"The Promised Prophet of the Bible"

This book presents a profound critical and analytical study of the scriptures of both the Old and New Testaments, tracing the glad tidings and prophecies that foretell the coming of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. The author begins his research with a methodological grounding on the nature of historical prophecies and the concept of the "Awaited King" reviewing how some disciples lacked a comprehensive understanding of the future dimensions of these prophecies, and discussing the reality of the claim of Jesus (peace be upon him) in contrast to what the Seal of the Prophets stated about himself. The author then transitions to the theme of divine election (chosenness), demonstrating how the attributes and nation of the Kingdom were transferred to the blessed progeny of Ishmael rather than being exclusively confined to the Children of Israel. Furthermore, the book delves into documenting the textual prophecies of the Old Testament, such as Jacob’s prophecy of "Shiloh" Moses’ prophecy of the awaited prophet who would be "like unto him" in lawgiving, and the promised blessing in the land of "Paran" (Makkah), in addition to the descriptions of the Prophet of the End of Times found in the Psalms and Daniel's prophecies regarding the timing of the Kingdom. The author concludes his study with the New Testament and the concept of "the least in the Kingdom of God" analyzing Jesus’ historical prophecy of the "Paraclete" or the Comforter to come after him, proving through linguistic and contextual evidence its flawless applicability to the message of Islam and its Prophet, which ultimately makes this book a rigorous and concise reference that synthesizes scattered textual proofs from previous scriptures and discusses them with objectivity and rationality.