

The Messiah In Islam Jesus Son Of Mary
14 snips Dec 25, 2024
Dive into the fascinating Islamic perspective on Jesus, highlighting his miraculous birth and role as a servant, not divine. Explore misconceptions that arose in early Christianity, and how historical shifts, especially with Paul, transformed Jesus' teachings. Discover the intricate relationship between different Christian sects and Islamic beliefs, including views on the afterlife and how Muslims can balance faith with festive celebrations. This engaging discussion reveals the complexities of faith and the evolution of religious thought.
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Mentions of Jesus and Mary
- The Quran mentions Isa ibn Maryam (Jesus) 25 times and his mother, Maryam, 34 times.
- Maryam even has a whole surah named after her.
Meaning of Mutawaffika
- The Quranic word "mutawaffika" doesn't mean death in the context of Jesus's ascension.
- The majority of Islamic scholars interpret it as a long sleep, supported by the subsequent raising up.
Substitution Theory
- The Quran states that Jesus was neither killed nor crucified, but it was made to appear that way.
- One interpretation is a substitution theory where someone else, possibly Judas, was crucified in his place.