Prophet Isa (Jesus) in Islam and The Quran!

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 Learn more about Prophet Jesus (Isa) in Islam and the story of prophet Jesus in The Quran. It is a comprehensive guide for all Muslims and non-Muslims. Table of Contents: Who is Prophet Isa (Jesus) In Islam? What Did Prophet Muhammad Say About Prophet Isa? Prophet Isa (Jesus) Birth Story in The Quran The Story Of Prophet Isa As a Prophet In the Quran The Story of The Holy Table of Prophet Jesus What does the Quran say about Jesus christ’s crucifixion? How Did Prophet Isa die in Islam? Prophet Isa’s return signs Conclusion – What Is The Summary Of The Story Of Prophet Isa In The Quran?
Who is Prophet Isa (Jesus) In Islam? Prophet Jesus (AS) is one of the prophets who Allah mentioned in the noble Quran, as believers can learn from the wisdom of his story. Allah referred to him 25 times in the Quran. Prophet Isa (AS) was the last prophet of the children of Israel. According to the prophets’ arrangement, the prophet Jesus (AS) was the prophet that came before the final messenger of Allah, Muhammed (PBUH). What Did Prophet Muhammad Say About Prophet Isa? Isa (AS) informed his followers that prophet Muhammed (PBUH) would come after him. In the Quran, he mentioned the name of the final messenger (PBUH) as Ahmad: And ˹remember˺ when Jesus, son of Mary, said, “O children of Israel! I am truly Allah’s messenger to you, confirming the Torah which came before me, and giving the good news of a messenger after me whose name will be Aḥmad.”1 Yet when the Prophet came to them with clear proofs, they said, “This is pure magic.” Surah Al-Saf, verse 6. their people to believe in the oneness by worshipping Allah as the only God and creator and abandoning other beliefs such as idols. So, Get to know the full story of prophet Isa (PBUH). Prophet Isa (Jesus) Birth Story in The Quran n the noble Quran, Allah mentioned the story of the prophet Jesus (AS) from the beginning. His birth was a miracle, as Allah sent the Angel to inform Isa’s mother (Lady Mary) that she would have a son, a gift from Allah. Lady Mary asked how she would have a son without a husband. The Angel told her that Allah could do anything as it was easy for him to create a human without a father. Allah wanted to create Isa (AS) as a sign for humanity: He replied, “So will it be! Your Lord says, ‘It is easy for Me. And so will We make him a sign for humanity and a mercy from Us.’ It is a matter ˹already˺ decreed.” (19:21) – Surah Maryam After some months, she gave birth to her son and returned to her people who were shocked by the newborn baby she held in her arms. They thought that she had committed a terrible sin. They scolded her, but she didn’t reply and pointed to her child. They asked her how a newborn child could speak, but the miracle happened when her child spoke, as he said that he is Allah’s servant, who had given the book and made a prophet, and Allah blessed him and bid him to establish prayer and almsgiving: coming soon next part follow me

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