Jonathan Nwokpor
“Believing in Prophets And Messengers sent by Allah” is one of the Five Pillars of Islam. Furthermore, you cannot consider yourself a true Muslim if you reject any one of the Five Pillars of Islam, which includes Isah (Jesus) (S.A.W.). Thus, one of the primary obligations of Muslims is to believe in Isah (Jesus).
Jesus (Isah) was born through a virgin Mother and had no personal contact with a male, as mentioned in the holy Qur’an. Furthermore, his miracles were made plain; we all accept they exist.
Every day, we trust in Isah (Jesus), yet Christians think that Muslims don’t believe in or even know him because they see him as a Prophet and Messenger rather than as God.
A Muslim is a more devout follower of Christianity than a Christian if faith in Isah (Jesus) is the defining characteristic of a Christian. Thus, a Muslim guy transmitted this Holy Qur’anic passage to a Christian guy via his Twitter account. The passage states
“O Mary, indeed God has chosen you, purified you, & exalted you above the women of the worlds.”
Despite knowing the sender was a Muslim, the Christian did not believe this message came from the Holy Qur’an when he first received it. However, he responded by stating, “What a beautiful verse.” I love the gospel.
However, the moment he learned that this passage, found in this chapter of the Qur’an, is truly from the Holy Qur’an (3:42). He was shocked and couldn’t believe the Qur’an would mention Maryam, the Mother of Isah (Jesus).
The Bible and the Qur’an share numerous similarities. The two religions are claimed to be Abrahamic, which indicates that the Prophet Abraham is their source of origin. Muslims share their passion for Jesus (Isah).
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