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Thank you for your response dear brother. Does Abdul Wahab's teaching contradict the Sunnah and Quran?

Assalamun alaikum dear brothers

Also according to the preterist version harlot Babylon refers to the city of Rome. Since the Roman Empire conquered almost the entire world the city of Rome was actually a world power.  That is why harlot Babylon sits on the beast (Roman Empire) in the book of revelations. And also brother Idris said that the book of Isaiah and the book of revelation contained a lot of similarities. Even in revelation it says that "Babylon has Fallen". Since both books contain many similarities I think they refer to the same Babylon.

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Assalamun alaikum dear brother Idris

I have one more doubt.  How do we know that the "Zion" mentioned in Isaiah is not literally the Zion in Jerusalem.  How do you know it refers to the Holy city of Mecca?

My other question is that if Prophet Muhammad fulfilled most of the messianic prophecies then why is Jesus Christ called the Messiah in Islam. Did he do anything special to gain the title? We know that he only came to confirm the law and the gospel and give glad tidings of a messenger to come after him. And we also know that he didn't liberate the jews from the Roman Empire. Then why was he given this title? 

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Assalamun Alaikum dear brother Idris

I actually thought that Isaiah 59:20 where it says that the "redeemer shall come unto Zion" and Isaiah 62:3 where it says that "Thou shalt be a crown of glory" is talking about the same servant. That is what I meant.

I was actually going through your previous posts and found some interesting facts. In one of your previous posts you said that the name Ahmed existed in Isaiah in the Armenian Bible.  If you could actually prove that then the whole book of Isaiah is almost dedicated to Prophet Muhammad. If the servant songs referred to the same person and Prophet Muhammad's name existed there then the entire song is about him.

It cannot refer to Christ since Prophet Muhammad suffered far more than him. Christ suffered Three years of persecution while Prophet Muhammad suffered 13 years. So who is the suffering servant?  The answer now is almost obvious!

Your works are highly scholarly and professional. Keep up the good work brother Idris

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Assalamun Alaikum brother Idris

Does the same thing apply for Isaiah 60 and 62?

Assalamun Alaikum dear brother Dawud

You asked a very good question. All your doubts will be answered here in the below site.  Take your time and read it carefully.  And your question regarding that the "Son of Man will suffer many things" is also answered in this site. 

 http://www.discoveringislam.org/kildani_chapter_16.htm

There are some places where Jesus Christ used that title to show his human nature. Then we all are Son of Man since we all have parents.  But he was not the Son of Man which will come with the league of angels and destroy the Roman Empire. 

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Mohamed Saif