Rock INSCRIPTIONS debunk 7th century ISLAM! (#6)

It shouldn't come as a surprise that we are now finding that the ROCK INSCRIPTIONS tell us the exact same things that the COINS told us earlier, that there were no references on any of these 30,000 Inscriptions to Muhammad prior to 690 AD, nor any mention of a city called Mecca, nor any people called Muslims, or even a religion called Islam, and that there certainly was no references to any book called the Qur'an! What the Rock Inscriptions suggest is that these 5 ideas began in 690 AD with Abd al-Malik, who introduced them on coins, Caliphal Protocols and on the Dome of the Rock. Here is the sequence which we find in the Rock Inscriptions: Prior to 690 AD = There was no evidence of anything Islamic on the Inscriptions, as all we find are "pious formulae" 690 - 710 AD = The name of the prophet Muhammad appears, though it is not distinctly a person, but most likely the title "the praised one". 710 - 720 AD = Muslim rites begin to appear. These include a pilgrimage, 3 prayers, and the fast. 720 - 730 AD = The names ‘Muslim’ & ‘Islam refer to a specific group, in contradistinction to Christianity. It seems that it wasn't until 640 AD and later that everything was starting to 'fall into place', and Islam was finally beginning to look somewhat like the religion we now see today... Conclusions: It was only in the 730s onward that there is evidence of a popular devotion to Muhammad as a prophet and messenger, and an emerging model of Islam as we now know it, which makes the Islamic Traditions incredibly awkward, since they insist this would have been completely formed before Muhammad died, in other words by 632 AD, a good 100 years earlier. Furthermore, since there is a 100-year silence of Islam as we now know it in the rock inscriptions prior to 730 AD, this would indicate that Islam did not exist as a distinct religion until long after the time of Muhammad, which casts doubt on whether he had any part in Islam’s origins. Much like the coins, the Rock Inscriptions, which are actual artifacts from the very century and the very place Islam was supposedly birthed, suggest very strongly that there simply was no Islam that early, and that the 9th and 10th century Traditions are simply not historically correct, since they have the wrong man in the wrong place, doing the wrong things, at the wrong times. © Pfander Centre for Apologetics - US, 2021 (48,710) Music: Epic Trailer, by Rafael Krux, from filmmusic-io