Who deserves to be Worshiped ?

coming from Paran. That “Holy One” who, under persecution, migrated from Paran
(Makkah) to be received enthusiastically in Madinah was none other than Prophet
Muhammad (bpuh).
Indeed, the incident of the migration of the Prophet (bpuh) and his persecuted
followers is vividly and prophetically described in Isaiah 21:13-17. That section
foretold the battle of Badr as well, in which the few ill-armed faithful miraculously
defeated the “mighty men” of Kedar, who sought to destroy Islam and intimidate
their own folks who had turned to Islam. The text reads:
The oracle concerning Arabia. In the thickets in Arabia you will lodge, O
caravans of Dedanites. To the thirsty bring water; meet the fugitive with
bread, O inhabitants of the land of Tema. For they have fled from the swords,
from the drawn sword, from the bent bow, and from the press of battle. For
thus the Lord said to me, “Within a year, according to the years of a hired
worker, all the glory of Kedar will come to an end. And the remainder of the
archers of the mighty men of the sons of Kedar will be few, for the LORD,
the God of Israel, has spoken.” (Isaiah 21:13-17)
15.4 The message to be revealed through him
The Bible foretells the story of revelation.
Proof 20: Prophet Muhammad (bpuh) was illiterate.
During his entire life, he never learned to read or write. The exact circumstances
of the first revelation have been mentioned: it was the habit of Muhammad (bpuh) to
frequently get away from the midst of his fellow Arabs and their heathen ways and
spend many days secluded in the cave of Hira in the mountains of Makkah. There,
he would pray to Allah, the Exalted, according to the practice of Abraham (pbuh).
When he reached the age of forty (in 610 CE), the angel Gabriel (pbuh) appeared
before him in that cave one day and ordered him to recite. Muhammad (bpuh), in his
terror, thought he was being asked to read, so he stammered that he was unlettered.
The angel Gabriel (pbuh) again ordered him to read, but Muhammad (bpuh) again
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