Hell -just another myth?, page-157

Muhammad claimed to be the Seal of the Prophets. That is the Prophet that finished the cycle from Adam to Himself, the Adamic cycle. His followers tend to imagine He meant the last and greatest. The next cycle is a completely new phase and the beginning of a new cycle based on the return of Jesus (new name, new religion) this time fulfilling all those missing pieces of the puzzle that prevented the Jews from accepting Him the first time.
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Darkroom, how do you feel about Muhammad's claim considering it differs from the Bahai faith? What would be your basis for believing one over the other? Or either one for that matter?

An elected administrative body known as the Universal House of Justice teach that Bahai's believe that God has revealed himself to man by means of “Divine Manifestations,” including Abraham, Moses, Krishna, Zoroaster, the Buddha, Jesus, Muḥammad, the Bab, and Bahaʼ Ullah.
They believe that these messengers were provided to guide mankind through an evolutionary process in which the appearance of the Bab initiated a new age for mankind. The Bahai's say that to date his message is the fullest revelation of God’s will and that it is the primary God-given instrument that will make world unity possible.
One of the basic precepts of Bahai is “that all the great religions of the world are divine in origin, that their basic principles are in complete harmony.” They “differ only in the nonessential aspects of their doctrines.”
They see themselves as having the mission of the spiritual conquest of the planet. They try to spread their faith through conversation, example, participation in community projects, and information campaigns. They believe in absolute obedience to the laws of the country in which they reside, and though they vote, they abstain from participation in politics. They prefer noncombatant duty in the armed forces when possible but are not conscientious objectors.

Is this what you are aligned with, or are you perhaps a nonaligned 'free spirit'?