Understanding the ‘Seal of the Prophets’ in Eschatology

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The claim that a figure is the “Seal of the Prophets” fundamentally suggests a specific theological perspective on the timeline of divine revelation: namely, that the era of successive prophetic legislation is concluded. This assertion implies a belief that the Day of Resurrection and Judgment is slated to occur before the necessity arises for God to dispatch another prophet to supersede or update the existing Divine Law.

While the precise historical frequency of prophetic missions is a matter of scriptural analysis, this “Seal” doctrine strongly indicates that its proponent anticipated the ultimate eschatological events (the end of the world) to commence before the need for a further revelatory figure within the Abrahamic tradition.

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Considering the current geopolitical outlook, particularly in the Middle East as we approach the mid-century, and referencing scriptural interpretations of the end times, the specter of catastrophic global conflict, including nuclear annihilation, must be acknowledged as a genuine and serious risk.

It is our sincere hope that this eschatological timeline is not immediately binding and that humanity’s path will allow for a prolonged era of spiritual and intellectual growth. We hold out the profound hope that future generations will not face global calamity but will instead be blessed to receive and celebrate another Majestic Book—a work of comparable divine magnitude to the Torah, the Bible, and the Qur’an.

Best regards,

Ahmed Farghaly

Founder & CEO of Cyclic Vibrations Consultancy