What Non-Muslims Say About Prophet Muhammad (S)

Hammad Khan06 Aug, 2020Education

In the times of the Crusades, it was all too common to see the widespread vilification of Muhammad (PBUH). The enmity of the disbelievers towards Islam knew no bounds. Moreover, their aversion to the Prophet (PBUH) of Islam was intense. Over time, however, the world progressed into the modern age. A consequence of this was that there was a general increase in the tolerance of other religions. There was more open-mindedness towards different ideologies. Therefore, the attitude of Western scholars in their analysis of the Prophet (PBUH) became fairer and more balanced.