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What ISlam Say about Jesus

Elsalam Elikom,
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In the Name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
Mary, The Blessed


Mary was a righteous woman. Her mother dedicated


her to God’s service even before she was born. As

a child, she lived a life marked by health and

righteousness, which others pointed to in​

admiration. She was raised by the wise Zechariah,​

who instilled in her, a beautiful sense of faith in​

God. When she had become a young woman, Mary​

sought to purify herself further before her Lord.​

Knowing that the hustle of life in the towns was​

distracting, she withdrew from her people to a​

sanctuary in the East. There she could meditate​

in seclusion and peace. Suddenly, on a day that​

seemed no different from the rest, an angel of God​

visited her, disguised in the likeness of a human.​

Afraid of so strange a sight, Mary prayed for​

protection, but the strange being reassured her and​

declared that he was a messenger from the Lord​

to announce the glad-tidings of a faultless son. Mary,​

astounded, asked how this was possible seeing​

that no man had ever touched her. But the angel​

replied, “Your Lord says, it is easy for Me …”. But​

when she felt the little child within her, she fled her​

sanctuary out of fear of what her family would do or​

say when they heard the news. Mary, however, was​

not to face hardship. When in her despair she cried​

out to God for oblivion, a voice soothed her and​

she found shade and a cool spring. Under a datepalm​

in the warmth of late summer, she made her​

dwelling and there bore the child unlike any other​

in human history.​

Shortly thereafter, Mary returned to her community​

carrying the child who was to be called Messiah,​

Jesus, and son of Mary. When her people saw her​

with the baby in her arms they couldn’t believe​

their eyes, let alone accept her word. They refused​

to believe when she told of an angel who came​

and told her she was chosen above all other women​

to carry this burden. They accused her of infidelity​

and implied that she had ruined the family name.​

Mary, being overwhelmed, simply motioned towards​
the child meekly.
The Miracles

Now the child was the product of a miracle and



consequently, miraculous things began to happen.

In defense of his mother and of the truth, the infant​

Jesus spoke saying, “I am a servant of God. He​

has given me Scripture and has made me a​

Prophet. He has blessed me wherever I may be​

and has made prayer and charity my duty as long​

as I live.” This put the detractors to rest.​

Throughout his youth, Jesus remained dutiful to​

his mother and developed quickly in intelligence,​

wisdom, and piety. He dumfounded the learned and​

was greatly admired by those around him who​

appreciated his talents. He claimed to be a sign​

of God and a Messenger to the Israelites.​

His people had strayed from the spirit of truth and​

placed their trust in legalism, thereby burying their​

sense of mercy beneath dusty scrolls and rituals.​

Finally, when he came of age, Jesus began to travel​

and preach throughout the land of Palestine about​

a return to the truth of the old revelations and a​

rejection of all that man had added. In his task he​

was supported by the spirit of truth, the​

angel Gabriel.​



The Gospel, His Message​


He taught that love and mercy overcome hate and



anger and that only a true and sincere faith in the

Creator and obedience to His will can bring a person​

salvation in this life as well as in the next. To​

reinforce his message, which was called “Injeel”​

(Good News), God granted him the performance of​

miracles. He healed the sick, uplifted the distressed​

and revived the dead. All these things he did with​

the permission of God, never taking credit for them​

himself.​

He led a simple and pious life. Soon he attracted​

an inner-circle of devoted followers who listened to​

his teachings with fervor and humility. These​

disciples, among them Peter, Barnabas, and John​

helped him carry the message of Divine Love to the​

people. They helped him in his mission.​
A Test of Wills


But no righteous man of God is without trial and



ribulation. As the message of Jesus began to gain
wider acceptance, a small clique of hypocrites and
evil men began to plot against him. They were the
priests and leaders of the Jews whose position and
wealth depended upon their place as the sole
interpreters of religion to the masses. They pursued
him and his followers and eventually captured him.
Though they abused him, he never renounced his
faith in the one God. So in their anger they plotted
to crucify him on a Roman cross. But Jesus slipped
from their grip at the last moment, and all the while
they thought they had succeeded. They were sure
they had killed him but God answered Jesus’ prayer
and saved him from their schemes. Confusion
overtook the mob and they might have killed the


man who betrayed Jesus instead. In any case, Jesus
escaped from their grasp. Then God removed Jesus
from this world into another dimension, to a place
with Him, not to return until a later time.
With their teacher gone, the devoted followers of
Jesus tried to maintain the purity and simplicity of
his teachings. But they were soon besieged and
overtaken by a flood of Roman and Greek influences,
which eventually so buried and distorted the
message of Jesus that only a little of its truth now
remains. Strange doctrines of Jesus being a mangod,
of God dying, of saint worship and of God being
made up of different parts came into vogue and were
accepted by many of those who took the name
“Christians” centuries after Jesus.
Conclusion


The only records that have come down to us



concerning Jesus are some sketchy biographical
material, poorly researched and compiled, which can
in no way be representative of the full and accurate
Message of Jesus, the Son of Mary. The time of the
final and incorruptible Message was not yet at hand.
It would be left to the last prophet of God, Muhammad
(peace be upon him), to clarify the truth from man’s
additions and deletions.
Jesus taught the same eternal message that was
taught by all the Messengers of God, from Adam,
on through Noah, Abraham, Moses and ending with
the mission of God’s last Guidepost to humanity,
Muhammad (peace be on them all), whose coming
was foretold by Jesus himself.
Every nation and every people, from the Aztecs to
the Greeks, have received a Prophet or a Messenger
from God. Jesus was the last of a series of
Messengers sent to the Israelites, but they
consistently strayed from the path of surrender to
God. Each of the many Messengers spoke a different
language and followed varied customs. Yet the core
faith taught by each was the same: surrender your
imperfect and fickle will to the perfect will of the Power
that is greater than you. You will then find the peace
and freedom that only the Creator of all things can
provide. Then you must do what is right and good to
your fellow creatures. This way of life is called Islam
(surrender to God and find peace).
This Note is copied from a Article by



By Yahiya Emerick



 
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