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00:00Over 1,400 years ago in the deserts of Arabia, an unlettered man described a distant future,

00:05towering structures, instant communication, and a world consumed by materialism yet empty

00:10in spirit. Today we live in that very reality, and his foresight still makes us pause and wonder.

00:15He said his message would reach every place, touched by day and night. In his time,

00:21this was an unbelievable claim. Today, his message is present in every country on earth,

00:26even places he never knew existed. He said the Arabs, once simple desert dwellers in tents,

00:33would one day compete to build the tallest skyscrapers. Back then, Arabia had no stone

00:38cities or towers, yet today the world's tallest buildings pierce the sky from Dubai, Riyadh,

00:43and Doha. His prophecy stands fulfilled in steel and glass, proving a vision that could only be

00:49divinely inspired. He said voices would reach afar. Today, a single tap connects billions worldwide.

00:56He foretold a time when distances would become short. In his era, journeys took months.

01:02Now, planes cross continents in hours. He prophesied that knowledge would be everywhere.

01:08The internet, universities, and online learning have made this a reality.

01:12He said women would be clothed yet naked. Modern fashion trends perfectly echo those words.

01:18He warned that alcohol would be consumed openly. What was once rare is now a global industry.

01:24He talked about the spread of entertainment. He foretold that music, singing, and instruments

01:29would become common. Today, our entire culture is deeply centered around entertainment and music.

01:34He said wealth would increase, but people would never feel satisfied. Despite rising incomes,

01:41anxiety and greed dominate our society. He predicted the surge of violence. He warned that a time would come

01:48when killing would be so rampant that the killer himself would not even know why he shed blood.

01:55Today, his words echo in our reality. From endless wars to senseless terrorism and mass shootings that defy reason.

02:04How could an unlettered man from the 7th century, without science or technology, predict these global realities with such precision?

02:14His words unfold before our very eyes today. It makes you wonder, could this be human guesswork or undeniable revelation from the Creator?

02:25For those who still choose to deny him, it is time to truly reflect on what you are rejecting.

02:30Do not let your dismissal of a man whose legacy is etched into the very fabric of our modern world blind you to the greatest truth.

02:37He is not merely a man of history, but he is Muhammad, peace be upon him.

02:41The final prophet of God. Belief in his prophethood is not optional.

02:45It is the very key to recognizing the ultimate truth of all.

02:48The final prophet of God.

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