim, missed that.

Ask the question again I will attempt to answer.

But if Mohammed had studied physics, would he have pronounced the electron to be a particle, or a wave? Or would he have banned quantum physics as un Islamic?

Is this Ironic statement?

The Unbelievers say, Never to us will come The Hour: say, Nay! But most surely, By my Lord, it will come Upon you by Him Who knows the unseen From Whom is not hidden The least little atom In the Heavens or on earth: Nor is there anything less Than that, or greater, but Is in the Record Perspicuous.