MHMD [03] Muhammad's name is 2700 years old!

One of the fallacies concerning the prophet of Islam is that any time you find the name Muhammad in the 7th century, it must be referring to him, and only him. Yet, there were possibly many men called 'Muhammad' in that century, even though the word itself is not necessarily a name, but a title. A.J. Deuce and his team have been researching for quite some time this name or title and have traced its antecedence right back to a 1400 BC Ugaritic name meaning "the praised one", or "desirable", or "the precious" one... in later years it was given different meanings, including "the chosen one", which suggests a Messianic title, as well as "glorified", and even "highly praised". By the 4th - 6th centuries AD the Christians took this name and applied it to Jesus, the "Mubarack" which then was attributed to Muhammad the prophet of Islam sometime in the 8th - 9th centuries. © Pfander Centre for Apologetics - US, November 13, 2023 (92,290) Music: 'Country Girl' by aleksound, from filmmusic-io