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The being Jibril is not absolutely of necessity proven to be the same being as Gabriel. The name is not exactly the same. The Arabic name claimed as being a translation of Gabriel is Jibril, Jibrīl, Jibreel, Jabrilæ or Djibril ('''جبريل , جبرائيل''').  

The being Jibril is not absolutely of necessity proven to be the same being as Gabriel. The name is not exactly the same. The Arabic name claimed as being a translation of Gabriel is Jibril, Jibrīl, Jibreel, Jabrilæ or Djibril ('''جبريل , جبرائيل''').  

The word "angel" means "messenger" <ref>"messenger"—The Hebrew word is '''מלאך''' ''malak''; the Greek word is ''αγγλος agglos'' "anglos, angel" (singular), plural ''αγγλοι aggloi'' "angloi, angels".</ref> There are "angels of God" (John 1:51) and "angels of Satan" (Revelation 12:7-9) <ref>See [[Abaddon]] the Destroyer (Revelation 9:11; Exodus 12:23; Job 1:9-12; 2:4-7; 1&nbsp;Chronicles 21:1, 15-16, 27.</ref>. Compare 2&nbsp;Corinthians 11:12-15 and [http://biblehub.com/commentaries/2_corinthians/11-14.htm multiple commentaries on 2&nbsp;Corinthians 11:14] "And no wonder, for even Satan disguises himself as an angel of light." <ref>See the following articles:  

The word "angel" means "messenger" <ref>"messenger"—The Hebrew word is '''מלאך''' ''malak''; the Greek word is ''αγγλος agglos'' "anglos, angel" (singular), plural ''αγγλοι aggloi'' "angloi, angels".</ref> There are "angels of God" (John 1:51) and "angels of Satan" (Revelation 12:7-9) <ref>See [[Abaddon]] the Destroyer (Revelation 9:11; Exodus 12:23; Job 1:9-12; 2:4-7; 1&nbsp;Chronicles 21:1, 15-16, 27.)</ref>. Compare 2&nbsp;Corinthians 11:12-15 and [http://biblehub.com/commentaries/2_corinthians/11-14.htm multiple commentaries on 2&nbsp;Corinthians 11:14] "And no wonder, for even Satan disguises himself as an angel of light." <ref>See the following articles:  

*[https://www.answering-islam.org/authors/shamoun/gabriel_partner.html "The Angel Gabriel—Allah's Other Divine Partner", Sam Shamoun - Answering Islam (answering-islam.org)].

*[https://www.answering-islam.org/authors/shamoun/gabriel_partner.html "The Angel Gabriel—Allah's Other Divine Partner", Sam Shamoun - Answering Islam (answering-islam.org)].

*[https://www.answers.com/Q/How_does_Angel_Gabriel_related_to_Islam How does Angel Gabriel related to Islam? - Answers (answers.com)]

*[https://www.answers.com/Q/How_does_Angel_Gabriel_related_to_Islam How does Angel Gabriel related to Islam? - Answers (answers.com)]

Muhammad was respected in Medina as he would frequently solve disputes. He was nicknamed Al-Amin, or The Truthful One, and was well loved by all. His followers claim he was never known to lie, cheat, or steal, though those were all common practices by the pagans of his time and continues to be so in Islam to the present day.<ref>[http://www.billionbibles.org/sharia/taqiyya.html Taqiyya]</ref> Everyone, including his enemies like [[Abu Jahl]], claimed his lineage to Ishmael and Abraham.

Muhammad was respected in Medina as he would frequently solve disputes. He was nicknamed Al-Amin, or The Truthful One, and was well loved by all. His followers claim he was never known to lie, cheat, or steal, though those were all common practices by the pagans of his time and continues to be so in Islam to the present day.<ref>[http://www.billionbibles.org/sharia/taqiyya.html Taqiyya]</ref> Everyone, including his enemies like [[Abu Jahl]], claimed his lineage to Ishmael and Abraham.

When he was about 40 years old, Muhammad's supposed early revelations from the Angel Jibril spoke of a need to return to the [[monotheism]] of [[Abraham]]; however, Muhammad was unsure of himself upon seeing what seemed to him to be the Angel [[Gabriel]] and rushed to his house, terrified. He told his wife [[Khadija]] of the events, and she assured him that God wouldn't let this happen to such a humble man. Khadija later went on to see her uncle, a Christian scholar who, after reviewing his religious texts (note that these texts are not the texts of today, as the Christians of Mecca and the Arabs were not Pauline or Roman Christians), claimed Muhammad was the next prophet. This as well as the Jews in Medina, who were also expecting a new prophet, albeit a prophet from the Jewish tribe; Muhammad's claimed prophethood was an unpleasant surprise to many of them and hence they rejected him. In this way Muhammad saw himself at an early age as reviving an ancient faith, a perceived correction to [[Christianity]] and [[Judaism]], and restoring his people to what he saw as their rightful position as the true founders and heirs of [[monotheism]]. In these revelations, submission to the will of their claimed god — [[Allah]] — was critical.  Muhammad's fledgling religion continued to develop throughout his life, through periodic revelations often relating directly to events currently facing his new faith. At one point, he admitted to being possessed by the devil.<ref>http://crossmuslims.blogspot.com/2011/10/muhammad-and-satan_24.html</ref>

