Christian Apologist SHUTS DOWN Muslim Woman’s Claim That the Bible Points to Mecca!

Is Muhammad the final prophet of God, or was he a prophet at all? In this Christian vs Muslim discussion, a Christian apologist sits down with four Muslim women, Umean, Salua, Da and Nisha, to defend a direct and controversial prompt: Muhammad is not the final prophet of God. The conversation stays respectful throughout, but it quickly turns into a detailed comparison between the Quran and the Bible, the Torah and Islamic tradition. The Christian’s opening argument focuses on the stories of the Old Testament. He points to Surah 10:94, where the Quran tells anyone in doubt to ask those who were reading the earlier scripture, and argues that the Torah manuscripts available in the seventh century can still be compared with the Quran today. When that comparison is made, he says, the narratives about Moses, Noah, Joseph and others differ in ways too detailed and connected to be explained as scribal errors or lost oral tradition. If the Quran claims to confirm the earlier scriptures but tells their stories differently, he argues, its claim to come from God is in doubt. The Muslim panelists respond from several angles. One challenges Christians to ask their priests and monks what has been left out of the Bible, pointing to the Book of Jubilees and saying how closely it reminded her of Islamic teaching. The Christian replies that Jubilees, an ancient retelling of Genesis and Exodus, actually supports the Torah’s version of the stories of Ishmael, Moses, Jacob and Joseph against the Quran. He also raises the note on Surah 10:93 in The Clear Quran, which includes Egypt in the blessed land given to Moses’ people, and argues that this sits uneasily with the Exodus theme of leaving Egypt behind. The discussion moves to geography and Abrahamic history, including the location of Mount Sinai, Midian, Becca and Mecca, and whether Muhammad descends from Ishmael. The Christian compares Genesis 21, where Ishmael is a teenager when he leaves Abraham and settles in the wilderness of P