Is Muhammad in the Qur'an? Not according to Murad!

Murad, a friend from the Middle East, and a native Arabic speaker, looks at the only four references to Muhammad found in the Qur'an (Surahs 47:2; 48:29; 33:40; and 3:144), and points out how none of them refer to Muhammad at all, but most likely refer instead to 'the blessed one', who could very well be Jesus. If this is correct, than Muslims cannot use the Qur'an to support Muhammad's existence in the 7th century, and one of the foundational pillars of Islam begins to fall. Watch this video to find out how he came to his conclusions, and then feel free to comment below with your arguments either for or against. We'd love to hear what you think! © Pfander Centre for Apologetics - US, 2020 (29,840) (Music: "small adventure", by Rafael Krux (from filmmusic-io - License CC BY)