Muhammad in the Bible

Professor ‘Abdu ‘-Ahad Dawud, B.D., the writer of the present series of articles is the former Reverend David Benjamin Keldani, B.D., a Roman Catholic priest of the Uniate-Caldean  sect. A brief sketch of his biography appears elsewhere.

When  asked how he came to Islam he wrote:

“My conversion to Islam cannot be attributed to any cause other than the gracious direction of the Almighty Allah. Without this Divine guidance all learning, search and other efforts to find the Truth may even lead one astray. The moment I believed in the Absolute Unity of God His Holy Apostle Muhammed became the pattern of my conduct and behavior.

Foreword 
Short biography of Prof. Abdul Ahad Dawud 

Part 1 

Muhammed in the Old Testament 

Prefatory Remarks 
Chapter 1: “And the Ahmad of all nations will come” 
Chapter 2: The question of birthright and the convenant 
Chapter 3: The mistery of the “Mispa” 
Chapter 4: Muhammed is the “Shiloh” 
Chapter 5: Muhammed and Constantine the Great 
Chapter 6: Muhammed is the Son of Man 
Chapter 7: King David calls Him “My Lord” 
Chapter 8: The Lord and the Apostle of the Covenant 
Chapter 9: Genuine Prophets preach only Islam 
chapter 10: Islam is the Kingdom of God on earth 

Part 2 

Muhammed in the New Testament 

Chapter 11: Islam and Ahmadiyat announced by Angels 

Chapter 12: “Eudokia” means “Ahmadiyah” 

Chapter 13: John the baptist anounces a powerful Prophet 
Chapter 14: The Prophet fortold by the baptist was certainly Muhammed 
Chapter 15: The baptism of John and Jesus only a type of the “Sibghatu Allah” 
Chapter 16: The “Sibghatu Allah” or the baptism with the Holy Spirit and fire 
Chapter 17: The “Paraclete” is not the Holy Spirit 
Chapter 18: “Periqlytos” means “Ahmad” 
Chapter 19: “The Son of Man, “ who is He ? 
Chapter 20: By the Apocalyptical “Son of Man,” Muhammed is intended 
Chapter 21: The Son of Man according to the Jewish Apocalypses