The Verses in the Quran That Mention Future Events Which Later Came to Pass

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@anas Said

The Verses in the Quran That Mention Future Events Which Later Came to Pass
One example of the events foretold in the Quran is the victory of the Romans over the Persians within three to nine years after the Romans were defeated by the Persians. God has said in the Quran:


The Romans have been defeated in the nearest land (to the Arabian Peninsula), and they, after their defeat, will be victorious within bedd? (three to nine) years.... (Quran, 30:2-4)

Let us see what history tells us about these wars. A book entitled History of the Byzantine State says that the Roman army was badly defeated at Antioch in 613, and as a result, the Persians swiftly pushed forward on all fronts.1 At that time, it was hard to imagine that the Romans would defeat the Persians, but the Quran foretold that the Romans would be victorious within three to nine years. In 622, nine years after the Romans? defeat, the two forces (Romans and Persians) met on Armenian soil, and the result was the decisive victory of the Romans over the Persians, for the first time after the Romans? defeat in 613.2 The prophecy was fulfilled just as God has said in the Quran.

There are also many other verses in the Quran and sayings of the Prophet Muhammad that mention future events which later came to pass.


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@TheBlackGhost Said

People of many faiths have used ancient predictions and prophecies to say they predicted the future. People say that all of the today's events are foretold in the Bible or Quran or some other philosopher's book...

...And people have been saying this for thousands of years. People compare current events and try to find a pattern or connection--which can be done in almost any situation.



And as for predicting a few historic events, any social analyst, historian, or politician could probably forsee some general events based on previous ones or just on the trend. Many analysts today could forsee that in the future, the United States economy will become less dominant, terrorism in the middle east will grow, there may be a conflict between powers A and B....etc...

These people dont claim to be prophets.

@GoneBazaar Said

Never really thought about it like that. But you have a point

@SoulSeared Said

The Koran was written (finished) in 632 AD, long after Muhammad's prediction. He predicted something that already happened.

@GoneBazaar Said

But to some point any event in the future can be read to fit something told in the past. I have been thinking about some of the stuff said in this section of the forum. I think I am getting a little more enlightened about religion.