Lyrics:
In the name of the deceiver...
The lurer of souls...
From the caves at Hira, night was on the road
A merchant named Zahir with a crown he never owed
He said, "I am the seal"
And called it holy fire
But the chain rang hollow
Like a nail in wet wire
He sold glass for gold
And dust for bread
While a million bowed their heads
He painted gates in the dark
With a voice like velvet rain
But every sweetened promise
Left a bruise beneath the name
False prophet, False prophet
You led them astray
False prophet, False prophet
You lured them away
Sweet fruit on the branch
With rot at the core
Chains dressed as mercy
Won't save anymore
False prophet, your seal
Is cracked and cold
The real light is calling
The stolen home
At Al-Haqqah the warning
Was carved in bone and flame
If a liar wears the crown
He answers by the name
He tasted bitter judgment
On the road beyond the wall
And every traded mercy
Turned to ash in the fall
He spoke of peace in daylight
Then sharpened up the night
Selling fear as faith
And calling it right
O heart, don't kneel to the mask
Don't drink from the shining cup
What looks like grace in the dusk
Can still be poison enough
O mankind, don't be fooled by the breathless lie
The oldest trap still wears a new disguise
Truth walks plain, with bare feet in the dust
Not every open hand is worthy of trust
He mixed the clean with the crooked
And called the poison pure
But the soul knows the difference
When it aches for more
False prophet, False prophet
You led them astray
False prophet, False prophet
You lured them away
Sweet fruit on the branch
With rot at the core
Chains dressed as mercy
Won't save anymore
False prophet, your seal
Is cracked and cold
The real light is calling
The stolen home
Wake up, oh wanderers
Break the false spell
Only truth can tell
Only truth can tell
Background:
Christian critics label Muhammad a false prophet because his revelations in the Quran contradict core Christian doctrines.
Key issues include denying Jesus’ divinity (calling him only a prophet), rejecting the crucifixion and resurrection, and presenting a different path to salvation through submission to Allah rather than faith in Christ’s atonement.
They argue this fails biblical tests for prophets and represents a later, human-influenced teaching rather than divine continuation of the Judeo-Christian revelation.
