Muhammad in Bhavishya Purana

Muhammad ﷺ is mentioned in bhavishya Purana parv 3 khand 3 shlokas 5-8 as good man with different qualities like he is divine, he is truth , he is spiritual teacher ,he will guide pisachas, he is the destroyer of tripurasra ( tripurasra nashaya) , he is the pride of mankind , his relegion will established by god they will called muslman . The place where the live it is peaceful medina etc .

Note : [Some Hindu quote word pisacha as bad person. Word pisacha which is used in sanksrit and Hindi also . In Hindi it have bad meanings but in Sanskrit it means meat-eaters . Pisacha pisita [meat] +asa [eater]—the meat eater. According to Hindus meat eaters are bad person . But as we learned that meat eating is allowed in Hinduism . Second word is dharma dhusaka which means the mace-wielders are the corrupter of dharma . As we know that terrioser are the corrupter of Islam . Hindus mostly manipulate these words]

Origin: Bhavishya Purana is composed in 18th to 19th century according to google . main book is not known that who is author it is revealed or not . But according to Hindus it is smirti text which is created by humans. That’s why it have many changes . And Hindus add their relegiously meaning in it . But the basic message is same that muhammad is the last messanger.

Book :Complete translation of book bhavishya Purana by swaminathan must check prophecies in 3rd chapter

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The Quran mentions golden ratio and encoded with chromosomes of different plants and animals with same order. It also mentions unbelievable motion of mountains ,it mentions BigBang and crunch theory. Quran mentions how waves are produced and also bones can turn into stone and iron . Quran also speaks on Ozone Layer of earth and connection between rain and earthquakes. It also mentions embryology in great detail . It mentions Pulsar stars blackhole and many others. Quran mentions gravitational waves and flourocent light from plants . It also mentions the sun original white light and intense radiation can freeze shadows. It also mentions process of subduction by which land is decreasing, earth exact movement and how it changes seasons and also the exact shape of earth , age of earth and how every calestial body is in orbit swimming. It also mentions human creation elements stardust. and there are many other historical numerical miracles. The Quran is a treasure trove of scientific knowledge, containing references to various fields of study, including Egyptology, Geology and Hydrology, Biology, Botany, Meteorology, Chemistry, Astronomy, Physics, and Cosmology. In Egyptology, the Quran makes references to paper money (18:19), solar and lunar calendars (18:25), Pompeii (36:67), Petra City (15:80), hieroglyphs (44:29), Pharaoh's mummy (10:92), Haman (28:38), Pharaoh's pillars (38:12), door locks (12:23), Egyptian deities (28:38), and Egyptian prostration (17:107). In Geology and Hydrology, the Quran describes steam explosions (82:3), internal waves (24:40), the photic zone (24:40), the Dead Sea (30:2-3), hydrothermal vents (81:6), coal (2:24), pumice (15:74), sinkholes (28:81), minerals (35:27), faults (86:12), and soil expansion. In Biology, the Quran discusses embryology (23:13-14), gender (53:46), human senses (23:78), AMD (50:22), brain cells of the heart (22:46), flash blindness (2:20), cholesterol (83:14), bedsores (18:18), cataracts (12:84), vision (15:15), brain functions (95:16), eye pupils (40:19), fingerprints (75:4), eardrums (6:25), and skin nerves (4:56). In Botany, the Quran references chlorophyll (22:63), nutrient cycles (6:95), pollination (51:41), fluorescence (24:35), plant stress (39:21), frost (3:117), hypoxia (6:125), white hair (73:17), and Alzheimer's (16:70). In Meteorology, the Quran mentions the atmosphere (21:32), water origin (2:164), sea breeze (81:18), orographic effect (2:265), freshwater (77:27), frost weathering (2:74), acid rain (44:10-11), cloud seeding (15:22), dew (2:265), fire whirls (2:266), atmospheric pressure (6:125), flash floods (13:17), heavy clouds (13:12), and the water cycle (78:13-14). In Chemistry, the Quran describes hydrogen peroxide (19:4), viscosity (47:15), superionic water (18:29), volcanic gases (26:173), halocline (25:53), rust (18:96), and pyritized fossils (17:50). The Quran also touches on Astronomy, mentioning stars (56:75), red giants (75:9), Venus (6:74-79), axial tilt (22:18), tidal locking (25:45), full moons (84:16-18), meteorites (52:44), planetary orbits (39:5), magnetospheres (21:32), moonlight (10:5), and sunlight (17:12). In Physics, the Quran discusses solar energy (18:17), work (98:7), atoms (6:95), pairs (36:36), cold plasma (21:69), pulsars neutron stars (86:1), and armor-piercing (55:35). In Cosmology, the Quran mentions the Big Bang (21:30), expanding universe (51:47), the Big Crunch (21:104), the age of the universe (41:9-50:38), and the shape of the universe (55:33). These references demonstrate the Quran's remarkable accuracy and depth of knowledge, covering a wide range of scientific topics and confirming its status as a book of wisdom and guidance.