Was the Bible Revealed to Jesus in Islam? Understanding the Connection

Explore Islamic beliefs about the Bible and its relation to Jesus and the Quran in this insightful video.

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In Islam, Muslims believe that the Bible, like the Quran, contains revelations from God, but it is understood that the Quran was revealed to Prophet Muhammad. Jesus (Isa in Islam) is regarded as an important prophet, but not as a recipient of the entire Biblical revelation. The Quran acknowledges previous scriptures, yet emphasizes its own role as the final, unaltered word of God.**

FAQs & Answers

  1. What is the role of Jesus in Islam? In Islam, Jesus (Isa) is considered one of the most important prophets, but not divine and not the bearer of the complete Biblical revelation.
  2. How does the Quran view previous scriptures? The Quran acknowledges previous scriptures like the Bible but asserts its own finality and completeness as God's last revelation.
  3. Why do Muslims believe in the Bible? Muslims respect the Bible as a holy book that contains God's revelations but believe the Quran is the ultimate and final message.
  4. Is the Bible considered a holy scripture in Islam? Yes, the Bible is regarded as a sacred text that holds divine revelations, but it is not seen as the final word of God.

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