What Do Muslims Believe About Jesus? Understanding His Role in Islam

Explore the Muslim perspective on Jesus, his miracles, and his significance in Islam.

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Muslims revere Jesus as one of the greatest prophets. They acknowledge his virgin birth and his miracles, but do not believe he is divine or the son of God. Islam teaches that Jesus (known as Isa in Arabic) was a messenger of Allah, but his message was completed by the Prophet Muhammad.

FAQs & Answers

  1. Do Muslims believe in the resurrection of Jesus? Muslims do not believe that Jesus was crucified or resurrected, as they believe he was taken up to heaven by Allah.
  2. Why do Muslims honor Jesus? Muslims honor Jesus as a major prophet who brought God's message to the people, emphasizing his virgin birth and miracles.
  3. How is Jesus referred to in the Quran? In the Quran, Jesus is referred to as 'Isa' and is highlighted for his role as a prophet and messenger of Allah.
  4. What role does Jesus play in Islamic eschatology? In Islamic eschatology, Jesus is expected to return before the Day of Judgment to restore justice and defeat falsehood.

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