The Bible also describes the prophet as a man who could be of any benefit to anyone, not even to God Himself. The Bible should read 7: 188, telling us: "Let me say, 'I have power over my own good and my own good, except for what Allah ought to do.' If I had known about the secret realm, I would have been able to make a lot of money, and I would not have been able to do anything about it. I have nothing but to be reverent and prosperous to those who believe. Not only that, the Bible contains many verses that describe the activities of the prophets. At that time, a blind man came to the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) when he was calling on a group of powerful people in Congo to convert them to Islam. That blindness led the prophet to further his own theological knowledge. While the prophet was trying to bind me to a group of people, he was soft-spoken and respectful of the blind man. After all, the prophet is quoted in the Bible, which should read 80: 1-11: Because a blind man came to him. How can you (Muhammad) know? Sometimes they can come to the details of the deed, or they may be distracted, so that the increase in recollection can be to their advantage. As for those who do not need to be bound by me, because they are proud of you, you put your heart into them. And is it your duty (to accept the enemy) if they do not have faith? For those of you who are struggling to make ends meet