Muhammad is the Seal of the Prophets, and the Quran confirms his prophethood.

The Quran states that Muhammad performed no miracles to confirm his prophethood, which raises questions about his divine authority. In contrast, biblical prophets, such as Moses and Jesus, were validated through miraculous signs and wonders. The claim that Muhammad is the 'Seal of the Prophets' is based on a physical characteristic, a hairy mole, which detracts from the spiritual essence of true prophetic calling. This physical mark does not align with the biblical understanding of prophecy, where spiritual significance far outweighs physical attributes. Therefore, the notion that Muhammad is a true prophet is fundamentally flawed when evaluated against the criteria established by previous prophets in the Bible.