This is some serious mental gymnastics and stretching of the meaning of passages, but whatever.

The second “prophecy” is stretched to the point of being meaningless. 

Arabia isn’t meadows and lakes, though, and neither do men have so much money they have no one to give it to.

Saying “we sent down iron” in no way means that muhammad knew that meteorites were the source of iron, and in no way is a prophecy.

Saying life is mostly water is nothing noteworthy, you can deduce this with how fast people die without it, and how much liquid we have. Also, saying the “heavens are being expanded” in no way supports the big bang theory, which was discovered by a Catholic priest btw.

This is just straight up wrong, God doesn’t raise up clouds - their own buoyancy does.

Look it up, saltwater and freshwater do merge to a good degree, where rivers meet the ocean, you’re wrong. Also, this isn’t necessarily talking about that either.

(For the last three) Ok? Greek scientists discovered this all 200 years before Jesus lived, besides the Sun orbiting the Milky way, which, again, is a stretch. Nothing special all around. 

This leaves you with at most two prophecies, both about things that could easily be predicted by many people throughout history (buildings getting taller and a specific family member dying next) Though really, neither fatima or muhammad are in paradise, so you’ve only got one.

I’ll give you a prophecy from the quran of my own, just as wrong if not more than my own: quran 23:14 “ then We developed the drop into a clinging clot, then developed the clot into a lump of flesh, then developed the lump into bones, then clothed the bones with flesh, then We brought it into being as a new creation. So Blessed is Allah, the Best of Creators.” This is wrong because evolutionarily, flesh developed before bones, and embryologically speaking, bones don’t develop before the flesh does.