Muslim should love jesus (peace be upon him)
Why Muslims Love Jesus
Muslims love and respect Jesus for several reasons rooted in Islamic teachings:
His Miraculous Birth and Life: The Qur’an describes Jesus’ birth as a miraculous event, emphasizing Allah’s power and Mary’s purity. Muslims admire Jesus’ life of piety, his miracles, and his unwavering commitment to calling people to righteousness.
His Moral Teachings: Jesus’ teachings, as understood in Islam, align with the core values of compassion, forgiveness, and submission to God. Muslims are inspired by his example of humility and service to others, which resonates with the Islamic emphasis on good character.
His Role as a Sign of God’s Power: In Islam, Jesus is seen as a sign of Allah’s ability to create and sustain life in extraordinary ways. His miracles, such as giving life to clay birds or healing the blind, are viewed as manifestations of divine will, reinforcing Muslims’ faith in Allah’s omnipotence.
Eschatological Significance: Islamic tradition holds that Jesus will return before the Day of Judgment to defeat falsehood, unite believers, and establish justice. This belief fosters a sense of hope and reverence for Jesus as a figure of immense importance in the divine plan.
@Courageisthekey Yes, exactly. As Muslims, we love and respect Prophet Isa (peace be upon him). His birth was a miracle, and he was one of the greatest prophets. He taught people to worship Allah, to be kind, and to live with patience and humility. We believe in his miracles, and that he will return before the Day of Judgment to defeat falsehood and bring justice. Loving him is part of our faith it’s what Allah and His Messenger taught us.
Absolutely. Muslims love all the prophets sent by God. 25 have been named in the Quran. Prophet Jesus (phuh) is mentioned many times and his life tale is simply amazing .
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Are you guys memorising 1-10 verses from chapter 18 (surah kahf) to seek protection from antichrist?
@Courageisthekey Yes, in islam we believe that reading or memorizing the first 10 verses of Chapter 18 (Surah Al Kahf) helps protect us from the antichrist, who we call Dajjal. It’s something many Muslims do every Friday. It’s a way to stay strong in faith
Uhmmmm.... great write-up 👍