The Origins of Islam - 4.3 A New Religion: Muhammad I & Muhammad II

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In this video, we are looking at the evolution of "Muhammad" from being a title for Jesus to being the name of the prophet of Islam. this will also explain how the anti-Trinitarian Christian religion of the Arabs could evolve into a new religion which we know today as Islam.

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