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Argument Against Islam: The Miracles Of Jesus
Another issue is that when the priests want to argue against Islam, they say: “Jesus had several miracles while the prophet of Islam had none and did not foretell anything”. But it is not right at all because there are many narrations proving Prophet Muhammad had several miracles and predictions. Besides some priests say: “all people saw the miracles of Jesus but Muhammad’s miracles were only seen by his companions”. A question can be posed here: who were the companions of Prophet Muhammad? The people who lived in his time. So by this argument we can say that the miracles of Jesus were only seen by his companions and the information about them were written only in the Bible (Sacred text). But the miracles of Muhammad were explained in various

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