Isaiah 42: Prophecy of a servant of God who brings justice.
Mentions Kadar (son of Ishmael) and Salah (a mountain in Medina), indicating a specific location.
Isaiah 21: Prophecy regarding Kudaar’s future.
It highlights the importance of timing for the Jewish tribes in relocating to Arabia.
Details about fleeing persecution connect to the early Muslims’ migration to Medina (Hijra).
The Decline of Dean
Dean was a key trading city that faced economic collapse in the 3rd century CE, aligning with Isaiah's prophecies.
Following the collapse, archaeological evidence shows an increase in Jewish presence in the area.
Jewish inscriptions found dating back to this period support the migration narrative.
Isaiah’s Proclamation about Fugitives
Isaiah 21 mentions providing food and water for fugitives escaping persecution.
Relates to Muhammad’s early followers who escaped Meccan persecution to Medina.
The historic Hijra was a pivotal moment that mirrored the described journey of the "fugitives".
Conclusion
Muhammad's life and circumstances align closely with these biblical prophecies.
Many Jewish tribes recognized these fulfillments, leading some to embrace Islam.
However, others rejected due to enmity, possibly rooted in prejudice.
Additional Resource
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