Thank you for your comment! In the Quran, Isa (Jesus, peace be upon him) is indeed the son of Maryam (Mary, peace be upon her), who is the daughter of Imran. Muslims believe Isa (peace be upon him) was born miraculously to Maryam without a father, as mentioned in Surah Maryam (Chapter 19) and Surah Al-Imran (Chapter 3). While there are differences in the way Isa is viewed in Islam and Christianity, both faiths refer to the same historical figure. In Islam, Isa is regarded as a prophet, not divine, and is deeply respected. I hope this clears up any confusion. Thank you for your understanding!
Thank you for your comment! While Jesus and Muhammad (PBUH) had different missions, both are deeply respected in their faiths. Jesus is known for his miracles, and in Islam, Prophet Muhammad is also believed to have performed miracles, like the splitting of the moon. More importantly, both taught values like compassion and faith, which inspire millions today. However, the essence of both figures goes beyond miracles; their teachings promote values like compassion, justice, and faith, which have inspired billions. I appreciate your thoughts and encourage respectful dialogue to deepen understanding.
@@muhammadmansooraliansari260 muhammed did not preach peace and love. Muhammed performed no miracles. He was a false prophet who died due to food poisoning. Jesus rose, Muhammed is still dead
!ssa in quran and Jesus in Bible are different persons. Qurans !ssa is the son of Miriam who is the daughter of Imran
Thank you for your comment! In the Quran, Isa (Jesus, peace be upon him) is indeed the son of Maryam (Mary, peace be upon her), who is the daughter of Imran. Muslims believe Isa (peace be upon him) was born miraculously to Maryam without a father, as mentioned in Surah Maryam (Chapter 19) and Surah Al-Imran (Chapter 3). While there are differences in the way Isa is viewed in Islam and Christianity, both faiths refer to the same historical figure. In Islam, Isa is regarded as a prophet, not divine, and is deeply respected. I hope this clears up any confusion. Thank you for your understanding!
Jesus and muhammed were very different. Also, Jesus did miracles. Muhammed didn’t
Thank you for your comment! While Jesus and Muhammad (PBUH) had different missions, both are deeply respected in their faiths. Jesus is known for his miracles, and in Islam, Prophet Muhammad is also believed to have performed miracles, like the splitting of the moon.
More importantly, both taught values like compassion and faith, which inspire millions today. However, the essence of both figures goes beyond miracles; their teachings promote values like compassion, justice, and faith, which have inspired billions.
I appreciate your thoughts and encourage respectful dialogue to deepen understanding.
@@muhammadmansooraliansari260 muhammed did not preach peace and love. Muhammed performed no miracles. He was a false prophet who died due to food poisoning. Jesus rose, Muhammed is still dead
@@muhammadmansooraliansari260 there is no credible evidence of muhammed splitting the moon, and even Muslim scholars disagree with that