Category: Jesus in Islam

https://youtu.be/nU7e4iARP0M Christian: According to the Quran, do the prophets commit any sin? Muslim: Muslims believe that all prophets are free from major sins but there are records of the prophets praying to God for forgiveness. Christian: I realized from my study that Jesus was called holy and sinless in both the Quran and the Bible. Muslim: Did the Quran teach that Jesus was holy and sinless? I didn't know that. Christian: According to the Quran, when the angel came to Mary he said to her: "I am only a messenger from your Lord (to announce) to thee the gift of a holy son." In this verse, the word for "holy“ ("zakiyyaa" in Arabic) is applied to no other prophet in the book.  Muslim: I see. So Jesus was born sinless? Christian:…

https://youtu.be/vawVqPbWPjI Christian: I understand that Muslims believe that the Quran is the Word of Allah [Kalimatullah]? Apart from the Quran, has the title “Word of Allah” (or “Kalimatullah”) been given to anything or anyone else? Muslim: No, Jesus was the only person who was given this title. Adam was called “Safi Allah” (Chosen of God); Noah “Nabi Allah” (Prophet of God); Abraham “Khalil Allah” (Friend of God), Moses “Kalim Allah” (Speaker with God) and Muhammad “Rasul Allah” (Messenger of God). Christian: What are some titles that were given to Jesus? Muslim: In the Quran, Jesus was given these titles : “Kalimatuhu (His Word)” [Surah 4:171]; “Kalimatim minHu (Word from Him)” [Surah 3:45]; “Kalimatim min Allah (Word from Allah)” [Surah 3:39] and “Qawl al Haqq (Saying or Word of Truth) [Surah…

https://youtu.be/KANktJ1zR4o Christian: May I ask you something? Muslim: Yes Christian: Do you believe that Jesus is coming in the Last Days ie before the Judgment Day Muslim: Yes Christian: But there are many persons who had claimed that they are also coming back at the end of the world [ie the Last Days]. Muslim: Yes. Apart from Jesus, could it  : the Jewish Messiah, Isa Al Masih [Islam], Kalki [the 10th incarnation of Vishnu], Maitreya Buddha, Daleep Singh [Sikhism], etc. Christian:  All claimed to be coming back? But who is coming back? Muslim: Isa al Masih! Muslim: In my belief, Isa al Masih will kill the Anti-Christ [Al Masih ad Dajjal]. Christian: But who is the Anti-Christ namely the evil Al Maish ad Dajjal? Muslim: The Dajjal is so powerful…

https://youtu.be/bwO8b1eBX-8 Islam teaches that Muslims must believe in Jesus. It's important to recognize that the Islamic version of Jesus is not the same as the biblical or true version of Jesus. For example, in Islam Jesus did not die, he was not crucified, he didn't rise again, he didn't atone for sins. In the Islamic version of Jesus, he is merely a human being who's commissioned to be a prophet, just like we would believe Moses was merely a human being who's commissioned to be a prophet. Despite that lower Christology, it's still significant to understand that the Quran actually has a fairly high view of Jesus. For example, the Quran teaches that Jesus was born of the Virgin Mary, that his birth was announced by angels, that he lived…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ijjmfDr8Tk There is this Islamic idea  that Jesus was a Muslim. I know it  sounds very strange, very absurd and some  people might ask why I'm even talking  about this. But  people believe in very weird things. It  is actually a fundamental Islamic  idea, very popular in the Muslim world,  propagated by Muslim preachers and  apologists,  that Jesus was a Muslim and that he will  come back  as a Muslim. What Muslims mean when they  say that Jesus was a Muslim  is that Jesus was misrepresented by  Christians,  that he was actually just a prophet who  called people to submit to Allah. And  that he was basically completely in  agreement with Islamic  belief, Islamic tradition and that he  would have  followed Muhammad if he had lived at the  same time.…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1FpROtrUvWw Not just in Christianity but also in  Islam,  Jesus is seen as someone who did many  surprising and amazing miracles. Most people are familiar with Jesus  turning water into wine and walking on  water according to the Christian holy  book,  but what does Muslim texts have to say? Let's take a look at 10  surprising miracles performed by Jesus  according  to the religion of Islam. The first miracle  that we're going to be looking at  is Jesus speaking in the cradle. To  give birth to a child while being a  virgin  of course was a criminal act during the  time of Jesus  and the Quran details the way that Mary  was saved from being  charged as guilty for this by Jesus, who  was still a baby  in the cradle,…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XBobGzrQocg Surah 4:171 of the Quran says that Jesus is his word,  Allah's word, which he gave to Mary. Not only is he the Word of God, it  says the Word of God that he gave to  Mary.  In order  for him to be given to Mary, he must have  been with God before he was given to her. That means Jesus was with  God as his word before he was given to  Mary. The second line further confirms  that. “a spirit from him” A spirit that comes  from Allah and enters Mary. If he's  the word and spirit from God, sent by God  to Mary, that means he existed with Allah  or God before he was given to Mary. That's number one. Number two. If Jesus is  the word…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p_Oqs9jB5Wc Muslims, let me ask you something. Is  Jesus more than a prophet? They said “No,  he's nothing more than a prophet.” “I see. Is he the greatest of all  prophets?” “Muhammad is the greatest.” I said, “Let's see if your Quran agrees.” I'm going to  take you to four references and ask the  question “Who is the greater, Muhammad or  Jesus, just starting with the Quran.” Surah 19:20 says  very clearly that Jesus was born of a  virgin and that's why everyone believes  that the Virgin Mary bore  Jesus. There's not a Muslim that  disbelieves that because they have to  argue with their own Quran. Was Muhammad  born of a virgin? No. Was Muhammad  born miraculously? No. So there's nothing  special about Muhammad's birth? But Jesus had a special…

https://youtu.be/2JnFK_3ASRg Transcript of the video Only Jesus has the title Messiah in the Quran The full Quranic  name for Jesus is Al-Masihu Isa – “the Messiah Jesus” (cf. Surah 4.157, 4.171). In fact we even read that when the angels first appeared to Mary they said of the holy child they had been sent to announce: Ismuhul Masihu Isabnu Maryam – “his name shall be the Messiah Jesus, son of Mary” (Surah 3.45). Even before the conception of Jesus, therefore, the angels gave him the one title that is applied to him on no less than eleven occasions in the Quran, namely Al-Masih – “the Messiah”. The strange thing is that, whereas the Quran unflinchingly attributes to Jesus the one title claimed for him by the Christians and rejected by…

https://youtu.be/QYe2RlpnUco I understand that Jesus is called Isa Al-masih in the Quran. What is the meaning of Isa according to the Quran? The Quran does not tell us the meaning of the name Isa. How does the Bible describe this name? In the Bible the name is Isa, the same as Yeshua, which means God Saves. The Injil tells us that Mary will give birth to a son and she has to give him the name Jesus because he will save his people from their sins.  Did Jesus teach that he will save his people from their sins? I thought it was the Apostle Paul who invented this teaching? Not at all. Jesus told his disciples that he came to earth to give his life as a ransom for many.…