christ & islam

yup that is 100% true jesus christ (isa alahis salaam ) peace be upon him is the prophet of islam

From what I understand about Islam they view Jesus as nothing more than a prophet, not the son of God nor God itself. The Quran does support the virgin birth but Jesus is just a proghet. Unlike the Christian belief of trinity there is only one God of Islam and that is Allah. If I am wrong I will gladly admit it but I think that this is the right view according to Islam.

In Islam religion Jessus knows as Hazrat Isa (alai hesslam)and son of Marium. Muslim believe that Jessus was given a religious book called Ingil (which is Bible)but peopled killed Isa and divided his religion and mistranslated Bible according to choice of Killers. After 570 yrs. of Jessus born prophet Mohammad was given another religious book called Forkan or Quran. In Quran there is story of many prophets including Hazrat Musa (alai hesslam), Hazrat Isa (alai hesslam), Hazrat Ibrahim (alai hesslam) etc. Prophet Mohammad is such a Prophet that he could not killed by his enimies though tried many times through wars. Accordingly Islam religion followes should have to believe all past prophets but not to follow their religion as God said, He choosed Islam religion as a last religion in the world and to follow it as a best religion. Unfortunately due to huge benefit of his own in this world many Muslims doing such a activities which earn bad thought about Islam, in fact that activities is not a way or support in Islam religion.

That was very true, Islam believe Jesus is a prophet it's written in Quran we call Jesus as Isa-Almasih and only Jesus can kill Dajjal. not only Jesus If I'm not wrong there is 4-9 prophet and the last prophet is Muhammad SAW.

yea... that's right.he just man, a holy man.

Yes, he's actually one of our prophets. The last prophet is Muhammad. Jesus came before Muhammad.

I think I have a version of the Holy Koran around here somewhere (I'm not Muslim, but I have one anyway!). I'll have to look it up. I think that they believe he had sime significance although I'm not sure exactly what, but that Mohammad is the prophet. I can't help but wonder if Mohammad was to Islam about as important as Jesus is to Christianity.

That's what I understand. Muslims believe all the prophets of the old and new testaments--Moses, Jesus, etc.--but they also believe in Muhammed, who for them was the final prophet.

According to the history of mankind as told and researched with the guidance of Islamic knowledge and faith, it is found that there many prophets that exist in this world, the real numbers are unknown, probably hundreds, probably thousands, it is unknown. In Islam prophets/messengers are called "Nabi". And in these "Nabi", there are 25 "Rasul", they are messengers/prophets that must be known to all Muslims as told in the Quran. In term of role, ordinary "Nabi" is someone who has the knowledge, but is not responsible to spread the teaching. "Rasul" however is a "Nabi" who has responsibilities to spread the teaching. And in Islam there were 25 "Rasul". These are the list and their other name as stated in the Christian Bible. 1. Adam 2. Idris (Enoch) 3. Nuh (Noah) 4. Hud 5. Saleh 6. Ibrahim (Abraham) 7. Lut (Lot) 8. Ismail (Ishmael) 9. Ishaq (Isaac) 10. Yaaqub (Jacob) 11. Yusuf (Joseph) 12. Ayub (Job) 13. Shuib (Jethro) 14. Musa (Moses) 15. Harun (Aaron) 16. Zulkifli (probably Ezekiel) 17. Daud (David) 18. Sulaiman (Solomon) 19. Ilyas (Elijah) 20. Ilyasa (Elisha) 21. Yunus (Jonah) 22. Zakaria (Zacharias) 23. Yahya (John The Baptist) 24. Isa (Jesus) 25. Muhammad

I have very much enjoyed this lesson of Islam and I wish to thank each of you. I follow the Biblical account, not the Quran, so obviously my beliefs are different from yours, but I find it so interesting. Thank you again.

muslims do not have any problem in accepting jesus a prophet because they always trust the words of Prophet Mohamed.

Yes Jesus was a prophet of God and he is alive up there. He will come back to this world before this world ends. Then whole world will become muslim.

That is true. There are many prophets both Christians and muslims consider as prophets. Jesus is referred as Isa in Quran.

In the Indonesia Country,that the Islam religious majority, Jesus was still becoming the available debate his meeting point.The conflict of the religious teaching concerning Isa's figure between Islam and Christian was contrary,approximately like this : All Christian group trusted Isa as God All Moslems did not trust Isa as God Also concerning Muhammad's figure was gotten by the conflict contrary as follows : All Moslems trusted Muhammad as Nabi All Christian Group did not trust Muhammad as Nabi Respectively the side acknowlegded about the right an the side's obligation headed by the other religion to teach his religion for his follower personally although the religion condemned our religion. For example a Rev preached in front of christian group or the other religious person that came to listen to the christian teaching,while in his sermon had the teaching that 'Muhammad was the example of the false Prophet who was pointed out by Jesus in Markus 13:22' Might not a Moslems were then touched on and complained about this as the insult to the Islam religion. Even so was the reverse,if a person ustadz taught in front of moslem or the other religious person that wanted to listen to the analysis of the Islam teaching,while in his analysis was said "Who that deified Isa was Musyrik" then might not christian group were touched on and complained about that as insulting towards that christian religion. Why?? Because indeed was in Qur'an, a thrid of his contents was the correction against Jewish and christian group about their corruption on their prophet's teaching (Musa and Isa )

yes it is true.....muslims belive that jesus is a prophet....

yep! he was the 24th prophet in Islam :)

To say as others have probably said, from what I have heard, Muslims believe in Jesus, but not that he is our savior. They believe that he was a mear prophit.

Yes, that is 100% correct. Jesus in Islam know as Isa as. which was a prophet before Muhammad SAW the last prophet.