The Bible does not predict Muhammad. Careful exegesis shows Deut 18, Isaiah 42, John 14–16, and other texts point to Jesus, not a later Arabian prophet.
Does the Bible Prophesy the Coming of Muhammad?
What Is the Hadith in Islam?
The Hadith in Islam claims authority next to the Qur’an, yet its origins, contradictions, and fabrications expose its unreliability.
What Is the Salafi Movement in Islam?
A clear, unapologetic analysis of the Salafi movement’s history, doctrine, currents, and a biblical evaluation that exalts Christ and Scripture alone.
What Is Maliki Islam?
Maliki Islam is a Sunni legal school centered on Medinan practice, public interest, and prudential law—distinct from the gospel’s authority and grace.
What Is Hanbali Islam?
Hanbali Islam is Sunni Islam’s most textualist school. This article explains its history, method, theology, and a biblical response rooted in God’s inerrant Word.
What Is Hanafi Islam? History, Fiqh Methodology, Key Jurists, Geographic Spread, and a Christian Apologetic Analysis
Clear, fact-driven overview of Hanafi Islam’s history, legal method, texts, and reach, measured against Scripture by a conservative evangelical apologetic analysis.
What Is Wahhabism and Wahhabi Islam?
Wahhabism is a rigid, militant form of Sunni Islam born in Arabia, shaping Saudi society and fueling global extremism through its ideology and reach.
Shia and Sunni Islam: Definitive Differences in History, Theology, Authority, Law, and Practice—A Conservative Christian Apologetic Analysis
Sunni and Shia Islam differ in authority structures but both deny the Gospel, replacing God’s Word with human systems of control.
Shafi’i Islam Explained: Origins, Jurisprudence, Key Beliefs, Practices, and a Christian Apologetic Evaluation
Shafi’i Islam is a disciplined Sunni legal school. This article explains its method and contrasts it with the New Testament’s textual and historical authority.
Sunni Islam: History, Core Beliefs, Law, and a Biblical Apologetic Evaluation
Clear, comprehensive explanation of Sunni Islam’s history, beliefs, law, and a firm biblical evaluation rooted in literal chronology and the trustworthiness of Scripture.
