Another well-known historian, George Bernard Shaw, wrote in his book The Genune Islam, Volume 1, Volume 8, issued in 1936, that the world desperately needed intelligent people like the Prophet Muhammad. As a prophet, he always hailed His faith in glory and honor. The historian asserted that Islam was a religion that was associated with all civilizations in all eras, claiming that it would reach the bare Eurasian peoples, despite the misunderstanding of the Prophet Muhammad and the confusion that he was an enemy of Christianity. "I have learned from the Prophet, he was a great man, and in my understanding he was certainly not an antichrist," he wrote. He should be called the savior of mankind. I firmly believe that if people like you have full power in modern times, you will be able to successfully resolve the issue, which will lead to more peace and prosperity. Alphonse de Lamartne, a famous French poet, said in his book, Hstore de la Turque (1854), that no one can be self-sufficient in a supernatural way, and that is the common denominator. It is the destruction of superstitious beliefs between man and God. .... Also, no one can make a success in a short period of time, the rest of the world bring huge changes for the world. If the intention His style is high, and the means by which he uses it wisely is the result of his three personalities. Who can take anyone in the history of the Prophet Muhammad? He touched the soul, he found the Bible, where each character became a petition, a consensus for all.