"Khata-e-Nabuwat" is an Islamic concept that translates to "Seal of Prophethood" or "Finality of Prophethood." It is a fundamental belief in Islam that Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) was the last and final prophet sent by God to guide humanity. This concept is rooted in the Quran and Hadith (the sayings and actions of Prophet Muhammad) and signifies that no prophet will come after him. Belief in Khata-e-Nabuwat is an essential tenet of the Islamic faith, and anyone who claims to be a prophet after Prophet Muhammad is considered a false prophet.
A "false prophet" is someone who falsely claims to be a prophet of God or to have a divine message. In Islamic tradition, anyone who makes such claims after the time of Prophet Muhammad is not only regarded as false but also as a grave threat to the faith of Muslims. False prophets are seen as misleading individuals away from the true path of Islam and can be sources of division and confusion within the Muslim community. Islam provides guidance on how to identify false prophets and emphasizes the importance of following the teachings of Prophet Muhammad as the final and ultimate source of divine guidance for Muslims .
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