What Does the Quran Say About the Messiah?

Explore the Quran's references to Jesus as the Messiah and how they differ from Christian beliefs.

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The Quran mentions the Messiah in several verses, particularly referring to Jesus (Isa) as Al-Masih (the Messiah). Notably, Chapter 3 (Aal-E-Imran) and Chapter 5 (Al-Ma'idah) highlight Jesus’ miraculous birth and his prophetic role. While acknowledged as the Messiah, his function and nature differ from the Christian understanding.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What is the significance of Al-Masih in Islam? Al-Masih refers to Jesus in Islam, acknowledged as a prophet but with a different role than in Christianity.
  2. How does the Quran's view of Jesus differ from the Bible's? The Quran recognizes Jesus' miraculous birth and prophetic role but does not view him as the Son of God.
  3. Where in the Quran is Jesus mentioned? Jesus is mentioned notably in Chapter 3 (Aal-E-Imran) and Chapter 5 (Al-Ma'idah).
  4. Can the Quran and the Bible coexist in understanding Jesus' role? Yes, they present different perspectives on Jesus, each significant to their respective faiths.

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