Islam and Catholicism share common values like belief in God and the afterlife, but differ in views on God’s nature and Jesus.
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The Quran states Jesus did not die by crucifixion. In Islam, Jesus is considered one of Allah’s honored messengers
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The Quran calls Jesus “the Word of God”, emphasizing his miraculous creation. Jesus is considered Allah’s servant, not divine.
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The Quran describes Jesus as a “Spirit from God” and clarifies misconceptions about him. It emphasizes God’s Oneness.
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The Quran did not mention an exact date for the Prophet Jesus’s birth (‘Isa in Arabic). Yet, we can deduce from some Quranic Ayahs the year of his miraculous birth …
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The Quran was revealed over 23 years and preserved through oral and written methods. Authentic texts clarify its timing after Jesus.
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Muslims believe Muhammad (PBUH) is the seal of all Prophets, came after Jesus (PBUH). This article explains why.
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Muslims believe Jesus will return to judge the world, according to the Quran and Sunnah. He will not die for sins, but Jesus will judge.
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Do you know that Quran directly mentions the name Jesus (ʿĪsā) 25 times, while the title “Son of Mary” (Ibn Maryam) is used 23 times, and “Messiah” (Masîḥ) appears 11 times? discover more!
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The Quran teaches that Jesus is a Muslim, as Islam was the message sent to all prophets. Muslims believe in all prophets without distinction.
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The Quran depicts Jesus (PBUH) as a revered Prophet, with key chapters detailing his life and teachings….
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The Quran presents Jesus (PBUH) as a revered Prophet, with a story of miracles starting with his mother, Maryam (PBUH).
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