Muhammad was the last prophet but not the last messenger, and this is confirmed mathematically since the Quran's expression for last prophet is a multiple of 19 while last messenger is not.1, 2, 3
Muhammad was not the last messenger, as Satan claims; he was the last prophet because he brought the last scripture.1
Strict followers of the Quran know that Muhammad is God's messenger and God's final prophet.1
Verses 33:7 and 33:40 show that Muhammad was the final prophet, not the final messenger, and that God's Messenger of the Covenant comes after him.1
Muhammad is God's final prophet but not God's final messenger, and the Quran never calls him the final messenger.1, 2, 3, 4
The top Muslim scholars aim to distort the word of God and confuse Muslims by claiming Muhammad was also the final messenger.1, 2
The Quran is God's unified and purified statute book and the last book revealed through God's prophet.1
The Quran warns against claiming a last messenger by citing people after Joseph who claimed he was the last messenger, though many messengers came after him.1, 2
Muhammad was the final prophet because he delivered the final scripture, but he was not the final messenger.1
Since Muhammad was among the prophets who took the covenant, the Messenger of the Covenant is not Muhammad but comes after all the prophets.1, 2
According to the Quran, all the prophets have already come, and Muhammad was the last prophet because the Quran is the last scripture.1, 2
Muhammad was a messenger of God and the last prophet but not the last messenger, and anyone who believes he was the last messenger disbelieves in the Quran.1, 2
The Quran distinguishes a prophet, who receives and delivers a new scripture, from a messenger, who preaches, upholds, and confirms existing scripture without bringing a new one.1, 2, 3
Muhammad served as one of God's messengers and was the last prophet, through whom the Quran was revealed.1, 2
Muhammad was the final prophet because he delivered the final scripture, but according to the Quran he was not the last messenger.1, 2
Muhammad was the final prophet, but God continues to send messengers to confirm the Scripture as warners to every community.1
According to 33:40, Muhammad was the last prophet but not the last messenger.1
Muhammad was the final prophet and was one of the prophets who pledged to God to support the Apostle of the Covenant, as Verse 33:7 states.1, 2, 3, 4
Verse 33:7 has 76 letters like the first revelation, and adding 33 and 7 gives verse 40, which says Muhammad was the last prophet.1, 2
Muhammad was the final prophet but not the final messenger, since God called him a messenger and the final prophet in the same verse and never said final messenger.1, 2, 3
Muhammad is the last prophet of God but not the last messenger.1
Submitters do not disrespect the Prophet; he is the final prophet chosen to utter God's last word, he is dead, and his sole mission was delivery.1, 2, 3, 4
The Quran clearly says Muhammad was not the last messenger, and that a messenger of the covenant comes.1
A prophet brings a new scripture, whereas a messenger confirms existing scriptures and brings nothing new.1, 2, 3
Muhammad is a messenger of God and the final prophet, but the Quran nowhere calls him the final messenger, and the verse on usury warns of war from God and His messenger, not His prophet.1, 2, 3, 4
Muhammad was the last prophet because he brought the last scripture, but he was not the last messenger, since a messenger who confirms existing scripture does not bring a new one.1, 2, 3, 4
Muhammad was born in 570 AD and at age 40 was appointed God's final prophet, meaning he brought the last scripture, the Quran.1, 2, 3, 4
People said Joseph was the last messenger, yet great messengers came after him, showing a human tendency now repeated in calling Muhammad the last messenger.1, 2, 3
The Quran says Muhammad is not the last messenger; 33:40 calls him a messenger of God and the final prophet, and the deliberate added phrase shows the two differ.1, 2, 3
Verse 7:35, addressing the Children of Adam about messengers who will come, is directed at people after Muhammad who read the Quran.1, 2, 3
A prophet is one who delivers a scripture, while a messenger is one who comes confirming existing scripture.1, 2
Muhammad was not the last messenger but the final prophet, and claiming no messenger comes after him repeats what people said after Joseph.1, 2, 3
Revelation and inspiration did not end with Muhammad, because the Quran speaks of God choosing messengers in the present tense as a continuous process until the end of the world.1, 2, 3
The organizers of the conference on the finality of prophethood distort words out of context to confuse people about the definitions of prophet and messenger.1, 2, 3
The Quran says Muhammad was the last prophet but not the last messenger.1, 2, 3
Those who refuse the Quranic truths that Muhammad was the final prophet but not the final messenger are no longer Muslims, according to Quran 3:81 to 85.1, 2