Muhammad received revelations from Allah that addressed his personal desires and problems, which shows that he was a true prophet.

The article presents several instances where revelations in the Quran seem to directly address Muhammad's personal issues and desires. For example, when Muhammad wished to marry Zainab, a revelation conveniently justified this desire. Similarly, revelations were given to manage conflicts with his wives, often threatening them with divorce if they did not comply with his wishes. This pattern suggests that the revelations may have been more about fulfilling Muhammad's personal needs than about conveying a universal moral message. Furthermore, the use of divine authority to manipulate personal relationships raises ethical concerns about the nature of these revelations and their implications for Muhammad's role as a prophet. If a prophet's revelations primarily serve their own interests, it undermines the credibility of their claim to divine inspiration.