The exoteric meaning of some verses in the Quran shows that the revelation and prophecy include all the regions in the world; but this is incompatible to historical facts, because the history is silent about revelation and prophecy in all regions in the world. This incompatibility can be studied in the Quran in two aspects: historical aspect and interpretative aspect. In this paper, we follow the second approach. We assume validity of historical facts that there are not valid historical reports about the existence of revelation and prophecy, having in mind their common meaning in Abrahamic religions, in all regions of the world other than Middle East. But the exoteric meaning of some verses in the Quran says that revelation and prophecy encompass all of regions in the world. These verses include three words: Nadir, Ummah and Rasool. Studying these words, this paper shows that there is no incompatibility between Quran and the assumed historical facts.