Muhammad’s Ten False Prophecies

“The Hour will not come until….”

One of the best techniques for cult leaders to control people is to keep them in fear of a doomsday. The doomsday technique is a tried-and-true technique to keep people under your control.

There are a lot of prophecies about things that will happen before the day of judgement, some of these are from authentic hadith, and many are passed around with no references.

The prophecies of Muhammad show no insight to hidden knowledge or divine foresight. They reek of short-sighted thinking and many of them were only believable in the time and era he lived in. With critical thinking we can see through these false prophecies.

A prophecy is not useful unless it is specific, clear, time bound, and can only refer to a specific incident.

Look at these statements:

“A time will come when there will be much corruption on Earth and the trust will be taken from people”

“The hour will not arrive until the hot will encompass the cold”

“The day of judgement will not arrive until the people will take women as leaders”

“When the sky is full of rain and hearts are dark, then the brightest lights will shine again.”