The Last Prophet or The Final Prophet? is a comparative study of two influential religious traditions: Islam and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. In this book, Mahdi Hadavi examines fundamental questions about prophecy, revelation, sacred scripture, religious authority, historical evidence, and the concept of divine guidance in the modern world. Through theological analysis, historical investigation, and discussion of contemporary religious issues, the author explores the competing claims of finality and restoration presented by Islam and Mormonism. The book addresses topics such as the role of prophets, the Book of Mormon and the Quran, priesthood authority, religious reform, archaeology, fulfilled prophecy, social development, and interfaith relations. It also discusses the challenges of religious prejudice, including contemporary Islamophobia, while encouraging readers to engage critically with faith, history, and evidence. Written for readers interested in comparative religion, theology, and the search for spiritual truth, this work invites open-minded examination of some of the most important questions surrounding faith and divine revelation in the modern era. Author: Mahdi Hadavi