When he was about 40 years old, Muhammad's supposed early revelations from the Angel Jibril spoke of a need to return to the [[monotheism]] of [[Abraham]]; however, Muhammad was unsure of himself upon seeing what seemed to him to be the Angel [[Gabriel]] and rushed to his house, terrified. He told his wife [[Khadija]] of the events, and she assured him that God wouldn't let this happen to such a humble man. Khadija later went on to see her uncle, a Christian scholar who, after reviewing his religious texts (note that these texts are not the texts of today, as the Christians of Mecca and the Arabs were not Pauline or Roman Christians), claimed Muhammad was the next prophet. This as well as the Jews in Medina, who were also expecting a new prophet, albeit a prophet from the Jewish tribe; Muhammad's claimed prophethood was an unpleasant surprise to many of them and hence they rejected him. In this way Muhammad saw himself at an early age as reviving an ancient faith, a perceived correction to [[Christianity]] and [[Judaism]], and restoring his people to what he saw as their rightful position as the true founders and heirs of [[monotheism]]. In these revelations, submission to the will of their claimed god — [[Allah]] — was critical.  Muhammad's fledgling religion continued to develop throughout his life, through periodic revelations often relating directly to events currently facing his new faith. At one point, he admitted to being possessed by the devil.<ref>http://crossmuslims.blogspot.com/2011/10/muhammad-and-satan_24.html —link contains a blogger warning</ref>

The faith caught on slowly, winning only a few converts in Mecca (the first being his wife, Khadija). In 622 A.D, under increased pressure and ostracism from elders in Mecca, Muhammad began the [[hijra]], an organized exodus of his followers from Mecca to the city of [[Medina]].  [[Muslims]] date the formation of their ideology to the ''hijra'' itself, even beginning their dating system at this point.

The faith caught on slowly, winning only a few converts in Mecca (the first being his wife, Khadija). In 622 A.D, under increased pressure and ostracism from elders in Mecca, Muhammad began the [[hijra]], an organized exodus of his followers from Mecca to the city of [[Medina]].  [[Muslims]] date the formation of their ideology to the ''hijra'' itself, even beginning their dating system at this point.

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There were eight men in the desert who were sick, so he told them that if they want their help, convert. So after he prescribed them camel milk and camel urine, they became apostates and got up next day in the early morning to kill the shepherd and escape with the camels. Muhammad sent an armed party to 20 men to get them back. So Muhammad got his sword, cut off their hands and feet then gouged their eyes and left them in the desert to die.<ref>http://www.answering-islam.org/Shamoun/cruelty.htm</ref>

There were eight men in the desert who were sick, so he told them that if they want their help, convert. So after he prescribed them camel milk and camel urine, they became apostates and got up next day in the early morning to kill the shepherd and escape with the camels. Muhammad sent an armed party to 20 men to get them back. So Muhammad got his sword, cut off their hands and feet then gouged their eyes and left them in the desert to die.<ref>[http://www.answering-islam.org/Shamoun/cruelty.htm Muhammad's Excessive Cruelty, Sam Shamoun]</ref>

There was a 90 year old tribal chief that criticized him, so he asked his henchmen to take for him her daughter and grandson and kill the men in her family. They grabbed her to place her between two camels facing each other back to back, and tied her legs with ropes to both camels and beat them. It can be found in the 16 minute YouTube film by a Coptic Christian that [[Barack Obama]] and [[Hillary Clinton]] accused of provoking the September 11, 2012 [[Benghazi Attack]].<ref>http://crossmuslims.blogspot.com/2012/10/innocence-of-muslims-dissected.html</ref>

There was a 90 year old tribal chief that criticized him, so he asked his henchmen to take for him her daughter and grandson and kill the men in her family. They grabbed her to place her between two camels facing each other back to back, and tied her legs with ropes to both camels and beat them. It can be found in the 16 minute YouTube film by a Coptic Christian that [[Barack Obama]] and [[Hillary Clinton]] accused of provoking the September 11, 2012 [[Benghazi Attack]].<ref>http://crossmuslims.blogspot.com/2012/10/innocence-of-muslims-dissected.html —link contains a blogger warning</ref>

== After Muhammad's death ==

== After Muhammad's death ==