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Prophet Moses and Prophet Jesus

Allah supported His prophets with miracles to validate their divine message. These miracles served as signs to convince people of the prophets' truthfulness and the authenticity of their message. Allah supported His prophets with miracles to act as irrefutable evidence of the prophets' divine commission, convincing those who doubted their message to ultimately guide them towards the truth.
Examples of Miracles:

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The Quran - Word of God

The Quran is filled with evidence that it is a divine revelation from Allah (God). Please click the below image to read about:

• The Linguistic Miracles of the Quran The Quran's linguistic miracles refer to its unique and unparalleled features that are believed to be beyond human capability, demonstrating divine origin and authorship.
  The Quran is considered a linguistic miracle for a number of reasons, including:
  
  • Preserved language
    The Qur'an's Arabic language has remained unchanged since its revelation over 1,400 years ago. This allows readers to experience the language of 7th-century Arabia.
  
  
  • Inimitable style
    The Qur'an's unique style and ability to convey profound meanings in a succinct way is considered unparalleled. The challenge to produce a verse or surah that matches the Qur'an's beauty and eloquence is known as the "Inimitability of the Quran" or "I'jaz al-Quran".
  
  
  • Linguistic gems
    The Qur'an's surface level meaning hides linguistic gems that give it depth. The more one studies the Qur'an, the more linguistic gems they discover.
  
  
  • Expressive metaphors
    The Qur'an's expressive metaphors, captivating narratives, and compelling arguments demonstrate the ingenuity of its composition.


• The Scientific Miracles of the Quran
  The Quran contains scientific facts that were unknown centuries before they were discovered by science.


• The Prophecy Miracles of the Quran

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The Bounty Hunter & the Prophecy of the Persian Bangles

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Prophecy story

In the year thirteen of Islam in Mecca, the Quraysh leaders decided to kill the prophet and end the message of Islam. Allah revealed to his prophet telling him to migrate from Mecca to Medina. The Prophet and his friend Abu Baker started the journey from Mecca to Medina with many bounty hunters after them. The Islamic term for this journey is called" The Hijrah."

During the trip from Mecca to Medina in the middle of the desert, a bounty hunter called Suraqa was able to find the prophet and his friend. The prophet prayed to Allah to stop Suraqa. Immediately, the front legs of Suraqa’s horse's legs sank into the sand, and he fell from above his horse. Suraqa was surprised because his horse had never done so before. Suraqa tried twice to approach the prophet and each time his horse's legs sank into the sand, and he fell, and when he rode his horse away from the Prophet, nothing happened. On the third time, Suraqa called the Prophet Muhammad requesting permission to peacefully come closer. The Prophet Muhammad granted him his request and Suraqa rode his horse and approached the prophet. The Prophet Muhammad offered Suraqa the bracelets of Kisra in return for Suraqa to go back and tell nobody about the prophet's location. With a shocked voice, Suraqa responded: "Kisra!?" the Prophet Muhammad replied: "Yes, Kisra, the son of Hormuz." There was only one Kisra at that time and everyone knew that Kisra was the emperor of Persia. The Prophet Muhammad then requested his scribe to write this promise down and give it to Suraqa.
This Prophecy encompassed three events:

1. The prophet will survive.
2. Islam will grow as a strong nation.
3. A Muslim army will defeat the Persian Empire.
4. Suraqa would live to witness the defeat of Persia.
5. The bracelets of Kisra will be part of the spoils of war.
6. Suraqa would get and wear the bracelets of Kisra, the emperor of Persia.

Prophecy was fulfilled

1. In 632 AD, The Prophet Muhammad died.
2. The Muslim army defeated the Persian Empire.
   In 651 AD, in the time of the second Khalifa (Leader) Umer Ibn Al-Khattab, the Muslim army defeated the Persian Empire and took all the treasures of Kisra to Khalifa Umer. Umer took the bracelets of Kisra and called for Suraqa. When Suraqa arrived, and he was an old man by then, Khalifa Umer gave him the bracelets and told him to wear them and show them to Muslims to prove the fulfillment of the Prophet’s prophecy.
   All the Muslims enjoyed the news and started shouting: "Allahu Akbar" (God is the Greatest).
3. Suraqa lived to be an old man as the prophet's prophecy was fulfilled.

