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Is Jesus in the Quran?

Discover what Islam teaches about Jesus (Isa in Arabic) through the Quran and Islamic tradition. Jesus is mentioned more explicitly by name in the Quran than in the Bible, making him a central figure in Islamic faith and theology.

Yes — Jesus (called Isa) appears 25 times in the Quran, more than Muhammad.

The Quran confirms his virgin birth, his miracles, and his role as a prophet — but denies his divinity and resurrection.

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Mentions of Jesus in the Quran

Virgin Birth

Born of Mary (Maryam) — unique in Islam

Return at End Times

Will come again to defeat the Antichrist

Key Facts About Jesus in Islam

  • 25+Times Jesus (Isa) is named in the Quran
  • •Born of the virgin Mary (Maryam) — uniquely mentioned in Quran
  • •Performed miracles: healing the blind and leper, raising the dead
  • •Did not die on the cross — Islam teaches he was raised to heaven
  • •Will return at the end of times to judge humanity
  • •NOT divine or the Son of God in Islam

Jesus Across 6 Traditions

Christianity

Jesus is God the Son, the second person of the Trinity. He died and rose again for humanity's salvation.

Islam

Jesus (Isa) is one of God's greatest prophets, but not divine. He is called the Messiah (al-Masih) but not the Son of God.

Judaism

Jesus is not recognized as the Messiah. He is viewed as a Jewish teacher whose followers created Christianity.

Hinduism

Jesus may be viewed as a great teacher or spiritual master, sometimes compared to incarnations (avatars) of God.

Buddhism

Jesus is respected as a spiritual teacher, though not central to Buddhist practice or doctrine.

Bahá'í Faith

Jesus is recognized as a manifestation of God, but not the only one. Bahá'u'lláh is seen as a later messenger.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many times is Jesus mentioned in the Quran?

Jesus (Isa) is explicitly named 25 times in the Quran across various chapters (suras), making him the most frequently mentioned non-Muhammad figure.

What does Islam say about Jesus being the Son of God?

Islam explicitly rejects the concept of Jesus being God's son. The Quran states in Surah 19:35: "It is not becoming to God that He should have a son." Muslims believe God (Allah) is one and has no offspring.

Does Islam believe Jesus died on the cross?

No. Islam teaches that Jesus was not crucified or killed. The Quran states that he was raised up to heaven by God. There is scholarly debate about what happened, but crucifixion is denied.

What role will Jesus play in the end times in Islam?

Islamic tradition teaches that Jesus will return before the Day of Judgment to fight the Antichrist (Dajjal), defeat evil, and rule justly. He will die a natural death and be buried.

Did Mary (Maryam) have other children in Islam?

The Quran focuses on Mary and Jesus but doesn't explicitly address Jesus's siblings. Islamic tradition generally accepts that Mary remained a virgin and is highly honored.

How do Muslims view Jesus's miracles?

Islam affirms Jesus's miracles including healing the sick, raising the dead, and creating living birds from clay. These are signs of his prophethood, given by God's permission.

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