Quoted from the "ISLAM MUHAMMAD & THE KORAN"

MUHAMMAD
FROM HIS BIRTH TO HIS DEATH
Chapter 2

Muhammad Does Not Pass The Test Of A True Prophet.

In the final analysis, we find that Muhammad is not a true prophet, for the true prophet according to the Bible must have special qualifications.

1.  The true prophet, who is chosen by God to be the founder of a new religion must receive a direct call from God (Exodus 3:9,10).  Muhammad received his call from the spirit which squeezed him at the cave of Hira.

2.  The true prophet, chosen to declare a new religion, must be committed to holiness (2 Peter 1:21).  The main interest of Muhammad was to have as many wives as he could, and not to live a holy life.

3.  The true prophet must perform miracles to authenticate his call.  There is no mention in the Koran of a single miracle attributed to Muhammad.

4.  The true prophet must utter prophecies that must be fulfilled to the letter.  The only so-called prophetic utterance Muhammad recorded in his Koran is Surat Ar-Rum it says:

This surat cannot be considered a prophecy in any sense, for it does not mention who defeated the Romans, where they were defeated, or who shall be defeated by them.  It seems strange that the Muslims would rejoice because of the victory of the Romans who were Catholics at that time.

Why do they not rejoice today for the victories of the Christians?

If one apples this set of criteria and the required qualifications of the prophet to Muhammad, one must conclude that he is not a true prophet.

In addition, Islam did not establish commandments or principles superior to those of judaism and christianity.  All Muhammad did was to permit:

More importantly, Jesus Christ was the last Messenger of God to mankind, there was no one come after him.  He is also the heir of all things.  This is clear from the words we read in the Epistle to the Hebrews. The Koran declares that Allah is the one who will inherit all things: If we acknowledge that Christ is the inheritor of all things, we have to confess that He is also God the Son.  At the end of His earthly life, Jesus said to His disciples: Jesus told His disciples that He would come again to take them to His Father's house.  He did not tell them that another prophet would come after him.  It is not acceptable that God will send a slave after sending His eternal Son.