Understanding the Role of Jesus in Islam: Key Insights

Explore the significance of Jesus in Islam, his role as a prophet, and beliefs about his second coming.

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Jesus (known as Isa in Islam) plays a significant role as a prophet and messenger in Islamic tradition. He is recognized for his miraculous birth to the Virgin Mary (Maryam) and is revered for his teachings and miracles. However, Islam does not consider Jesus to be divine or the son of God, but rather a servant of Allah. Additionally, Muslims believe in his second coming before the Day of Judgment as part of their eschatological beliefs.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What is the Islamic view of Jesus's miracles? Islam acknowledges Jesus's miracles, seeing them as signs of his prophethood and a demonstration of Allah's power.
  2. Is Jesus considered divine in Islam? No, in Islam, Jesus is viewed as a prophet and servant of Allah, not as divine or the son of God.
  3. What do Muslims believe about Jesus's second coming? Muslims believe that Jesus will return before the Day of Judgment to restore justice and defeat falsehood.
  4. How does the role of Jesus in Islam differ from Christianity? While both religions honor Jesus, Christianity views him as the son of God, whereas Islam sees him strictly as a prophet.

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If you're interested in learning more about the connections between Islam and Christianity or the teachings of other prophets, check out our videos on 'Prophets in the Abrahamic Faiths' and 'Eschatological Beliefs in World Religions'.

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