The supposed meeting between Muhammad and Gabriel is not recounted in the Qur'an, since the Qur'an is not actually a story of Muhammad's life, but rather the moral lessons that God wanted to impart to the world through Muhammad. Discussions of Muhammad's encounters with Gabriel are recounted in numerous Hadiths and the Sirat An-Nabi (Biography of Muhammad).
As for the physical location where Muhammad is said to have met Gabriel, this was the CAVE AT MOUNT HIRA, in modern-day Saudi Arabia.
Koran is the true word of God while Hadith are made up stories about Mohammed.
The supposed meeting between Muhammad and Gabriel is not recounted in the Qur'an, since the Qur'an is not actually a story of Muhammad's life, but rather the moral lessons that God wanted to impart to the world through Muhammad. Discussions of Muhammad's encounters with Gabriel are recounted in numerous Hadiths and the Sirat An-Nabi (Biography of Muhammad).As for the physical location where Muhammad is said to have met Gabriel, this was the CAVE AT MOUNT HIRA, in modern-day Saudi Arabia.
Prophet Mohammed p.b.u.h.
Muslims.The prophet is called Mohammed.
According to the Koran, Mohammed, after being told to go to heaven by Gabriel, rode there and back again on the back of a mythical animal known as an Al-Buraq on the Night Journey. The creature had the body of an animal similar to a donkey or horse and the face of an angel.
The Islamic prophet Muhammad is believed to have been instructed by the Abrahamic archangel Gabriel. In these series of believed meetings Muhammad was asked in memorizing and recanting the words of the Koran.
well technically god (Allah) gave us the surahs in the quran and did all that but prophet Mohammed gave us the Koran.
In the cave of Hiraa.
mohammed's religious experience was being given to the Koran
no. Muslim religion comes from Judeo-Christianity. According to the Koran, the angel Jibril (Gabriel) revealed it to Mohammed. Of course, Judeo-Christianity comes fromZoroastrianism which does have some roots in Vedic Hinduism, so there is a connection of sorts.
Mohammed Nekroumi has written: 'Modern controversies in Qur'anic studies' -- subject(s): Koran, Criticism, interpretation, Congresses, Arabic language, History
So many, one of them the most spoken on Koran is Gabriel.