"Muhammad in World Scriptures" offers an insightful exploration of the mention and acknowledgment of Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w.w.) in various sacred texts from different religious traditions. This book delves into the verses from the Bible, Torah, and other spiritual scriptures that allude to or recognize the Prophet, showcasing his importance not just in Islam but in the broader context of world religions. The book begins with an overview of the life of Muhammad, emphasizing his role as the last prophet in Islam and his mission to convey God's message. It then transitions into an in-depth analysis of how Muhammad is perceived in non-Islamic scriptures, offering comparisons with other prophets and highlighting common themes of prophethood. Through careful examination, the author reveals how Muhammad’s character, teachings, and prophecies resonate in the texts of Judaism, Christianity, and other religions, fostering a sense of shared values and beliefs. The book also addresses misconceptions about Islam and its Prophet, providing clarity and context for readers unfamiliar with Islamic teachings. By promoting interfaith dialogue and understanding, "Muhammad in World Scriptures" serves as a valuable resource for anyone seeking to learn about the historical and theological significance of the Prophet Muhammad across various cultures and religions. It aims to bridge gaps between communities and encourage respectful discourse on faith and spirituality. This work is particularly useful for scholars, students, and general readers interested in comparative religion, Islamic studies, and the role of Muhammad in the context of global religious narratives.