Is Mohammad the Last Prophet of Allah?

We can use English as an example instead of Arabic.

Person A: My house is bigger than your brother's.
Person B: But mine is bigger.

So is the statement by person B grammatically incorrect? 

In the koran it says "wa kabbirhu takbeeran". So this means you are in a certain situation, and you think about Allah and then think or say Allahu Akbar (then what you imagine or think)....Allahu Akbar(then that thought or imagination you had with the first takbeer) Allahu Akbar....Allahu Akbar.....Allahu Akbar. 

May Allah encrease your safety and security in faith(imaan).

 all praise to Allah Lord of the worlds.

wa alhamdu li Allahi rabbi al'alameen,

My dear Bro, Community, coming back to the topic, in reference to your post "Khatim annubuwwa, the name Muhammed means the praised one, as Muhammed salla Allahu alayhi wa sallam was the seal of prophet it ment all previous prophets are confirmed by him, and also recognized in him by those who have understanding, because i believe he had all the qualities of all the prophets before him, he was a confirmation of all the previous prophets, the seal and the completer of prophethood. As for the claim by people that this means he was the last messenger, i do not agree, because there is no refference of this claim in the koran. ........" This is surprising especially when you yourself admit that seal implies "completer of prophethood" and yet say you don't believe it means the last prophet. So what else could it imply and yet it is "completer of prophethood"? Now as far as "confirmation of all previous prophets" is concerned, I think this notion is not unique to Prophet Mohammad only since all subsequent Prophets to Adam (which are known to us through Quran) indeed confirmed those who came before them. Hence, simple attestation or confirmation is not the full implication of word "seal". It then necessarily imply that seal means confirmation of all previous prophets (as you have admitted) along with completion of prophethood (as you have admitted). Hence the one who is in the end of the chain of prophets, must be called "the last". Isn't it all logical? On the more, lexical meaning of  "seal" is to "close". Hence the same notion of "seal of prophets" implies "closing of prophethood". Hence, logically speaking, if Prophet Mohammad was the only prophet on earth during that time, then this word necessarily mean prophet Mohammad closed the prophethood. It further implies that since the door of prophethood is closed, therefore no more prophet would come after him and hence Prophet Mohammad is the last Prophet of Allah.

Though, I do see your concerns about a lot of misinterpretations of Quran, but they are not related to our present topic under discussion. Therefore, I would not comment upon your later part of the post and would prefer to stick to this one point of discussion rather than opening plethora of topics and discussing none. May Allah give us guidance to recognise the truth through the use of knowledge with wisdom and logic. Amin.

Community wrote: Dear Yusuf, Is it correct english to say Allah is greatest instead of Allah is the greatest? because if it is Allah is the greatest it would be Allahu-al- akbar in arabic.  Allah is the greatest, this is true, but we are not able to encompass what "greatest" truely means, we can not even grasp how big the universe is, so no matter how great we think He is, He is always greater then that, greater then any thought, comprehension or imagination, Allah is greater. Allahu Akbar!

I'm going to cop out and simply quote a grammar book:

"When the elative form occurs as an indefinite predicate adjective without a min comparison, there is no essential difference between the comparative and superlative degrees. Such an elative should generally be considered emphatic or superlative in meaning." W. M. Thackston, An Introduction to Koranic and Classical Arabic, p. 85.

He then gives the example Allahu 'akbaru and translates it as God is greatest/very great. The other example he gives is Allahu 'a'lamu which he translates as God knows best/most/is all knowing.