⚠️DISCLAIMER: first i am over 18 and i am not asking these questions out of hatred, disrespect, or doubt in Islam. I am a sincere Muslim who has questions in my heart and mind that I want to understand better. My goal is to learn and strengthen my faith by seeking clear answers based on the Qur’an and authentic Sunnah. I appreciate respectful and knowledgeable discussion.
In Islam, it is a core and clear belief that Prophet Muhammad ﷺ is the final prophet, the Seal of the Prophets, and no prophet will come after him. This is explicitly mentioned in the Qur’an and the teachings of the Prophet ﷺ. However, Islamic eschatology also teaches that Prophet Isa (Jesus) will return before the Day of Judgment to fulfill certain roles and complete important tasks.
This creates several important questions that I want to understand more deeply and clearly, because these topics often cause confusion or are avoided:
1. Finality of Prophethood vs. Return of Isa
If Prophet Muhammad ﷺ is the last and final prophet sent by Allah, how can Prophet Isa come back again? Isn’t Isa also a prophet? If so, how can another prophet appear after the “final” prophet? Does this mean the belief in the finality of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ’s prophethood is not entirely true? Or is Isa’s return something different like he is no longer a prophet, but rather returning in a different role?
2. Isa’s Unique Role and Mission
It is said that Isa will return to defeat Dajjal (the false messiah), restore justice, and lead believers. If Muhammad ﷺ is the greatest and final prophet, why is Isa given this critical mission? EVEN THOUGH its his time? Couldn’t Prophet Muhammad ﷺ have done this himself if he is the last and greatest? What does Isa’s return say about his status compared to Muhammad ﷺ? Is Isa considered superior in some way?Maybe more then a prophet?
3. Death of Muhammad ﷺ vs. Isa’s Continuing Life
Muslims believe that Muhammad ﷺ is the most beloved and honored of all creation. Yet, Muhammad ﷺ passed away and is no longer alive in this world. Meanwhile, Islamic belief holds that Isa was raised up alive by Allah and did not die, and that he is still living and will return. Why would the most beloved and honored prophet die while Isa remains alive? Does Isa’s continued life mean he is more special or more loved by Allah? How do we reconcile this difference?
4. Isa’s Miraculous Birth and Christian Beliefs
Isa was born miraculously without a father a unique and extraordinary event among prophets. Christians believe Isa is the son of God, or even God himself. From an Islamic perspective, what does Isa’s miraculous birth mean? Does it make him more than a prophet? Is there any truth in the Christian claims from an Islamic point of view, or is Isa purely a human prophet with a special miracle?A god?
I want sincere, Qur’an-based and Sunnah-based answers to these questions because these issues affect our understanding of fundamental Islamic beliefs. Clear explanations will help avoid confusion and strengthen faith.
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