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Ibn Kathir doesn't specify where exactly this "well known" description of Muhammad in the Torah is. | Ibn Kathir doesn't specify where exactly this "well known" description of Muhammad in the Torah is. | ||
=====Prediction of an illiterate prophet in the Bible===== | ====="Prediction" of an illiterate prophet in the Bible===== | ||
A popular Islamic preacher Zakir Naik proposed that an illiterate prophet is predicted in Isaiah 29:12 <ref>http://www.unchangingword.com/illiterate-prophet/</ref>. According to Zakir Naik, the verse says: | A popular Islamic preacher Zakir Naik proposed that an illiterate prophet is predicted in Isaiah 29:12 <ref>http://www.unchangingword.com/illiterate-prophet/</ref>. According to Zakir Naik, the verse says: | ||
{{Quote|"Isaiah 29:12" in Zakir Naik's imagination <ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=14&v=onKXQlyFwU8</ref>| | {{Quote|"Isaiah 29:12" in Zakir Naik's imagination <ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=14&v=onKXQlyFwU8</ref>| | ||
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So the verse 29:12 actually talks about hypocrites who give lame excuses for not reading the Bible. | So the verse 29:12 actually talks about hypocrites who give lame excuses for not reading the Bible. | ||
====Verse 2:78==== | ====Verse 2:78==== | ||
One of the plural forms is in sura 2: | One of the plural forms is in sura 2: | ||