In Islamic tradition, Jesus is depicted differently than in Christian texts, particularly in Sufi literature. This Sufi Jesus is distinct from the eschatological Jesus found in Hadith collections.
by Dr. Tim Orr
In this post, I glean heavily from Richard Schumack's book, Jesus Through Muslim Eyes.
In Islamic tradition, Jesus is often seen as a "pious servant." This view differs from the Christian understanding of Jesus as God's divine Son and humanity&
In Islamic tradition, Jesus is depicted differently than in Christian texts, particularly in Sufi literature. This Sufi Jesus is distinct from the eschatological Jesus found in Hadith collections.
In this blog, I will explore the Qur'anic view of Jesus and compare it with the Biblical perspective. I'll delve into the unique features of Jesus as depicted in the Qur'an, his life trajectory, and the theological implications of his teachings.
From its inception, Islam has starkly rejected the Christian understanding of Jesus, offering a polemic against the notion of his divinity and role within the Trinity.
