Mahammad in Bible, Mentioned by Name!

Isn't it amazing to find the actual name "Muhammad" in the Bible!!!

Yet another prophecy about the advent of Muhammad is found in the Songs of Solomon. This time, however, the text mentions Muhammad by name. The Hebrew words in the Roman script are as follows:

"HIKKOMAMITTAQIM VIKULLO MAHAMADDIM ZEHDUDIVEZEH RAAI BENUTS YARUSHALAM." "His mouth is most sweet: yea he is Muhammad the great. This is my beloved and this is my friend, O' daughter of Jerusalem."

(Songs of Solomon 5:16)

The word 'MAHAMADDIM' occurs only once in the Bible and the translator has rendered it as "He is all together lovely."

In the Hebrew language, the suffix "IM", as in. Mahammad-im, can indicate one of two things: 1) plurality or 2) esteem or grandeur. In the above verse, the word 'Mahammadim' is preceded by the Hebrew equivalent of "He is...", therefore forcing the word 'Mahammad' to be singular, so the 'im' must be a term of grandeur.

This word 'Mahammad', is a proper name and therefore should not have been translated. Translating it makes as much sense as translating the name of Benjamin Franklin, and thereby obscuring a reference to him. This verse had prophesied the coming of Allah's beloved Messenger Muhammad .

The word 'MAHAMADDIM' occurs only once in the Bible and the translator has rendered it as "He is all together lovely."

In the Hebrew language, the suffix "IM", as in. Mahammad-im, can indicate one of two things:

1) plurality or

2) esteem or grandeur.

In the above verse, the word 'Mahammadim' is preceded by the Hebrew equivalent of "He is...", therefore forcing the word 'Mahammad' to be singular, so the 'im' must be a term of grandeur.

This word 'Mahammad', is a proper name and therefore should not have been translated. Translating it makes as much sense as translating the name of Benjamin Franklin, and thereby obscuring a reference to him. This verse had prophesied the coming of Allah's beloved Messenger Muhammad .