خاتم النبیین ﷺکے متعلق ڈاکٹرویدپرکاش کی رائے کاتحقیقی جائزہ

Research Analysis of Dr Vid Prakash opinion on the Prophet (SWA)

Authors

  • Dr.Naseem ullah LECTURER Dapartment of islamic studies GC Dagger buner
  • Prof Dr Zia Ullah al azhri Professor.Department of Islamic Studies, Qurtuba University of Science and Information Technology , Peshawar

Keywords:

Baia' ta'ati, role of social norms, it modern applicability.

Abstract

Dr Vid Prakash has the written book “kalki avtar on the Prophet (SWA). In this we have proved that the Prophet (SWA) is the last Prophet (SWA).”

Dr Vid Prakash also writes that now it is necessary for the Hindu to wait for his avtar and accept the Prophet Muhammad SWA as the last avtar and Prophet. Dr Vid Prakash also write that the position of the prophets in the Islamic traditions is that of the avtar in the Hindu history. In the traditions the Muslims believe in Muhammad (SAW) is the last prophet and Hindu believe in the kal ki avtar as the last avtar. In the other countries there came only prophets while in Hindustan there only came avtar, how that is possible?

According to the belief of Muslims, the Prophethood meant that the prophet (SAW) is the last prophet and messenger of Allah (SAW). Allah has sent Hazrat Muhammad (SAW) is the last prophet and stop the sending of the others prophets. Now there will be no prophet send after Muhammad (SAW) .

The holy Prophet (SAW) has been mentioned in more than 100 verses of the Quran in a very comprehensive manner.

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Published

2021-12-29

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Dr.Naseem ullah and Prof Dr Zia Ullah al azhri 2021. خاتم النبیین ﷺکے متعلق ڈاکٹرویدپرکاش کی رائے کاتحقیقی جائزہ: Research Analysis of Dr Vid Prakash opinion on the Prophet (SWA). Peshawar Islamicus. 12, 2 (Dec. 2021), 22–27.

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Vol. 12 No. 2 (2021): Peshawar Islamicus

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