The Bible: The Muslim View Of Jesus

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What is the difference between the Prophet Muhammad and Jesus Christ? "The difference between Muslims and Christians is that Christians have, in a lot of ways, demystified images of Jesus Christ, whereas in Islam or in the Muslim world, that has not really been done," says Professor

I had previously thought Muslims rejected Jesus entirely, but in fact, Muslims embraced the sacred stories about the life of Jesus. The Q'uran shares the story of the miraculous birth of Jesus and how he was a man filled with the Holy Spirit , tasked to lead a righteous life, spread the message of God, and perform miracles (Bilhartz, p. 108). However, the Muslims deny that Jesus was God incarnate like many orthodox Christians believe. They also deny that Jesus died on the cross, instead he was taken to heaven by God. " Many Muslims believe in the Second Coming of Jesus and that in the final Day of Resurrection, Jesus will testify against the evil doers and those who claim that he was a deity and not God's prophet" (Bilhartz, p.

Built on the foundation of Judo-Christina traditions, Islam has much in common with its predecessors. A member of the Abrahamic religions, Islam's conceptualization of its main prophet Muhammad is eerily similar to that of the image of Christ. Like Christ, Muhammad was believed to be the mouthpiece of god whose teachings would lead the way to unraveling the hidden truth of things. The similarities would diverge, however, as Islam would emphasis that Muhammad was wholly human and not divine. Unlike Christ, who Catholics believed had become God, Muhammad was in no way deified by his followers. Like Judaism, Islam considered attributing complete divinity to the individual as something unbecoming of God. Oddly enough though, Islam does consider Christ to be born of a virgin mother. Another aspect of correlation is the overall messages brought forth by the Hebrew Bible and Jesus message of love. Though Islam generally accepts certain viewpoints and concepts found in both the messages, it argues that they are flawed and diluted. The messages are missing key components that are only found within the Koran, the true voice of God and secret to the hidden truth of

Muslims confess that God is one (Koran 112: 1-4). He has no partner (Koran 6: 22-24) or son (Koran 2:16; 19: 35). God is so much transcendent that he comes in contact with humankind that through his word as it is contained in the Koran. If from this point of view, the Islamic conception of God contains some accents of the Biblical revelation, on the other hand, Muslims reject the Biblical truths which Christians consider to be a central element for their faith as we will see it in the following section of this study. However, Muslims believe in the virgin birth of Jesus, in his miracles, his ascension into heaven by God and his return to the earth before judgment

Although both Christianity and Islam are monotheistic religions, there beliefs of the concept of deity and the view of Jesus differThe Christians believed in the trinity, or three persons in one godhead; Father, Son, and Holy Spirit; with God as the Father, Jesus as the son, and the Holy Spirit of God within each Christian. Where as unity and strict monotheism was the belief for the Muslims, as they saw Allah as one and only one. The Christians also believed Jesus as the son of God and the savior of the world, while the Muslims saw Jesus only as a true prophet of God, not the son of God, as the Qur’an states, “Say: “God is Unique! God, the Source

Islamic individuals are frequently adverse to the opinions of Christians because of their advocation of the idea that God is the sole supreme being, and that Jesus is not his son nor anything more than a messenger of God’s supremeness. This outlook is significant because the predominance of the beliefs held by Islamic people are derivative of this idea. In the Quran, the Islamic holy book, this ideology is supported by, “Christ Jesus the son of Mary was (no more than) a messenger of Allah, and His Word, which He bestowed on Mary, and a spirit proceeding from Him: so believe in Allah and His messengers. Say not "Trinity" desist: it will be better for you: for Allah is one Allah: Glory be to Him: (far exalted is He) above having a son. To Him belong all things in the heavens and on earth.(4:171,Yusif Ali)” In this proclamation, the Quran is affirming that Jesus was nothing other than a messenger of Allah, their God, and that he was the son of Mary, not of Allah. Basically, this statement admonishes all Islamic individuals to not believe in any holy person other than Allah and also establishes across all Islamic faith that Jesus is not to be regarded as holy, and is nothing other than an apostle of God. This belief is significant to the remainder of Islamic ideologies because it is the basis for all religious standpoints and decisions made by Islamic people.

I am aware of the passage in the Qur'an that says that Jesus did not

The areas of disagreement between Islam and Christianity are quite clear. Although Islam accepts the holiness of Jesus, it denies his Godliness. According to the teaching of Islam, Jesus is not God, nor is he united with God. On the other hand, Christians view Jesus as a God and live their lives in accordance of him. Moreover, Islam teaches that Jesus is not the Son of God. God does not have any children because He is above that. Conversely, Christians know Jesus as the son of God, a Savior and Lord who died on the cross to take away all of our sins. Islam by contrast, denies the crucifixion of Jesus. Muslims believe that Jesus did not die on the cross; he only made people think he was and God saved him.

“Individuals have the right to live their lives in any way they choose as long as they do not violate the equal rights of others” stated by David Boaz on drug use and the constitution(Boaz,). Marijuana along with other illegal drugs are all components which are considered to be victimless crimes and are one of the top investments law enforcements make on fighting. Victimless crimes overall are more potential to hurting the economy and society as a whole by keeping them illegal then if they were legal. The reason for this is due to the fact that there is no unwilling participant and the real reason these acts are illegal is due to an external psychic cost. People in the society do not want to see these acts being committed even though

Jesus Christ is seen in each one of these religions, but how he is seen and portrayed varies greatly from one religion to the next. Christians believe that Jesus came to earth and died on the cross for our sins. This then led to the creation of the New Testament, which was written by many of his disciples. This is where Judaism and Christianity started to have controversy because those of the Jewish faith did not believe that Jesus was the messiah. The adding of the New Testament is where Christians and Jews are set to never agree. Those of the Islamic faith, like Christians, believe Jesus was born from the Virgin Mary. Rather than God they believe that Allah sent Jesus to teach scriptures, but also believe that humans have scoured the word over the years. Also the Islam faith believes that he was alive when God called him to heaven. This is not true in the

While both the Qur’an and the Bible claim that there is only one God, the Qur’an does not accept or even provide the understanding of the Triune God. The Qur’an claims that Christians believe in three gods- Father (God), the Mother (Mary), and the Son (Jesus) . According to the Qur’an, Jesus was only a messenger of Allah and Allah is too glorious to have a son . Therefore, the book tells Muslims to stay away from people (specifically Christians who believe in the Triune God and the deity of Christ) who say that “God is three” and that Messiah is Allah . However, Christians do not claim that God is Jesus, but rather Jesus is God. Saying that God is Jesus is like saying that math is subtraction- that Jesus is the only divine being and God is

Jesus is of great significance in both Islam and Christianity. When it comes to the views of Jesus according to Muslims and Christians there are quite a few differences in terms of beliefs about the nature and life occurrences of Jesus. In Islam Jesus is found in the Quran, also known as “Koran”, the Muslim bible. It was revealed by God to the Prophet called Muhammad. Today, those that call themselves Muslims believe in the complete authenticity of the Quran as the original revealed guidance from God. With Christians, information and guidance in relation to Jesus comes directly

The biggest difference in Islam and Christianity is that Muslims don’t believe that Jesus Christ is the Son of God, which is the basic foundation of Christianity. Muslims believe that Jesus was a servant of God as well as a prophet. Muhammad is believed to be a prophet and a servant of God also; however, Muhammad is said to be the last prophet sent by God to guide humanity. On the contrary, Christians believe that Jesus is the Son of God and is therefore viewed as God