Was mohammed ever mentioned in the talmud

[christians4jews]

We all know yeshua was mentioned, was mohammed, since he was in the 6th century, surely if he existed as a prophet the rightous rabbis would have commented on him, since they commented on yeshua...

If not, then muslims literall have no secualr information on there peado prophet, which you would expect the most since documents etc were easier to keep by then etc.

[mord]

No the Talmud was written before mohamad

[Trumpeldor]

I don't mean to start a whole argument here but 'yeshua' was mentioned not in the context of one man but in the context of Christianity as a whole.

The Muslims have the Hadith, which recorded all of Muhammad's wonderful rants.

[christians4jews]

No the Talmud was written before mohamad

i know that mate, but when did the talmud date up until??? if it dated up to the 6th century and debating judaism etc, the surely the evil mohammed would have been mentioned, since according to islamic history mohammed was beheading jews left right and center....

[Trumpeldor]

No the Talmud was written before mohamad

i know that mate, but when did the talmud date up until??? if it dated up to the 6th century and debating judaism etc, the surely the evil mohammed would have been mentioned, since according to islamic history mohammed was beheading jews left right and center....

Talmud became closed around 500 and the Gemara closed around 700.

[ftf]

I don't think we need to argue about whether Mo existed, it's irrelevant, what is relevant is what his religion teaches.

[JTFFan]

I don't think we need to argue about whether Mo existed, it's irrelevant, what is relevant is what his religion teaches.

Yes, it's all irrelevant right know muSSlims are inspired  to commit terror and blow people up how wonderful.

[Tzvi Ben Roshel1]

the Talmud- no, but the Rambam did in his letter to the Jews of Yemen (who were being persecuted and trying to get forced to convert to islam) - he refers to Mo as "the lunatic".

[JTFFan]

the Talmud- no, but the Rambam did in his letter to the Jews of Yemen (who were being persecuted and trying to get forced to convert to islam) - he refers to Mo as "the lunatic".

Mo is "the lunatic" no doubt.