Muhammad lived about 570–632 AD, centuries after the New Testament was written.
* The New Testament does not mention Muhammad by name.
* There is no passage in the Bible that explicitly says, “Muhammad will come as a prophet” or identifies him as a future prophet.
* Islam teaches that Muhammad was a prophet of God, and Muslims generally understand him as the final prophet in a line that includes Abraham, Moses, and Jesus.
* Some Muslim scholars interpret certain biblical passages—particularly Deuteronomy 18:18 and John 14–16 (the passages about the coming “Helper/Comforter”)—as predictions of Muhammad. Christian scholars generally reject those interpretations, understanding those passages differently.
So if your question is specifically, “Does the Bible itself identify Muhammad as a prophet?” the answer is NO
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