Category: Christianity
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Yalqut Shamouni
An article posted on a Christian website entitled Jesus in the Rabbinic Traditions is a good example of the level to which religious studies has sunk in recent years, as carried out on the Internet. The author, one Sam Shamoun, who presents himself as one who has the knowledge to instruct us in his chosen…
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Was Jesus sent to the Children of Israel or to the world?
Mohd Elfie Nieshaem Juferi Jesus(P) was sent by God exclusively to the Bani Israil (Children of Israel) and had many times clearly and explicitly stated that he is a Prophet sent only to the Jews. There are many verses in the New Testament that supports this mission of Jesus(P). The following are only a few…
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Do Christians make Jesus idolatrous?
Abdur Rafay Ahmad & Mohd Elfie Nieshaem Juferi Before proceeding, please let us inform you clearly that Muslims love Prophet Jesus(P) and have nothing against him. According to the Holy Qur’?n, one must believe in every prophet including Jesus(P) to become a Muslim. And according to the Qur’?n, if a Muslims say something against the…
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10 Points Against the Divinity of Jesus
As a Muslim, I honour and respect the Messiah Jesus(P) as an elect Prophet of God. The Islamic view of Jesus lies between two extremes. The Jews, who reject Jesus(P) as a Prophet of God, calls him an impostor. The Christians, on the other hand, considers him to be the God in flesh and worship…
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Is Jesus God? Think About It!
That the Christianity of today rests solely on the the doctrine of Jesus Christ, that he was God in human form and died on the cross as a suffering deity need no longer be explained. However, there is hardly a single statement where Jesus had explicitly stated that he is God, although Christians do bring…
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Jesus Through The Eyes Of Islam
Centuries of confrontation with the Christian West followed by a period of intense missionary activity, which still continues in certain regions of the Islamic world in new forms, have created among some contemporary Muslims an aversion not only to Christianity but, in the case of some of the modernised classes, even to the Islamic conception…