Muhammad in kalki purana

Muhammad ﷺ in Hinduism kalki Purana :

(Kalki avatar: Hindus are waiting for kalki avatar but they don’t know kalki avatar is Muhammad . All

prophecy about kalki avatar are of Muhammad)

Kalki purana ch.2 v.5 says about kalki avatar

1. mention his father name will Vishnuyash (translate in Arabic mean Abdullah father of Muhammad )

2. his mother name will summati (translate in Arabic mean Amina the mother of Muhammad)

3.he will born in city smbhala( translate in Arabic is makah city of peace)

4. born on 12th month of madav (that is 12th rabiulawal)

5. he will worship of In cave(Muhammad worship in cave known ghare Hira)

6.and furthermore he will kill devil by sword on horse and devtas (angels) will help him and it is already happened with Muhammad in battle . And he will ride on devta horse which is also happened in safr e miraaj.

7.He will kill bad people with the help of 4 companions (which are 4 sahabas companion of Muhammad)

It will biggest foolishness if you wait kalki avatar now . Because today’s age is not of horses or swords.Kalki avatar are Muhammad you should follow him as your books says if you believe.i have every word

Read [Muhammad ﷺ and kalki avatar book] research by Hindu scholar Dr ved Prakash.

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