Yes, prophecies from non-semitic texts can be used to prove and i'll show you why.

Submitted by Ridwan (Australia), Oct 2, 2007 at 14:49

Hello again :),

It was a prophecy from Hindu text about Muhammad (S), but guess what it also says?

The prophecy didnt know what Muhammad believed in, thats why it said "Believe what he believes" It didnt mention Hindu gods or any of that.

The prophecy didnt know what Muhammad Believed in, it didnt say he was going to be a polytheist, just 'Believe what he believes' and 'Follow him' were the only things that it said about his religion, it didnt say he'd be hindu.

And the term "Mudgha" is used when something is chewed from the Side of the mouth, the Jaw, it's accurate enough, and in the Quran it also states that the Fetus is in the shape of a young leech, VERY accurate.

Hope we continue this, gotta run.

Ridwan

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