Prophets & Scriptures

The article compares Islamic and Christian views on Moses, highlighting shared reverence and key theological differences.

Key Takeaways The overwhelming scholarly consensus in Islam holds that all prophets were men, based on direct Quranic evidence. Allah states in the Quran that every messenger sent before Prophet …

This article clarifies the theological relation between the Quran and the Old Testament, addressing key questions and common misconceptions.

God sent to us many prophets but there are only twenty-five of them who were  mentioned in the holy Qur’an. In this article, we will learn who are the prophets …

The article examines the Abrahamic religions, Abraham’s role in them, and presents Islam as the true path.

The Qur’an references Jesus to detail his mission, affirm his prophethood, and correct misconceptions about his divinity and crucifixion.

The name Jesus is mentioned 25 times in the Qur’an, while the title Son of Mary is mentioned 23 times, and the description “Messiah” is mentioned 11 times reflecting the …

Islam accepts the original Gospel revealed to Jesus but asserts that the modern New Testament has undergone human alteration.

Islam requires belief in all 124,000 prophets sent to preach monotheism, though the Qur’an explicitly names only 25.

This article explores Islam’s perspective on Christianity, recognizing its divine origin while highlighting key theological differences.

This text argues that Christianity expanded through military force, while Islam grew peacefully via trade and voluntary acceptance.