Jesus is one of the most influential and widely recognized figures in history, revered by billions across different faiths. And while he is most commonly associated with Christianity, his role in Islam is equally profound, though often less well known.
In Islam, Jesus (referred to as Isa) is not seen as the Son of God, but as a divinely chosen prophet and messenger of Allah. He holds a unique status among the prophets, while Islamic tradition describes him as a miracle-worker, a teacher of divine wisdom, and a righteous servant of God.
But what are the differences in how Jesus is seen in Islam compared to Christian belief? And what does the Quran say about his life, his miracles, and his fate? Click through this gallery to find out.