Bhavishya Purana Reference: Prati Sarag Parv III, Khand 3, Adhay 3, Shlokas 5–8
Sanskrit Text (Transliterated):

"Etasminnantare mleccha acharyo mahamadah
saha sanugraha syat vai raja bhojashcha tam pranamati
marusthale nivasati shri bhojaraja uvacha
tvam hi narashanso’si lokanam prabhur uttamah
arya dharma palaka tvam eva mleccha hridaya shuddhikari"


Translation (Commonly presented interpretation):
"At this time, a teacher of the Mlecchas (foreigners), whose name will be Mahamad (Muhammad), will appear with his companions. King Bhoj will salute him. O dweller of the desert, you are indeed the praised one (Narashansa), the excellent Lord of mankind. You are the protector of the Aryan Dharma and the purifier of the Mleccha heart."
Key interpretations made:
* "Mahamad": Directly interpreted as "Muhammad."
* "Mleccha acharya": A teacher of foreigners, which is seen to align with Prophet Muhammad's role as a prophet to all nations, including those considered outside the traditional Hindu fold.
* "Marusthale nivasati": Dweller of the desert, referring to Arabia.
* "Narashansa": Literally "the praised one," which is considered a Sanskrit equivalent of "Muhammad" (Arabic for "the praised one").
* "Arya dharma palaka tvam eva mleccha hridaya shuddhikari": Interpreted as Prophet Muhammad upholding the core principle of monotheism (Aryan Dharma) and purifying the hearts of non-believers.

Atharvaveda Reference: Book 20, Hymn 127, Kuntap Sukta, Verses 1–13
Sanskrit Text (Key Excerpts, Transliterated):

* Mantra 1: "Narashansah prashasyati kaurama vishvashanti karah"
* Mantra 2: "Sa ashva-ratho rishi syat divya-vahanah"
* Mantra 3: "Mamah rishaye dattam shata-sauvarna-chaplet-trishata-haya-sahasra-gau"
* Mantra 4: "Vachyesv rebh, yah stutih"

Translation (Commonly presented interpretation of select verses):


* Mantra 1: "The praised one (Narashansa), the great peace-bringer (Kaurama), is highly lauded."
* Interpretation: "Narashansa" again linked to Muhammad. "Kaurama" is interpreted as "prince of peace" or "emigrant," relating to Prophet Muhammad's migration (Hijra) and his role as a bringer of peace.

* Mantra 2: "He is a Rishi (sage) who rides on a swift mount (camel), whose chariot touches the heaven."

* Interpretation: The camel-riding Rishi is seen to align with Prophet Muhammad's journey, particularly the Isra and Mi'raj (Night Journey and Ascension). It is argued that Brahmins were forbidden from riding camels, indicating this Rishi would be from outside India.

* Mantra 3: "To Mamah Rishi, a hundred gold coins, ten chaplets, three hundred good steeds, and ten thousand cows were given."

* Interpretation: "Mamah" is linked to "Muhammad." The numbers are interpreted symbolically:
* "Hundred gold coins": Perhaps referring to the early companions who migrated to Abyssinia.
* "Ten chaplets": The ten blessed companions in Islam.
* "Three hundred good steeds": The 313 companions at the Battle of Badr.
* "Ten thousand cows": The 10,000 companions who entered Mecca with Prophet Muhammad during the conquest of Mecca.
* Mantra 4: "O you who glorify, he is worthy of praise."

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Surah kahf
Done! 👍

On the occasion of new year

Who created Allah SWT

how to gain trust and faith in God ?

just like a customer require evidence from a new/unknown/untrusted company to trust on it

then the company will highlight its past deals or recent

in the same way u have to ask for a faith/trust and tranquility by God
only after that God will guide ur soul and assist ur brain to catchup those events
i hope its clear !
may allah guide us all!

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In Sha allah