How Do Muslims View Jesus as a Prophet?

Explore the Islamic perspective on Jesus, his role as a prophet, and his significance in Muslim beliefs.

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Muslims hold Jesus (Isa) in high regard and view him as a prophet and messenger of God. According to Islamic beliefs, Jesus was born to the Virgin Mary (Maryam), performed miracles, and conveyed God's message. However, Muslims do not consider Jesus to be the son of God or divine, as in Christian theology. Instead, they see him as an important figure who plays a significant role in both history and spirituality.**

FAQs & Answers

  1. What is Jesus' role in Islam? In Islam, Jesus is revered as a prophet and messenger of God who performed miracles and delivered God's message.
  2. Do Muslims believe Jesus is divine? No, Muslims do not believe Jesus is divine; they view him strictly as a prophet, not the son of God.
  3. How does Islamic belief about Jesus differ from Christianity? While both Muslims and Christians regard Jesus highly, Islam does not accept his divinity or sonship to God, as stated in Christian theology.
  4. What do Muslims celebrate about Jesus? Muslims celebrate Jesus for his miraculous birth and his role as a significant prophet in conveying God's message.

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