THINK ABOUT IT
How did the Prophet Muhammad predict the downfall of one of the most powerful empires in the world at the hands of the Muslim army at a time when he was in the desert running from being killed, his followers were very weak, and no army at all gave this kind of prophecy? Not even a military expert with a strong army at that time could predict the downfall of a strong empire.
It all happens because Allah, All-Knowing, revealed it to his prophet to allow him to give accurate prophecies.
Importance of the prophet's Hijra
Prophet Muhammad established the first Islamic state in Medina based on the laws revealed in the Quran and the inspired guidance coming to him from Allah. The Hijrah was set as the starting point of the Islamic calendar and the first day of the Islamic New Year.

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Prophet three prophecies on the battle of the Trench

Prophcy story

The Prophet Muhammad prophecies the conquest of Syria, Persia, Yemen, and Constantinople (Istanbul) during the battel of the Trench. The Battle of the Trench, also called the Battle of Al-Ahzab (Confederates) took place in February or March 627 AD, and is one of the greatest battles fought by Muslims in their history, as Muslims faced an unprecedented alliance of their enemies who gathered in an attempt to eliminate the Islamic religion in Medina.
The Quraysh, a powerful tribe from Mecca, allied with four other powerful tribes marched to attack the prophet Muhammad in Medina in an attempt to end Islam in a battel called the Trench. It was called the Trench because Muslims in Medina dug a trench between the east of Madina’s two mountains. This effectively hindered the advance of the Quraysh army. This strategy, suggested by Salman the Persian, a companion of the Prophet, proved to be effective in defending Muslims in Medina from the approaching army. The digging of the trench was a collective effort, with Muslims working tirelessly to create a defensive barrier. While digging, a significant event occurred where the Muslims encountered a large, unyielding rock while digging the trench. They struggled to break it. They told the prophet about this rock. The prophet came with his ax and hit the rock and a sparkle. As narrated in the book of Imam Ahmed, the prophet struck the rock three times while saying" Besm Allah” (i.e. By the name of Allah I start) each time. On each strike, a sparkle comes out and the prophet says:

• After the first strike, the prophet said: the keys of ancient Syria are granted to me, I swear by Allah, I can see its palaces at that moment”.
• After the second strike, the prophet said: "Allahu Akbar, Persia is granted to me, I swear by Allah, I can now see the white palace of Madain".
• After the third strike, the prophet said: “Allahu Akbar, I have been given the keys of Yemen, I swear by Allah, I can see the gates of Sana' while I am in my place.”

The polytheists’ army arrived in Madina and were surprised by the presence of a trench preventing them from storming it. They had no choice but to lay siege to the Muslims and search for an opening that would enable them to enter, but the Muslims were alert to their attempts, so they would shoot them with arrows to prevent them from approaching. The siege lasted long and the affliction intensified, so the Prophet raised his hands to the sky and said:
“O Allah, revealer of the book, swift in reckoning, defeat the confederates, O Allah, defeat them and shake them.”
A fierce windstorm sent by Allah scattered the enemy forces, leading to the Muslims' victory. Allah answered the prayer of His Prophet by sending a fierce windstorm that uprooted the tents, extinguishing the fires they lighted in front of their tents, and overturning their pots. This fierce windstorm causes the polytheist army forces to scatter, running away from Medina and granting victory to the Muslims as Allah Almighty said in Quran 33:9 (Al-Ahzab ayah 9).


Fulfillment of the three prophecies
All these countries were conquered after the death of the prophet exactly as the Prophet prophesied, but they were not all conquered at the same time.
According to Encyclopedia Britannica and Wikipedia, among such conquests were these:

• The Conquest of Syria in 634CE:
  In 636CE the Byzantine Empire lost the critical Battle of Yarmouk and the Muslim of Syria.
• Conquest of Persia 637CE:
  In 636/637, the Arab army defeated the Sasanian dynasty in a battel called the Battle of al-Qādisiyyah.
• Conquest of Yaman in 630CE:
  Yemen was under the rule of the Persian Sasanian Empire. The Muslim conquest of Yemen took place around 630 CE, when Ali, a cousin of the Prophet Muhammad, introduced Islam to the region. At the time, Yemen was the most advanced region in Arabia.