Demolishing the suspicions of Orientalists

About the existence of sources from which the Seal of the Prophets, may God bless him and grant him peace, learned

Author's name: Dr. Ammar Muhammad Al-Nahar

A book with this precise title, unprecedented and essential for every home, every Muslim, and every seeker of truth. In it, the author addresses issues related to old and new misleading Orientalist accusations against the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) that he learned the Qur'an and Islam from specific sources. He addresses fourteen such allegations, refuting and rejecting them with detailed, methodological, and conclusive scientific evidence.

Thus, the book discussed doubts that had not been addressed before, such as: the doubt about the Haggadah, the doubt about the liturgy, the doubt about the Mandaeans, the doubt that the Prophet taught himself, and the doubt that he learned from the beliefs of his people.

It also addresses other doubts that have not been given the proper research, such as the doubt that the Prophet (peace be upon him) learned from: Judaism, Christianity, the monk Bahira, pre-Islamic poetry, the Hanafis, Zayd ibn Amr ibn Nufayl, Waraqa ibn Nawfal, Umayyah ibn Abi al-Salt, and the issue of the Prophet’s illiteracy. This book has surrounded every doubt from every side, and responded to it with diverse, detailed, and conclusive evidence, following a historical and analytical approach in discussing the evidence, relying on hundreds of authentic, specialized sources, hundreds of specialized references, and dozens of Western books, in addition to the latest research in magazines, periodicals, and conferences.