How can Christians believe that Allah's uncreated speech includes Muhammad's personal struggles and issues without implying that Allah is dependent on creation?

The article presents a dilemma regarding the nature of Allah's speech in relation to Muhammad's personal life. It questions whether the personal issues mentioned in the Quran were predestined by Allah, suggesting that if they were, it implies a deterministic view of human actions that undermines free will. Alternatively, if these events were merely foreknown by Allah, it raises concerns about the independence of His speech, suggesting that it is shaped by external events rather than being eternal and unchanging. This leads to the conclusion that Allah's existence and nature could be seen as dependent on Muhammad's life, which contradicts the Christian understanding of God's sovereignty and independence. Therefore, the relationship between Allah's speech and Muhammad's life challenges the Islamic view of Allah's nature and raises significant theological implications.