The last book of the Old Testament, the Book of Malachi, one of the prophets
of Israel, Chapter 3, as well as the Quran, Chapter 3, predict the advent
of God’s Messenger of the Covenant. God says in Malachi 3: "I will send
my messenger, the Messenger of the Covenant, and he shall prepare the way
before Me."
I have given you hundreds of solid Quranic proofs that I am God’s Messenger
of the Covenant. Can you give me one, just one, good reason why I could not
be God’s messenger?
So far, the disbelievers have come up with reasons that reveal their utter
ignorance of the Quran. Here are all the reasons they have produced since
I challenged them with my initial announcement:
1. Muhammad was the last messenger of
God:
Not true. According to the Quran, which came to us through Muhammad, Muhammad
was the last prophet, and not the last messenger. This is clearly stated
in 7:35, 16:2, 33:40, and 40:15. Furthermore, the Quran warns us, through
a prominent precedent, against the erroneous claim that Muhammad was the
last messenger. Verse 34 of Sura 40 points out that the people after
Joseph’s death claimed that he was the last messenger. Yet, look who
came after Joseph - Moses, David, Solomon, Zachariah, John, Jesus, and Muhammad,
to name a few.
2. The words "Prophet" (Nabi) and "Messenger" (Rasool)
are exactly the same:
False. Why then did the Quran use two dif-ferent words to describe Muhammad:
"a mes-senger of God, and the final prophet" (33:40)? Why not just use the
phrase "he was the final prophet" (Khaatam Al-Nabiyyeen) to include the finality
of all the messengers and all the prophets?
3. A "Prophet" has no book, while a "Mes-senger"
brings a new book:
Wrong again. Satan has reversed everything for you. Your ignorance of the
Quran is pitiful. The definitions of "Prophet" and "Messenger" are clearly
given in the Quran 3:81. According to the Almighty Creator of all the prophets
and messengers, "Prophet" is one who is given a scripture, while "Messenger"
is one who confirms existing scripture; he does not bring a new book. Go
read 3:81 in any translation you like.
4. Aaron is described in 19.53 as a "prophet" even
though he did not bring a book; the book was given to Moses:
If you read the Quran, you would not make such a statement ¾ so revealing
of your ig-norance. In Verse 37:117, God informs us that the scripture was
given "to both Moses and Aaron," specifically "to the two of them." There
is no contradiction in the Quran. A "prophet" is defined as one who brings
a new book, Aaron is described as a "prophet," and we are told that he was
given the Torah along with Moses.
5. Muhammad was among the prophets who made the
covenant:
According to the Quran, 33:7, Muhammad was one of the prophets who made that
famous covenant, ONE COVENANT, to believe in and sup-port God’s messenger
of the Covenant.
6. Others before you have made the same claim, and
they were liars, such as Ghulam Ahmad and Bahaullah:
The Quran teaches us to demand proof (2:111, 21:24, 27:64); what was their
proof? Also, did they uphold the Quran alone, and the worship of God alone?
Ghulam Ahmad and his followers are steeped in Hadith, and the Bahais do not
follow the Quran.
7. The Quran did not specifically say that the name
of God’s messenger shall be "Rashad Khalifa"!!!
Not very smart; is it? Can you imagine how many Rashad Khalifas the world
will have if this stupid demand was met? Since this is the age of mathematics
and computers, the Almighty has coded the name of His messenger mathematically.
See the evidence below.
IRREFUTABLE QURANIC PROOF
The detailed proofs are presented in Appendix Two of my new translation:
QURAN: THE FINAL TESTAMENT with the ARABIC TEXT, 1989.
Believers in all corners of the globe have examined the evidence and are
blessed with unshakable certainty about the identity of God’s Messenger
of the Covenant. They know that the time has come, and that God has now sent
His Messenger of the Covenant to restore and purify the message delivered
by all His prophets.
As stated in Malachi 3:1-3: "The Messenger of the Covenant, whom you delight
in, shall come, says the Lord of hosts. But who will endure the day of his
coming? And who can stand when he appears? For he is like the refiner’s
fire, or like fullers’ soap. He will sit refining and purifying, like
the purifying of gold."
Some basic Quranic proofs, sufficient for those who are permitted by God
to see and hear, were presented in the August 1988 issue of M.P., and the
Certificate of Proof is available for anyone who asks for it. What I am
presenting here is a tiny sample of the vast and utterly overwhelming evidence
provided by our Almighty Creator to strengthen the believers, and to augment
and confirm the stubborn arrogance of the disbelievers.
As shown in the famous INDEX TO THE WORDS OF THE QURAN, Page. 320, the root
word for "Rashad" is found in the Quran 19 times: 2:186, 2:256, 4:6, 7:146,
11:78, 11:87, 11:97, 18:10, 18:17, 18:24, 18:66, 21:51, 40:29, 40:38, 49:7,
72:2, 72:10:, 72:14, and 72:21.
The root word for "Khalifa," in the context which means "succeeding" in the
Quran occurs also 19 times. These 19 entries, in the order listed in the
INDEX, are 7:169, 19:59, 24:55, 6:133, 11:57, 7:129, 24:55, 7:169, 19:59,
2:30, 38:26, 6:165, 10:14, 10:73, 35:39, 7:69, 7:74, 27:62, and 57:7. Note
that the root "Khalafa’ occurs in some verses more than once.
God’s evidence is more specific when it comes to the specific words
"Rashad" and "Khalifa." "Rashad" occurs in 40:29 and 40:38, while "Khalifa"
occurs in 2:30 and 38:26.
As explained in the last issue of M.P., the first "Khalifa" (2:30) refers
to Satan, while the second "Khalifa" (38:26) refers to a human "Khalifa."
Add the suras and verses where we see "Rashad" and "the human Khalifa," we
get 38+26+40+29+38 = 171 = 19x9. The Messenger of the Covenant is mentioned
in 3:81. The gematrical value of the word "Rashad" is 505. The gematrical
value of the word "Khalifa" is 725. By adding these values to the number
of verse, 81, we get 505 + 725 + 81 = 1311 = 19x69.
I was most assertively told, through Gabriel, that Sura 36, Ya Seen, and
more specifically Verse 36:3 [Surely, you are one of the messengers], refers
to me, and I was provided with the following mathematical proof:
(1) Sura 36 is No. 19 among the initialed suras.
(2) The number of verses from 3:81 to Sura 36 is 3330. By adding the gematrical
value of "Rashad’ (505), plus the gematrical value of "Khalifa" (725),
plus the number of verses from 3:81 to Sura 36 (3330), we get 505 + 725 +
3330 = 4560 = 19x240.
(3) From 3:81 to 36:3, the number of verses between them is 3332. Now, put
the gematrical value of "Rashad" (505) next to the value of "Khalifa" (725),
followed by the number of verses (3332), and you get 5057253332, which equals
19x19x14009012.
(4)The number of verses inclusive of 36:3 is 3333. Add "Rashad’ (505),
and you get 3838, or 19x202.
One of the most specific verses related to God’s Messenger of the Covenant
is 5:19: "0 people of the scrip-ture, our messenger has come to you to explain
things to you, after a period without messengers." Besides the fact that
the verse number is "19," the name of the mes-senger is mathematically coded
as "Rashad Khalifa." By adding the gematrical value of "Rashad" (505), plus
the value of "Khalifa" (725), plus the number of the sura (5), plus the number
of the verse (19), we get 505 + 725 + 5 + 19 = 1254 = 19x66.
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