Muhammad will intercede for his followers on the Day of Judgment, even for those who have committed major sins.

The Quran clearly asserts that on the Day of Judgment, no human being will be able to help another, as stated in Surah 82:19. This verse emphasizes that all sovereignty belongs to Allah alone, and no intercession will be accepted. Furthermore, the Quran repeatedly warns against the idea of intercessors other than Allah, highlighting that He alone is the protector and intercessor for humanity. The hadiths that claim Muhammad will intercede for his followers contradict these Quranic assertions, suggesting a conflict within Islamic doctrine. If Muhammad's intercession is accepted, it undermines the Quran's clear message about the exclusivity of Allah's authority on that day.