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THREAD ABOUT JESUS
Throughout the years, I have refrained from answering this question, or I simply didnât give a full answer. I had my reasons. Iâm now ready to share my view of Jesus. It could be controversial, but itâs what I believe to be the truth. https://twitter.com/asylum812day/status/1249620088652693504
Throughout the years, I have refrained from answering this question, or I simply didnât give a full answer. I had my reasons. Iâm now ready to share my view of Jesus. It could be controversial, but itâs what I believe to be the truth. https://twitter.com/asylum812day/status/1249620088652693504
2- As a (practicing) Muslim, all my beliefs have to be based on the Quran and Hadith. Thereâs no other way. Therefore my sources (evidence) need to be from the Quran and or Hadiths. This means I will not be citing the Bible, even though it is considered a Holy Book in Islam.
3- Now, letâs get all the obvious matters out of the way:
[The majority* of] Muslims believe:
- Jesus is a messenger of God.
- Jesus was born from a virgin Mary, by a miracle from God.
- There will be a 2nd coming at the end of time.*
- Mary is a âMistress of the universe.â
[The majority* of] Muslims believe:
- Jesus is a messenger of God.
- Jesus was born from a virgin Mary, by a miracle from God.
- There will be a 2nd coming at the end of time.*
- Mary is a âMistress of the universe.â
4- First Matter: âMessengerâ
Muslims believe Jesus is a Messenger, not just a Prophet. A Prophet (such as Daniel) is sent by God without a Book; a Messenger (such as Moses or Jesus) comes with a book. A messenger holds a higher status than a Prophet who continues the message.
Muslims believe Jesus is a Messenger, not just a Prophet. A Prophet (such as Daniel) is sent by God without a Book; a Messenger (such as Moses or Jesus) comes with a book. A messenger holds a higher status than a Prophet who continues the message.
5- Whatâs important to consider here is that Christians also believe that Jesus came with a Message from God (âThe Fatherâ). Thus, we agree on the legitimacy of the message of Jesus.
6- Muslims differ with Christians on: Jesus being God, a God, God in human flesh, Son of God, a deity or being worshiped.
Muslims (and Jews) donât believe anyone other than 1 God (âThe Fatherâ) can be worshipped. At all.
BUT: That doesnât mean Jesus isnât a âCreator.â
Muslims (and Jews) donât believe anyone other than 1 God (âThe Fatherâ) can be worshipped. At all.
BUT: That doesnât mean Jesus isnât a âCreator.â
7- Second Matter: Jesus, not God, but a Creator.
A creator doesnât necessarily have to be âGod.â As both Muslims and Christians believe: With the permission of God (The Father) Jesus can create.
In the following verse from the Quran (5:110), we read that:
A creator doesnât necessarily have to be âGod.â As both Muslims and Christians believe: With the permission of God (The Father) Jesus can create.
In the following verse from the Quran (5:110), we read that:
8- Jesus breathing life into a clay bird goes far beyond permission from God. In Islam, Jesus has several names, one of them is Ruhullah, which means âThe Soul of God.â Many Muslims are named after Jesus, specifically this name. One of them is Khomeini.(He was nothing like Jesus)
9- Now that we have established, from the Quran, that Jesus can give life, some Muslims could argue that this doesnât make Jesus an absolute creator; as there is only one true creator, God.
In the Quran, God (Allah) clarifies that there are creators other than Him:
*Creators*
In the Quran, God (Allah) clarifies that there are creators other than Him:
*Creators*
10- To Summarize:
Jesus is a messenger from God, creator, healer and giver of lifeâby the permission of God.
Jesus is a messenger from God, creator, healer and giver of lifeâby the permission of God.
11- WAS JESUS CRUCIFIED?
In Islam, Jesus wasnât crucified. Some scholars believe he was raised to the heavens and still lives, others believe he died. Either way, he is awaited at the end of time.
This is due to the belief that Jesus is simply too great to be crucified.
In Islam, Jesus wasnât crucified. Some scholars believe he was raised to the heavens and still lives, others believe he died. Either way, he is awaited at the end of time.
This is due to the belief that Jesus is simply too great to be crucified.
12- Also, in Islam, everyone is accountable for their sins. If I harm you, you need to forgive me in order for me to be forgiven. God cannot forgive me without your forgiveness. Doing that would be unjust to you and your rights.
13- I hope weâre able to see how similar we are, and how the differences are minor. Looking ahead, both religions await Jesus Christ and his second coming.
God bless us all.
God bless us all.
