What does the Quran say about Jesus?

[AlperHan]

I feel sorry for those who attack others based on their ethnicity or beliefs. To be honest, this stems from a damaged mindset. Those who insult religions they know nothing about are individuals seeking social validation and are susceptible to manipulation. Intelligent people, however, don't immediately accept information; they question, investigate, and don't ostracize anyone.

[Masie]

I have no idea. Nor will I ever know. I don't have any specific reason to read that book. It is not my religion. I grew up in a Christian household that attended a Baptist church.

I don't believe the state in the US that I live in likely contains one of those books given the overwhelming Christian beliefs by the huge majority of the population here.

[AlperHan]

I respect your beliefs, but Jesus and Muhammad are like two different lights coming from the same lamp. I'm not forcing you to do your research.

[Masie]

Nor did I expect you to force me to do anything. I simply answered the question. I have no disrespect for those that follow other religions.

[AlperHan]

I just want to inform you... Have you researched who Paulos was, or are you just believing what they want you to believe? Paulos roamed the streets like a bandit, raiding houses and torturing or executing those who deviated from Judaism, that is, those who believed in Jesus Christ, men or women alike. I did a lot of research; you can too. Before this, I was an atheist, then I researched all religions, and I became a Muslim.

[Masie]

I have not researched that. I believe in the religion I grew up with. I already said I have no disrespect for those that follow. other religions. Do not disrespect me for mine please.

[AlperHan]

No, I would never do such a thing. I respect respectful people, regardless of their beliefs. I only meant that it's always good to research and learn from different perspectives instead of relying on just one source. My intention was not to offend you or disrespect your beliefs. Before becoming a Muslim, I questioned and studied different religions. I believe God gave humans the ability to think, question, and seek the truth. I think questioning doesn't weaken faith, but rather makes it more meaningful. I apologize if I was misunderstood. Take care and have a good day.

[choco-latte]

They don’t believe that he is God nor the son of God but they believe he is one of the most important prophets and he is highly respected in Islam. They believe that he was born to a virgin mother and never committed any sin, also that he will come to defeat the Antichrist and rule the world at the end of times.

[AlperHan]

To be honest, I'm surprised, where did you learn all this?🙂
Yes, you're right about most of these points. In Islam, Jesus is revered not as God or the son of God, but as one of the greatest prophets. Prophet Muhammad became a prophet after Jesus. Muslims believe that he was born by a miracle, lived a sinless life, and will return near the time of the apocalypse, as it is written in the Quran. According to the Quran, he will defeat the Antichrist and establish justice.
It's interesting that despite different beliefs, there are many points that people know and discuss between religions."

[choco-latte]

I read a little bit about the way Jesus is portrayed in Islam

[AlperHan]

I wish you success. I know that God commands people to question, seek knowledge, and find the truth.
Besides this, there are things that have led me to think deeply about the Quran. For example, the Quran says:
"The heavens and the earth did not weep for them, nor were they given respite." (Quran 44:29)
Some researchers have pointed out similarities between this statement and ancient Egyptian mourning texts; in these texts, the mourning of the heavens and the earth for a deceased king or holy figure appears as a theme.
What I find interesting is that these ancient Egyptian texts were written in hieroglyphs, and their meanings were not understood by the wider world until modern times, after the decipherment of ancient Egyptian writing. Because even in the 20th century, hieroglyphic texts were not understood, and the Quran was not understood when it was revealed, so how could a book know? This made me think.
For me, this is one of the things that encouraged me to think about the Quran and its origins.
I think sincere inquiry and learning are important.

[WhitneySnow]

This is 100% true. Muslims do not believe Jesus is the Son of God the way Christians do, but they do believe he was one of the prophets.

[AlperHan]

Yes, Muslims love Jesus. People who don't believe in Jesus and Moses cannot be Muslims because it's a requirement of Islam. To be a Muslim, one must accept the prophets. Prophet Muhammad said that Jesus will return on the Day of Judgment, sent by God.

[SixFootSexy]

https://www.youtube.com/embed/5QEHL32CXe4

Well, it says quite a lot that is contradictory.

[fishbone77]

you posted a video of an AI debate? WTF?