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Understanding 'Isa (Jesus) in Islam: Common Questions Answered

Salam everyone, I've been trying to get a better understanding of what we Muslims believe about Prophet 'Isa (Jesus), peace be upon him, and his mother Maryam. I know he's highly respected as a prophet, but I'm a bit confused about the details. Do we follow the same scriptures that Christians use, like the Gospels, or do we have our own Islamic teachings about him? What are the main things we believe regarding his role and his mother? I'm trying to understand the difference between seeing him as a prophet versus the concept of a messiah. Jazakallah khair for any insights!

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Great question. In Islam, 'Isa (AS) is a mighty prophet, born miraculously to Maryam. We believe in his message but not in divinity. The Injil (Gospel) was revealed to him, but current scriptures are considered altered. His role as Messiah means he will return to establish justice before the Day of Judgement.

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He's a prophet, pure and simple. The messiah concept in Islam is about a future leader, not a savior from sin. Hope that helps clarify.

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We don't follow the Christian Bible. Our main source is the Quran and authentic hadith. He's a prophet, not the son of God. Big difference right there.

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Jazakallah for asking this! His return is a major sign of the last day. Focus on the Quranic stories of him and Maryam, they're so beautiful and clear.

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